nchudleigh

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   by nchudleigh 4y ago

   This was a big part of my start into flask. Great tutorial.
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   by nchudleigh 4y ago

   This is awesome, I love workout tracking and am currently doing a 5/3/1 program- wish that I had a iOS device to try your app out. Love the way you have structured the IAPs and the look of the app from the screenshots. Currently u
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   by nchudleigh 4y ago

   Have friends that have been saved multiple times from serious head injury by their helmet. Cases of streetcar tracks and car doors opening on them unexpectedly, no extra risk taking happening there. This approach is not right, the fact the
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   by nchudleigh 5y ago

   You were reading at age 4?
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   Fast and simple JavaScript timestamp conversion and code reference(currentmilli.com)

   1 points by nchudleigh 5y ago|2 comments
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   by nchudleigh 5y ago

   Built this as an alternative to https://currentmillis.com that is more focused on my average use-case. Using the path as the input allows for a faster answer. Useful for : - Converting to and from millisecond timestamps - Genera
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   by nchudleigh 5y ago

   Haha this is awesome, rolling... Looks like a Funnel or Chat bubble with the letter V in it.
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   by nchudleigh 5y ago

   In this camp, my tty needs are simple. Alacritty is simple- and works well. IMO core maintainers call the shots on what to accept and what not to. As others have mentioned, if you don't like it- fork and build your own.
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   by nchudleigh 5y ago

   We have exactly this problem (and have tried to solve it in various ways) and launched Secoda internally at PartnerStack a few days ago. Excited to see it roll-out in the org and build a solid data knowledge base.
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    by nchudleigh 5y ago

    I love this website.
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    I believe it can work, probably best to start it with a small group (<10) of known high quality contributors who are actively working with you and giving feedback on the process. You are going to be trading your time, creating bounties t
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    Really cool, thanks!
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    Interesting, what are these from?
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    Ask HN: Application Engineering Design Documents

    4 points by nchudleigh 6y ago|4 comments
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    Whooooo! Lets go! This is huge!
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    For more context on what CODEOWNERS files are in Github. https://docs.github.com/en/github-ae@latest/github/creating-...
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    Ask HN: How do you manage CODEOWNERS files for large projects?

    1 points by nchudleigh 6y ago|1 comments
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    Go to the 'Supply' tab, the answer the author seems to write off in the 2nd paragraph. http://www.ieso.ca/power-data
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    have found using the jest preset pretty good, a little awkward getting my code injected in some cases though
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    well i mean vimium implements a lot of similar bindings from com. navigation visual selection find scroll
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    yes yes yes yes yes. can’t wait to try this out. heavy vimium user
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    by nchudleigh 6y ago

    desperately needed, going to check this out. we tried this gitbook enterprise product.. definitely headed in the wrong direction for our needs.
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    by nchudleigh 7y ago

    If required to test all those duplicate lines. The author would make the right abstractions in the pursuit of laziness/efficiency. Overstepping and not reviewing and going through proper code review process isn't a reason to ditch
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    Amilli Amilli Amilli (Alternative to Currentmillis.com)(amil.li)

    1 points by nchudleigh 7y ago|0 comments
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    by nchudleigh 7y ago

    And doesn't have a constant scroll bar
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    by nchudleigh 7y ago

    Agreed disappointing. Esp from docker I was expecting better.
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    by nchudleigh 8y ago

    Yeah agreed, would have saved me a minute if you had built an escape hatch
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    by nchudleigh 8y ago

    Would recommend straight into schema if you have the time- but if you must do it incrementally, then yea this will work. The JSONB columns are extremely powerful.
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    by nchudleigh 8y ago

    "now, turn it over and flick off the planned obscelence switch, look at that good as new"
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    by nchudleigh 8y ago

    This is the closing comment on the article. Kind of sad that there really isn't an OS that does even a mediocre job of everything.