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by powersurge360 4y ago
I know linux is a future supported platform but as far as I'm aware, there's not a clear unified way to build bundles in this way across linux distributions. What kind of things are you folks considering if you don't mind my
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by powersurge360 4y ago
I know this is a Livebook love-fest, but you may also consider setting up org-mode sometime. There's a lot to love about org-mode but to stay on subject, you can write your documents in a plain text syntax akin to markdown and any of t
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by powersurge360 4y ago
Thanks for linking this. I was interested in how it worked but I didn't know enough elixir to get around the codebase by myself. This entry point is very informative for how they managed to do it. I just looked at the macOS part, but t
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by powersurge360 4y ago
I, too, am interested but I'm not terribly literate in elixir yet. I am aware that you can compile executables in elixir with a release command but I'd be curious to hear more about (or at least be pointed to the specific spots in
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by powersurge360 4y ago
This is what I had considered to be the state of things. The phrasing on initial read suggested to me that C++ & Rust were the default now for performance critical services (with Rust being a new add) and Hack was used where it made sen
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by powersurge360 4y ago
I'm very surprised that C++ is one of the recommended languages for backend services. I occasionally am interested in learning C++ but with my context as a web developer I find it doesn't really fit any of my use cases. How would
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by powersurge360 4y ago
Hey there! I've done a lot more Django than I've done rails, but have had both in my job title at different points in my career. My favorite language is python but my favorite development platform is Rails. They're mostly com
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by powersurge360 4y ago
I've been on the receiving and perpetuating end of state machines and it's painful to have to deal with one that started years before you got involved and easy to think that you can do better. I've got a modest one in a side
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by powersurge360 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this. For other people who are hovering over this and unsure if they want to watch a 40 minute video, it's time stamped and the two parts I found super valuable were the 'Anti-Pattern: Custom Methods' and t
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by powersurge360 4y ago
I haven't done this, but I've been thinking about it lately. Fly.IO has had some very interesting ideas on this if you want to use a relational database. There was an article about litestream that would allow you to replicate your
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by powersurge360 4y ago
Isn't this effectively the same as using a static site generator? Could you potentially freeze or pre-bake your generated files and then just serve that?
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by powersurge360 4y ago
I am _shocked_ that Midori isn’t more represented in these comments. The lay-flat binding is amazing, the grid is pretty cool, and the indication at the top for the grids is great. Plus the price is about right compared to other premium not
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Check out alpinejs or stimulusjs and combine it with htmx to get to a SPA like experience with very little additional complexity! Htmx let’s you serve partials over the wire instead of a page load so you can update the page incrementally an
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Counter point, I’m work from home and actually spend up to an hour a day doing HIIT and am lucky to break 4k steps. If you’re fidgety or pace you may get there but even with being intentionally active and burning around 850 calories in exer
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by powersurge360 5y ago
I have been _very_ bullish and excited on LiveView and its cousins from other platforms. Hotwire was the first time it's entered my personal dev world and I've been working on a hobby trivia app since Christmas and it has been an
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Web dev seems to be headed in three directions imo: 1) The old style, where the server owns the routing but can cede control over html to the frontend for discreet applications. Always cedes control of JS and CSS to the frontend. 2) A fully
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by powersurge360 5y ago
I suspect this might be a tongue in cheek reference to digg, a site that does a very similar thing. It was popular for a while before being eaten alive by Reddit. Don’t let that dissuade you, though, there is room to add a new dimension to
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by powersurge360 5y ago
You can do both tbh. Wireless headphones are great because if you charge them relatively frequently, they're a light, painless pack. I'm pretty into high fidelity audio, but I'm not going to be walking around w/ my DT 99
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Likely to be EverQuest
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by powersurge360 5y ago
I have a lot of friends who play almost exclusively shooters and this kind of stuff is what's put me off of the genre. I really miss back when you could get a copy of unreal tournament or half life deathmatch and just drop in w/ a
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Bats do do a lot of good, but you also can be bitten by a rabid bat without knowing it. https://www.nytimes.com/1999/03/16/health/cases-a-bat-s-swif...
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Refers to Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook
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by powersurge360 5y ago
South Africa is apparently having large riots and looting going on right now. This video popped up in my YouTube recommendations last week and completely surprised me. I'd tell you more but this video is my only exposure to it so far s
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by powersurge360 5y ago
This is a limitation that I haven't really found a way through. I haven't tried too hard though because I've found that I can often just let the complicating set up have the 'plain' github.com host and use the custo
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by powersurge360 5y ago
In the example, fnord77 posted, you can replace all the places that they used personal.github.com. It will be usable anywhere you would use ssh, including when going through a few tools that ultimately resolve to an ssh invocation. I won&#x
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by powersurge360 5y ago
The host also doesn’t have to be a “real” host. You could do something like github-personal for example. Thanks for the assist fnord77!
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by powersurge360 5y ago
You can set up a new host in your ssh config and specify a key different from your main account and it should swap your accounts based on the key. Additionally, you can set a git config to be included if you’re in a particular directory so
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by powersurge360 5y ago
Not sure if this is a joke, the emails refer to iPhone and it’s original sdk. Originally, to develop for iPhone, you had to settle for making web apps.
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by powersurge360 5y ago
You (and others) might be pleased to know that you can get the space pen as a Parker refill that fits many different pen bodies. You can also get the very popular uni jet stream ink in the same refill type. I suggest a Kaweco sport as the p
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by powersurge360 6y ago
You're made of what you consume. That's as true of ideas as it is for food. Forcing the first will, over time, effect degrees of the second. Wanting to like something is already a large portion of the way to actually liking someth

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