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Mela on iOS[0] is a very similar app with some great polish. One nice thing with Mela at least, is if you use the built-in browser it can get around some paywalls like NYT Cooking. It also integrates with the Reminders app for grocery shopp
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Honestly, this looks amazing for times when I'm in a meeting and want to look a piece of more complex code but don't have a local copy of the repo. The Azure DevOps repo UI leaves a lot to be desired, especially if you know where
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Are you plugging into a different port? I was having a similar issue with waking from sleep after being disconnected and reconnected. Then I realized I was plugging into a different port each time, and once I set the position for the displa
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> If they start off with things like that, there' so much magic under the hood, they won't understand how anything works. I feel like there's an ever growing tension in software development where magic like this makes us m
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I'm surprised this isn't more of a thing. From what I understand this is coming to Android 11 though https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/03/20/android-11-tweaks-h...
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Welcoming Email on Acid to the Pathwire Family
(mailgun.com)
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We had a similar issue and ended up sticking with Mailgun but going with one of their larger contract plans which also gave us access to one of their Technical Account Managers. He's been fantastic, and helped us mitigate some of the i
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I haven't seen blockedits.com before, it looks really cool. What are your thoughts on it? Is it worth taking a deeper look at or would you choose something else if you were starting from scratch?
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I don't think our definitions differ at all. I have a close group of friends that I made at my current company. Some of them have moved on, others are still here but pre-covid we made time to hang out on the weekends or after work and
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That's been my experience too and I wish more people shared it or at least valued that interaction more.
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I always find this position to be really interesting because as an adult I've had a really hard time making new friends. So working in an environment that values and supports employees creating friendships that extend outside of the of
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Any chance you could share some more details around how you integrated mustache with MJML? I did a project almost 3 years ago now where we used MJML and Handlebars, but I was never happy with the end result and have been thinking about goin
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Glad I wasn't the only one that found the indented paragraphs made it difficult to read.
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Hands-On with the Apple Watch iPhone Unlocking Feature in iOS 14.5 – MacRumors
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I worked in education and had teachers and administration who were smart people, consistently asking to have their passwords reset. And the only requirement we had was that it needed to be 8 chars long, no special chars or capitalization. (
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Maybe it's imposter syndrome, but it often feels like these interviews were designed to discourage self-taught developers ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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When I was freelancing I used Harvest for time-tracking and invoicing. I liked it, and the clients didn't have any complaints. If I was to freelance again I'd probably use Harvest again too.
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I agree Confluence is a pain to use, and pages with a lot of info or a lot of macros can been nearly impossible to edit because of how slow they are. On your point about inserting code blocks you should be able to type `/code` and hit
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6y ago
You can just press and slide on the volume/brightness buttons without needing 2 taps.
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I'd recommend removing Siri (or just disabling it entirely if you don't use it) if you're activating by mistake. Also with volume/brightness you can press and slide instead of tapping and then adjusting. Hope that helps!
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Sounds like an Equinox membership. I'm in NYC and could never justify an Equinox membership, but $75-$125/mo is pretty standard if you want to join a gym with classes and not be tied to a single location. I had a New York Sports C
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Oh man, I ran into that when I made my first contribution to our internal Airflow project and was just like wtf is happening.
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My company is hiring a bunch of roles in the NYC area. --- automotiveMastermind | Multiple Full-time | NYC | https://automotivemastermind.com TL;DR we're SaaS in the automotive space that applies predictive analysis to scor
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The UX for volume and brightness on the touchbar isn't as intuitive as I'd expect from Apple, but you can press and slide to adjust them. Took me a few weeks to realize I didn't have to tap the volume or brightness button and
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A buddy of mine built his house and office out of shipping containers. Really cool project, I wish I had some pictures of it. I love seeing stuff like this repurposed.
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I hired someone from a bootcamp who was making a career change and it was easily one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Took a little while to ramp up, but that process helped me be a better manager and helped the rest of the team feel c
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Glad to hear it Josh, can't wait!
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On your first point, I agree if you’re talking about first party adapters. The issue is that a lot of people and companies buy third-party and those are a crapshoot. At my office all Mac users get cheap multi port usb-c dongles and they’re
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This is my setup too and if you're using VS Code, their virtual env support makes it pretty seamless[1]. [1] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/environments
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8y ago
Interesting that the ethernet cable is unplugged
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