nivenhuh

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by nivenhuh 5y ago
Specifically, Toyota was responsible for developing the Kanban methodology.
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by nivenhuh 5y ago
Thanks for the links -- one pro-tip that stood out to me was to use the D: drive (because it's likely to have less filter drivers attached). "Windows's IO stack is extensible, allowing filter drivers to attach to volumes and
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by nivenhuh 5y ago
The license change prevents me from using it at work. Here's to being stuck on 7.x!
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by nivenhuh 6y ago
Challenge accepted. 1. cmd-space to open spotlight, type in system pref, hit enter 2. default behavior puts you in search, type in "keyboard", down arrow, enter 3. press tab to highlight top tabs, press left/right arrow to se
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by nivenhuh 6y ago
Cmd-f2 on your iMac (while plugged into your MacBook over usb-c), will allow you to use your iMac as an external display.
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
I’ve been using elixir for about a year now. It really makes writing API code joyful. The pattern matching concept works so well for handling the variation that happens in API request handling. I also love working with Plugs. The pipeline
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
I join my smart* devices to my network, then add a policy to block all of their traffic on my eero router. Not sure if this is good practice or not — I remember something about there being an attack vector for devices not on a network. Star
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
On using Ember I’ve been using ember since 0.9.5.1, so for 8 years or so? (I have 6 biggish apps that are still under active development today) At the time — there was no router, Ember.View was a thing, there were multiple types of views
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
Software development is an additive practice, where opinions and ideas are usually added to a big-ole-shipping-ball of software. I think this is where most complexity comes from. Sometimes it can be a subtractive practice, where a person c
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
Or when a junior dev switches from spaces to tabs ;)
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
And now you’re the floss master!
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
Lol — I always joke with my partner (an artist) about how much chaos he brings when he loads the dishwasher. There’s a proper way!! I swear it!
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
Not true. You can register cars purchased out of state, that are non-carb compliant. See exemptions page: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/pubs/brochures/fast...
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
Relevant "The IT Crowd" scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGFGD5pj03M
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
Yes, you can via the app
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by nivenhuh 7y ago
flexbox works beautifully with grid
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
I am a big fan of Protocol-oriented development. It allows you to do component-style programming, where it's very simple (swifty) to extend functionality onto struct/classes in a easy to understand, reusable way. Additionally, la
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
I've been using Ember since 2012 and would still pick it for a project.
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
Is there “import x as y” syntax?
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
Looks like Alpine-based images were found to be "ok". Not sure why folks would use non-alpine based images unless you really have some odd dependencies?
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
Looking at this source code... it's a window into the past that nobody should have to revisit. I would recommend: - Start a new program from scratch - Refer to old code to port over "novel" concepts/logic - Publish a ske
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
I think tcsh might hit your requirements. (Personally, I use zsh, but it's much more heavy than tcsh.)
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
Is it just me, or is the gaussian blur effect on the website a bit excessive / headache inducing?
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by nivenhuh 8y ago
How many rows can you have in your spreadsheet before performance starts to become an issue? (I noticed the table isn't lazy-rendered, which sparked the question.)
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by nivenhuh 9y ago
Quote from RFC: "Just because a person is named "Don" doesn't mean he is the ruler of the world (despite what the "Choosing a Name for your Baby" books say)." If only the RFC knew what we know now.