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by porker 5y ago
I'm sorry. People are precious and our time with them even more so.
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by porker 5y ago
Hoping this leads me to a (paid-for I think) coding font with lovely italics/ligatures I saw in online code examples, didn't bookmark and have never found again...
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by porker 5y ago
Lots of talk about documentation in this thread but returning to the book: has anyone read it or seen an independent review yet? I've seen the authors hyping its release; now I want to know if it's any good :)
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by porker 5y ago
Please make this worldwide. It's a useful address book of people I've met but the (not-so)humblebrag content is awful.
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by porker 5y ago
> The average cost of an in-person ADHD CBT session in the US is $200-300 Is that real? Or the average cost in a city like NYC? My partner has been looking for this in the UK, and the cost is under half this (so long as you're not l
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by porker 5y ago
Great, looking forward to trying this when it's in eu-west-2 (London)
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by porker 5y ago
And https://exploringjs.com/tackling-ts/
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by porker 5y ago
You are talking past the comment that you replied to, and you haven't answered it.
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by porker 5y ago
> Between this link and the OP, we're seeing the first improvements to drop from Mark Shannon's Microsoft-funded full-time work on CPython optimization, alongside Eric Snow and Guido van Rossum Oh good, after the proposals to s
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by porker 5y ago
> But then react-storybook and Happo came along (I'm sure the concepts have existed long before). I can actually commit the states I was trying to test to the repo (as stories), and CI can render them and take screenshot diffs with
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by porker 5y ago
This is my experience too (business/customer facing CRUD systems). Perhaps we don't spend long enough thinking about the problem before we start or planning enough, but most software I write starts with a business problem that nee
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by porker 5y ago
Yes I have had the same elbow pain. It started 5 years after switching my mouse to my left hand due to right arm pain. A concerted programme of golfer's elbow exercises and creating a split keyboard as described have dealt with the pai
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by porker 5y ago
The Symfony community has been going for Server Sent Events rather than websockets, via https://mercure.rocks/ . I don't understand the benefit when every other framework wanting interactivity is still going for websock
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Efficient QR Codes(imperialviolet.org)
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by porker 5y ago
Any Kensington Slimblade users here? I adopted it a couple of months ago due to wrist pain. My accuracy is fairly good however I cannot reliably double-click, let alone triple-click, something I used a lot in my IDE! Is there a technique, o
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by porker 5y ago
> Couple this with them launching GPU's into the most demand-heavy market we might ever see, they don't have to do much to have a good few years. From what I have read their GPUs will be fabbed by TSMC so they will be constrain
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by porker 5y ago
> With LINQ and EF, it's very easy to do I know of LINQ, but what's EF?
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by porker 5y ago
Rofi won't work on Windows, will it?
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by porker 5y ago
The Array Language podcast which started a couple of months ago and was featured on HN has helped.
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by porker 5y ago
Agreed. Once you're used to template inheritance it's hard to go back.
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by porker 5y ago
Yes, community libraries are a key part of the overall experience of using a framework and being productive.
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by porker 5y ago
Many users - who weren't programmers by training - loved CF for the ease of understanding. They had a DX paradigm that worked and I understand why people try to emulate it. It's a question of audience, and not for the HN crowd.
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by porker 5y ago
> We'll see how Vue fairs in the long run if they never make any big shifts, I suppose. Vue 2 to Vue 3 has felt like a big shift. Big enough to leave most libraries incompatible with Vue3 and a lot of community forks spread around w
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by porker 5y ago
Or installs Doctrine DBAL which handles it all for you. At the cost of some performance, but the ease-of-use with a highly-tested and relied-upon library normally outweighs that.
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by porker 5y ago
No, in this case the "scrum master" did tell us how long the tickets would take, because the cost had already been agreed with the client before we were involved. It was a special place to work.
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by porker 5y ago
> This sounds soul-crushing and I hope never to work in such an environment. It isn't. Soul-crushing is doing "Agile" where the "scrum master" tells you how long each ticket will take, where the client is invisib
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by porker 5y ago
> cryptographic signatures compact enough to add to the PDF417 are possible but not as well standardized Do you know which are compact enough while remaining secure? I looked into this recently and failed to find one. Went for online ver
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by porker 5y ago
Gotta fund the next space trip somehow. /s
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by porker 5y ago
This has been my dream setup for years, so that rather than a Windows host with Linux VMs I can run the other way round, enable ZFS and continually snapshot the Windows VM, and avoid the usual Windows failure as bits flip or sectors go bad.
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by porker 5y ago
> with office, adobe, and other stuff installed. It will be interesting to see if Adobe's activation/licensing copes with this, or every time you log in the software needs a new activation as it detects the underlying machine i

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