omniscient_oce

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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
I use it for my personal projects and really like it because of how quick and responsive it is plus the overall design aesthetic is pleasing to me. At the end of the day though it's an issue tracker and there are quite a few out there.
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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
I don't quite understand the "Every 100ms faster → 1% more conversions" tag line (in the context of how Qwik improves over competitors) AFAIK Qwik would have a similar initial load time to other server-side rendered framework
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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
I'm using Obsidian personally. It's perfect for this use-case imo.
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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
How do you deal with more complex/dynamic forms? As someone who learnt frontend mostly in React I've always struggled wrapping my head around how you would do that with server-side rendering. For example: 1) selecting a checkbox a
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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
This lines up with some of my own critiques as well. Good writeup overall.
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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
I thought OCaml was dropping support for 32-bit ARM. I wouldn't call that a weird architecture to want to run on.
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by omniscient_oce 4y ago
You could say that about almost anything difficult that requires a lot of feedback and/or practice.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
The wood part is called the 'blade' in English and there are MANY different brands and models. They come in either 5 ply or 7 ply, where it might be full (5 or 7) wood or 5 wood plies + 2 thin carbon wafers. I use a carbon blade (
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
In Table Tennis we call it "being an EJ" or "EJ-ing" where EJ stands for Equipment Junkie.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
At least they went with "lighting-fast" instead of "blazing-fast"
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Even if it's true I always see this excuse to not try to reduce your consumption as a pure cop-out. If everyone had this attitude then nothing would ever change.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
The school I went to did trial days. Maybe look into sending your kids for a few days trial. If I recall correctly we'd occasionally have parents of prospective parents come and quietly observe our 3hr work cycles or morning circle.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Similar story here. I did Montessori for kinder + primary school in NZ (christchurch) before moving to Aus for high school. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I think it gave me a tangible leg up over a lot of my peers. Perhaps not a huge one, and
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Ironic that some of the highest paying jobs out there are also the jobs that are most easily performed at home. Software dev really seems to be one of those win/win/win scenarios when it comes to jobs. Of course, there will alwa
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
I think I read your postmortem on that actually. Good stuff
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Honestly that was the selling point of ReasonML to me. Share business domain types and share common code but also get a native compiled backend. The pattern matching, variants, and syntax of Rescript are quite nice but unfortunately I don&#
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Multicore OCaml seems quite slow compared to the others. I wonder how many low hanging fruit there are in the backend to speed those numbers up a bit.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Yet it seems like another issue tracker is being developed and advertised every year. Is there something missing in these tools that spurs people to keep making more?
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Yeah, it makes it so you have to play extremely conservatively or just keep save files to roll back to. At least, that's my memory of playing the campaigns as a kid
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Same here
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
I've found that when I watch a Youtube video, at least half or more of the recommended videos on the right are videos that I've already seen before, often music. Does anyone know if there is way to turn this off so it can recomm
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Spotify's UI feels like it has succumbed to this.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
They also have a lot of insanely passionate and smart people, a few of which I know, but the culture can really stifle them at times which is a shame.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Another marketing pet peeve that I have is term "blazing" fast. I think it's so overused now on any new tool's landing page posted online that I instantly just assume that it is, in fact, of relatively average speed. Are
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
This is me exactly too.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
I'm looking to setup Unison to replace Dropbox because I think their service is a bit overpriced, how did you find it?
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Two nice native apps for MacOS that I like are Craft and Eagle.
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
If someones cashflow is pushed to the edge with BNPL purchases it's so easy to get toppled over by an unexpected emergency. It really is quite scary thinking about it. Is it financial irresponsibility causing people to overextend thems
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Thanks for the info. I'll keep that in mind
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by omniscient_oce 5y ago
Myself and most people I know (early twenties) use what the banks give by default which is a "Debit Mastercard/Visa" which lets you shop online like a credit card, perform chargebacks, or pay in-store, but the money just come

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