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by mstade 2y ago
Is your pricing also a fraction of coelux's, or just the dimensions? :o)
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by mstade 2y ago
> - You can only run one LSP per file type, so your Rust will work fine, your C++, too, your Angular will not. As a web developer that's an immediate deal breaker. I use Sublime today and being able to run multiple LSP servers per f
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by mstade 2y ago
Oh, another Patriot fan! There must be dozens of us! :o) Seriously though, couldn't agree more. Criminally underrated indeed!
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by mstade 2y ago
I see what you did there, well played! :o)
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by mstade 2y ago
Providing comparison functions that work with existing APIs is solid design, should be required reading for any new types added really. Kudos to the designers! const durations = [ Temporal.Duration.from({ hours: 1 }), Temp
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by mstade 2y ago
Oh man 12 -> 20 must have hurt. In my experience, Node really stepped up their game in most any regard after the iojs split, and these days I've had almost zero problems jumping from one major LTS release to the next. Can't gua
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by mstade 2y ago
I too still like Sublime Text in 2025, largely for the same reasons. I have liked it very much for the past decade or so, and at this rate, I'll most likely keep liking Sublime Text for many years to come. It's an incredible tool
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by mstade 2y ago
One of the Swedish politicians seem to think so: https://swedenherald.com/article/hultqvist-on-the-baltic-sea...
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by mstade 2y ago
Looks amazing, and very relevant to me as I'm going to be producing video guides in the new year. Signed up for updates, excited to see where you take this – great work!
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by mstade 2y ago
This makes a lot of sense, also for pedestrians and other drivers. Having seen these things live in action, it creeped me out to see an empty drivers seat.
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by mstade 2y ago
I was just in CA for a few weeks and drove in SF quite a bit. There are Waymo cars everywhere and from the perspective of a driver I was more than a little cautious driving behind or next to one of them. I would rate their driving as quit
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by mstade 2y ago
The example in the video even has the name `authorizer` in the default export, but really it's an `authenticator` or `identifyer` or `isThisUserWhoTheySayTheyArer` – not a `shouldTheyHaveAccessizer`. I'm in total agreement with yo
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by mstade 2y ago
My reading of the downvoted question was one of genuine curiosity of why the author chose that as a favorite trigraph, as in “why that one instead of another”, not as criticism of the choice of trigraph over something more conventional. I m
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by mstade 2y ago
Fixed pricing can be fine, but requires a lot of due diligence with both parties, and much more detailed contracts and crucially – scope. Expectation management is key. (Btw, what you’re describing sounds more like a retainer which isn’t qu
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by mstade 2y ago
I agree. Scheme sounds like its some kind of evil plot, but truly it’s just a matter of mutual respect between the consultant and client, and – crucially – the consultant’s self respect. Poor word choice aside, the advice really is solid. I
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by mstade 2y ago
> TypeScript solved those problems, and that's why it has taken off and had a meteoric rise to the point that it's practically synonymous with JavaScript. It's also backed – nay, pushed – by one of the largest and most suc
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by mstade 2y ago
Hi Nate! You don't know me and I don't know you, but I know of you through your work on Tamagui. Very excited to see this coming from someone with your kind of experience – we desperately need something to challenge Expo and hopef
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by mstade 2y ago
Great context, thank you for sharing!
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by mstade 2y ago
I did something similar years ago when working on a gambling site where people could upload bets in bulk using specially crafted files. During development this would sometimes break but only in very specific circumstances, and because they
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by mstade 2y ago
In 2021 Hamilton was robbed of the title by Michael Masi. :o(
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by mstade 2y ago
I'm potentially in the market for a 3d printer for our office. Mostly for one offs and some prototyping, and we don't necessarily need one but more a wouldn't-it-be-nice kinda thing. The Bambu Lab printers look like they co
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by mstade 2y ago
I first saw this when I was on a screen sharing session with a client, and couldn't help but ask – is that... is that comic sans? Turns out he was also using Comic Code, and he basically had the same feelings as you towards it. I thoug
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by mstade 2y ago
It's not just you. YouTube is littered with videos just like this one, with exactly the properties you describe. My guess is they are cheap to produce from stock footage, and the scripts rarely offer any deep insights but are mostly ju
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by mstade 2y ago
As a freelancer doing exactly this for nearly a decade now I wholeheartedly agree. Freelancers also tend to know other freelancers who are used to laying the tracks while the train is running, and can usually get a high quality team togethe
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by mstade 2y ago
Ton is an incredible person and Blender truly would’ve died in a box had it not have been for his perseverance and focus. That’s not to say there haven’t been many many more people who’ve contributed massively to the success of Blender, but
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by mstade 2y ago
Well, ackchyually... If you want to get real anal about it the API should probably called URI instead of URL. The latter should describe where to access the resource, not just how to identify it, and to truly be able to do that you must a
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by mstade 2y ago
Couldn't agree more, this podcast is amazing. Worth multiple listens and definitely worth the price of admission.
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by mstade 2y ago
I worked for a top tier bank back in the day and I remember when squatters took over a neighboring building that (I think) the bank owned but was empty. It took months to get the squatters evicted, and we were reminded weekly to not disturb
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by mstade 3y ago
Awesome – thank you so much for sharing!
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by mstade 3y ago
Is this client generation available anywhere, or internal tooling?

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