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by pjm331 3y ago
Is there a package you use for the JIRA <=> org mode part or is that custom?
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by pjm331 3y ago
That is THE YouTube splash screen - I assume it’s the one that gets the clicks since almost everyone who produces YouTube content uses it
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by pjm331 3y ago
96% accurate, 4 perfect
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by pjm331 3y ago
GitHub has a CLI https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_pr_create
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by pjm331 3y ago
My advice (based on my own experience) would be to try everything you can find until you find something that clicks with you. When I’m trying to learn something new having a bunch of different perspectives and explanations is important beca
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by pjm331 3y ago
I have the exact same system but step 4 is eMacs org mode However my script only opens up the current date - love your extension to enable opening up other dates - gonna steal that :)
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by pjm331 3y ago
This is indeed the case. Have run into a few surprising things like this when implementing posthog experiments recently
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by pjm331 3y ago
Raging Bitch is made by Flying Dog brewery whose art is done by Ralph Steadman - well known for his collaborations with Hunter S Thompson. I started drinking it because of that fact after reading Fear and Loathing for the first time in coll
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by pjm331 3y ago
“git” is also a stupid person - and dolt is git for data
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by pjm331 4y ago
With the caveat that I’ve only dabbled with elixir and Phoenix for side projects I really liked the approach taken in this book - https://pragprog.com/titles/lhelph/functional-web-developmen... In which you first
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by pjm331 4y ago
awesome work - will definitely be checking this out not surprised that this is more popular format than textbooks and videos
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by pjm331 4y ago
Have you tried the eglot package for LSP instead of lsp-mode? Can toggle it on with +eglot flag for lsp module in your doom config I was having the same issues and that solved it for me
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by pjm331 5y ago
I may be wrong on this but I also feel like Skyrim lacked the kinds of magical items Morrowind had that basically required you to think up clever magical hacks to make them useful eg Boots of Blinding Speed
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by pjm331 5y ago
Reminds me a lot of the list in a book I just started reading - G. Polya’s How to Solve It 1. Understand the problem 2. Devise a plan 3. Carry out the plan 4. Look back In particular when talking about devising the plan: “If you cannot solv
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by pjm331 5y ago
This book is in a genre I call “once you’ve read the title you’ve read the book” Definitely aligned with the idea but if you already agree with the title you can save some time and skip the read
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by pjm331 5y ago
I’ve been learning by doing advent of code this year. The ramp up of problem difficulty is nice for general lisp learning, and as I get more comfortable I’ve been stretching out more and more into the emacs specific parts like working with
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by pjm331 5y ago
I like hammerspoon. I’ve been using it for years and never got beyond setting up window resizing with the visual grid - which I think is like one of the very first steps in the tutorial - but I’d recommend it just for that.
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by pjm331 5y ago
Agreed - I decided to try learning Emacs Lisp to solve this years problems and I have been struggling on problems I know I could have solved in minutes with a more familiar language - but it makes finally succeeding that much sweeter
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by pjm331 5y ago
Love seeing the set of gems that folks tend to bring into all their projects. https://github.com/dejan/rails_panel Was a new one for me, will def be checking that out
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by pjm331 5y ago
This is the only reason I still have physical books and a record collection.
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by pjm331 5y ago
I do this same loop but I’ve given up trying to learn anything quickly. When it comes to tech I don’t use for my day job I’ll do an iteration like this every 3-6 months and after 2 or 3 years I’ll have become comfortable with it. The nice t
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by pjm331 5y ago
Haha yeah that sounds right. I think it’s time has passed as we have become accustomed to some of the nice quality of life improvements in modern games. My most vivid memories of Morrowind involve trying to use the paper map that shipped wi
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by pjm331 6y ago
"Binging digital transformation to the toilet bowl." Typo? Should be "Bringing"?
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by pjm331 6y ago
I forget where I first read this essay, but I have a tendency to go through periods in which I fixate on some person and exhaustively read everything I can find about them and Feynman was one of those people for me at one point (another was
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by pjm331 6y ago
Part of a long proud lineage of terrible jokes. When asked for a tissue my dad would always say: “tissue? I barely know you!”
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by pjm331 6y ago
Sounds like some Type 2 fun First heard about types of fun from an article posted here - I think it was this one https://www.tetongravity.com/story/culture/the-three-and-a-h... Edit: put type 3 at first but on se
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by pjm331 6y ago
Here’s my anecdata: met my wife on bumble and my profile was a paragraph of lorem ipsum. IMO no one likes writing dating app bios and no one likes reading them. People are gonna match based on looks anyway. You’ll learn about someone on the
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by pjm331 6y ago
i'll take a stab at what the author of that comment might have meant - how I understood it at least there are 2 ways you can define "walkable" 1. it is physically possible to walk there - e.g. there are paved sidewalks 2. it
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by pjm331 7y ago
These are much better versions of the exact kind of doodling I used to do in school. Small shapes drawn very close together eventually resulting in a huge mosaic. Would be fascinating to see some kind of study on the types of doodling peopl
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by pjm331 7y ago
In my experience it’s often just “different” rather than “more” but in some cases, yes, it might be a little more. It depends on where you’re at in a project. Very early on, it’s usually more. In a more established project where these patte

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