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by movedx 9y ago
I've got three Go files open and looking at all the processes related to "Visual Studio Code.app", I see a residential memory footprint of 660MB. I'm using the latest version. That also coincides with: https:/&#x2F
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by movedx 9y ago
> Vim is used by a small but very loud minority. Don't listen to them - they're optimizing for the wrong thing (keeping your fingers on the home-row of the keyboard) at the expense of just about every other aspect of computing.
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by movedx 9y ago
> npm has problems, I won't deny it... but its not unique to javascript developers (which your comments about come off as extremely offensive), and its difficult to take seriously given the lack of any meaningful alternative offered
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by movedx 9y ago
Glad to hear it! I'm looking forward to giving it a try, but right now I'm hooked on Lua and Corona! Ha! :)
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by movedx 9y ago
> Correct indentation when pasting is a pain in my opinion. :set paste :)
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by movedx 9y ago
It has a learning curve that'll take about 2-3 weeks to convert to muscle memory and become habit. Give it a shot. You'll learn something new and if it doesn't work out, VSCode will still be there :-)
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by movedx 9y ago
> last time I checked Go deps where a mess: you list deps as github repos always pointing to latest master Time to check again.
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by movedx 9y ago
The mentality I see around Go development in general is: what does that dependency you're bringing in do and why do we need it? The tooling is irrelevant. It's about how it's all brought together and used.
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by movedx 9y ago
I see npm has "crazy, mental" because of HOW it's used, not for its sheer existence as a "thing." Technically it's a good solution. Very solid. For me, it's more the mentality around just accepting a depen
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by movedx 9y ago
> apologies for the previous short comment. > Jeez that reads harsh. Apologies, it's late. All good, friend. > ... It's really time to move on. But is it? I fear that if this is a genuine issue, why would I want to move o
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by movedx 9y ago
Good read. Thanks. And I agree: Electron is horrible to deal with as an end-user. I've been using Vim for some time and then decided to use VS Code. The integrations, plugins, and everything else were awesome, but man the 3-4GB of RAM
942.
by movedx 9y ago
Bloom effects? As in, glowing and stuff?
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by movedx 9y ago
I just can't stand Electron based applications at all. I can't stand JavaScript actually, but that's something different entirely. I'm really looking forward to learning Flutter ( https://flutter.io ) so I can
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by movedx 9y ago
I'm not the author of the article, but could you expand on why it's click bait? Personally, I think NPM is a crazy, mental concept. As a Go developer (so mostly server-side work) I can't fathom the amount of deps that are pul
945.
by movedx 9y ago
Are you are JavaScript developer, out of interest?
946.
by movedx 9y ago
Are you are JavaScript developer, out of interest?
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by movedx 9y ago
Genuine question: does transpiling from Go, for example, make things any better? I've often wondered if I'd be doing my self any favors or just making things worse if I opted for that path. My goal would be to avoid even looking a
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by movedx 9y ago
Never have! Thanks for the tip.I'm going to check out his work :-)
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by movedx 9y ago
Interesting comment. I consider my self an atheist too. I've done some reading on Buddhism (online and offline, and at my local temple) to learn more about it. I found that a secular approach to Buddhism ("Secular Buddhism"?)
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by movedx 9y ago
https://ssd.eff.org/en -- this is a great start and will lead you down a rabbit hole of links, tools, and intrigue :-)
951.
by movedx 9y ago
Host it on Netlify if you're capable of working with a static website system - it's free to host, free to bring a custom domain, and they do the Let's Encrypt integration for you... for free :-) If you need help, let me know.
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by movedx 9y ago
I create two lists: needs and wants. I prioritise them as such: 1 = no harm if not done; 2 = annoying if not done; 3 = disappoint someone if not done; 4 = financial or emotional harm if not done; 5 = financial and emotional harm if not done
953.
by movedx 9y ago
If you have two devices in a house and one never accesses Google and the other does, Google will know it's you using the non-Google device each and every time. There's more to mining you then cookies and tracking pixels. They use
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by movedx 9y ago
I never said don't use GPS. GPS is excellent in a lot of ways. Google's consumer options in this space are world class and incredibly useful. I used them my self this past weekend in Melbourne. They worked. I'm saying don&#x2
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by movedx 9y ago
Thanks for the downvotes (for having an opinion and offering another solution to a local problem.) I know not everyone can ask for directions. Not everyone can even use a mobile phone but that doesn't mean I can't offer it as a so
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by movedx 9y ago
No solution is a solution for everyone.
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by movedx 9y ago
Have you tried asking people for directions? I find talking to other people and asking for directions is better because you (sometimes get shortcuts and) meet new people, find out interesting facts, get updates like, "Yeah it's ov
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by movedx 9y ago
I think this is what I was getting at: they made some bad decisions. If I understand the original project/proposal (maybe I've got this very wrong), but they essentially just had to take an existing concept and build it in a new e
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by movedx 9y ago
Yep, and I completely agree. I like producing an MVP, but even what the MVP offers should be production ready. I think people read "Minimal" in MVP and believe it means, "No monitoring, logging, error checking, or stability&q
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by movedx 9y ago
> ... the two biggest problems in game dev are building what people want and R&D. What's even harder again about point one, building something people want, is this is a purely creative industry so it's REALLY hard to know w

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