photonios

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by photonios 6y ago
Thanks! Didn't know that. For anyone interested in this. Some quick google-fu revealed this to be correct [0] [1]. Blue light is not great for sleep, but there is no evidence for it being damaging to the eyes. [0] https://pu
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by photonios 6y ago
1) Use Nighshift/Flux permanently on your device. Not just during the night. Helps reduce the amount of blue light you're exposed to. 2) Look away from the screen for a minute at least every 20 minutes. 3) Take a longer break and
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by photonios 6y ago
> A team room means that to ask a co-worker on another team a simple question (or to just see what they are working on) becomes a big deal because you are now entering that other team's space and interrupting a dozen people. Isn&#x2
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by photonios 6y ago
I come here exclusively to read the comments and sometimes participate in them. I often only end up clicking a link because I need more context to read the comments. The comments are often insightful and intelligent. Its interesting convers
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by photonios 7y ago
Not sure about NPM, but Yarn, even v1 without PNP caches all packages and simply copies the package from the local cache into your `node_modules`. It doesn't do symlinks (PNP mode does) because this doesn't always work well and it
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by photonios 7y ago
Too bad you're only looking for people based in the USA. Sounds fun and in a domain I am familiar with. Good luck!
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by photonios 7y ago
Automatically categorize transactions and find abnormalities. I'd love for my bank to tell me "hey, you spend about 10% more on groceries this month" so I can go investigate why. Or even better, give me a warning that if I ke
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by photonios 7y ago
Shouldn't your employer provide you with a device or the means to work from home? Despite the ongoing crisis, your employer can't possibly force you to use your own devices. What if you had no personal laptop or desktop workstatio
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by photonios 7y ago
Unfortunately, that breaks scrolling in VIM, which I also use. I do use scrolling with the track pad in VIM sometimes and I care more about that than scrolling in my terminal. Maybe I should try re-enabling it again. It's been a while.
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by photonios 7y ago
I use tmux in kitty. I rarely have to scroll and when I do, I can certainely do without smooth scrolling. Usually I just use tmux to search and jump through the output. I was a heavy terminal user already but running macOS at work and linux
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by photonios 7y ago
Pretty decent. I've been working from home with my fiance for about three weeks now. Starting the fourth week now. We live in a 50 sqm (540 sqft) apartment together. We're trying to stay in contact with friends and family as much
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by photonios 7y ago
I think the Dutch system gives you the best of both worlds. Everyone is required to have at least basic health insurance. Every year, there's a new definition of what "basic insurance" entails and all insurance providers are
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by photonios 7y ago
Very rational. I am in Romania. We have about 40 cases as of today country-wide. About a week ago we were all told to stay home at the slighest symptons or having travelled. A big conference set to take place was cancelled already about two
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by photonios 7y ago
> The ?good? news though is that Heroku is really slow Did you do any measurements and if so, on which dyno types? We found that using Performance-M dynos' gives us a rather large performance boost. Performance-m dyno's are als
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by photonios 7y ago
This sounds really cool! I've wished for something like this many times. I am mostly attracted by the fact that it would be mostly automatic. I am hoping it lives up to the hype. Signed up for the beta. All the best!
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by photonios 7y ago
Auth0 solves pretty much every problem I've encountered. Which is admittedly, not a whole lot. It's not that these are super hard problems, it's just that it often seems like a waste of time. Instead of working on authenticat
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by photonios 7y ago
I dabbled with an idea similar to Fly.io's Heroku supercharging functionality (Turboku?). One issue I encountered is that the app in question does not benefit from full-page caching. Even if we deployed our app through Fly.io, we'
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by photonios 7y ago
DigitalOcean now has a node auto-scaling as well [1]. It was released very recently. It was not available in the first general release. [1] https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/kubernetes/how-to/autoscal...
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by photonios 7y ago
How is this different from Heroku review apps [1] besides that it's not Heroku? We have this at work. Every PR provisions a new app with your code deployed on it. Since we use a mono-repo, we built a small Github bot that depending on
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by photonios 7y ago
This not relevant at all to this thread but I was very pleasantly surprised to see my hometown and a church I am familiar with pop up here. OP: If you can, do go there. I am not at all religious, and you don't have to, but this is a so
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by photonios 7y ago
There are actually two ways to do Docker with Heroku. You can let Heroku build your image during the deployment phase by simply having a `Dockerfile` in your repository [1]. Or, you can build the image yourself on your CI service and push i
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by photonios 7y ago
PostgreSQL 12.x became available on Heroku earlier this month: https://blog.heroku.com/posgtresql-12
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by photonios 7y ago
All day, every day. I wish I was kidding. Usually in-between things or when I just need a break. You could say it is an addiction. I am sure I am not the only one.
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by photonios 7y ago
I can confirm this. I quit smoking 18 days ago. The first few days were a struggle. Once the physical addiction passed I had to really start dealing with all the habits that slipped in over the years. For example; I didn't quite know h
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by photonios 7y ago
Emulator development is not my cup of tea and I only once tried Dolphin, but the progress reports are always a fantastic read. The Dolphin code base [1] is also fun to read. Thanks for all the enjoyable reads! [1] https://github.
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by photonios 7y ago
You've already asked this question: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22096628 The answers include companies that work on compilers and are hiring
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by photonios 7y ago
Somebody asked this question as a reply to one of the tweets and the author replied: https://twitter.com/jxxf/status/1219128189768871936 > We considered a number of options, but decided that the fix was not mak
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by photonios 7y ago
Andrew, if you're reading this! I use ripgrep every single day and it has never failed me. Thank you for all your hard work! It's nothing short of incredible. Regards, A very happy user
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by photonios 7y ago
I am working on this! [1] Albeit slowly because it is not my full time job. What I have so far is support in the schema editor and very basic migration support. The underlying query is defined as a meta option on the model. [1] https:&#x2F
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by photonios 7y ago
That's before taxes I believe. So after income tax and social contributions, you'll have paid 40-50% of that. Doesn't sound off to me. At least, that's the case here in Romania. Another interesting fact is that in Romani

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