psalminen

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by psalminen 4y ago
I toyed with Linux growing up (2005-2012) then fully committed in 2014 with fedora. Gnome definitely had some issues at that time but I still sound it very productive to use.
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by psalminen 4y ago
Interesting, I never saw (or knew) that Gnome 2 received the same treatment. It's heyday was before my time though.
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by psalminen 4y ago
It's always interesting for me to see that I'm so alone in loving Gnome 3. As a keyboard heavy user, it has always matched my workflow. I never appreciated a start menu. It leaves essentially the full screen for my program. The se
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Google Launches Carbon, an Experimental Replacement for C+(thenewstack.io)
3 points by psalminen 4y ago|1 comments
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by psalminen 4y ago
After a moment of scales, learning "twinkle twinkle little star" or similar is the obvious next step, which I think is what the post is asking about.
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by psalminen 4y ago
Same here. I put mint on my.computer illiterate girlfriend's old computer. She used it as effectively as any other os. The update issue is real though.
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by psalminen 4y ago
Big list comprehensions cause confusion in many ways. KISS is crucial with them.
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by psalminen 4y ago
This issue has been resolved for me for about 6 months, but YMMV obviously.
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by psalminen 4y ago
My mom (and most people in my life) usually says something along the lines of "He's a software engineer doing smart stuff I don't really understand". This is despite trying to explain my job (cloud engineering) multiple
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Show HN: Pydle – Wordle in the Terminal(gitlab.com)
1 points by psalminen 4y ago|0 comments
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Python 3.11 Preview: Task and Exception Groups(realpython.com)
3 points by psalminen 4y ago|0 comments
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by psalminen 5y ago
Please excuse the link.
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#185 the Rainbow Chain – Reply All – Gimlet Media(gimletmedia.com)
1 points by psalminen 5y ago|1 comments
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by psalminen 5y ago
I did the same thing. I use a twilio number that calls a GCP cloud function. Super handy utility, and I haven't had to pay a dime for it.
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by psalminen 5y ago
I always thought this is the most critical idea for America to incorporate.
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Microsoft’s Programming Language Czar Anders Hejlsberg: The Interview(thenewstack.io)
12 points by psalminen 5y ago|1 comments
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by psalminen 5y ago
It makes complete sense. I come from a geographic area where the immediate response to my job description is "here's my startup idea". There have been very few I feel passionate about and want to get involved. The rest I ask
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by psalminen 5y ago
Agreed. I can think of a few words off hand I learned here. Rejoinder has probably been my favorite.
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‘Great Attrition’ or ‘Great Attraction’? The choice is yours(mckinsey.com)
1 points by psalminen 5y ago|1 comments
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by psalminen 5y ago
You worded this completely correct. This exactly describes a lot of my social behaviours for years pre-covid. It is absolutely amazing to go into a conversation as the person you want to be and gain what you want from it. In the best case s
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by psalminen 5y ago
My only issue is with this line: >> employees could continue working from home through Oct. 18. I agree that they should mandate vaccines for in office. But if they do so, I don't think they should force people into the office.
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by psalminen 5y ago
Exactly. That's why the whole "extroverted introvert" movement everyone's so proud to join has always annoyed me.
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by psalminen 5y ago
Thay has been my favorite thing about lockdown. Instead of having to sit at a desk during downtime I could actually do other activities that take my mind off work when I need it.
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by psalminen 5y ago
I had boss who pretty frequently would go around tellong everyone to leave and would make sure he's the last one there. I always really respected his position of forcing work/life balance.
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by psalminen 5y ago
I'm wondering how successful an intranet throught my apartment complex would be. Guess I'll have to try this out!
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by psalminen 5y ago
Out of curiosity, does your's have any benefits over NERDCommenter?
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by psalminen 5y ago
There's a 99% Invisible podcast related to the development of store brands[0]. Very interesting listen. [0] https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/podcast-episode/
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by psalminen 5y ago
Just finished doing that myself and wholeheartedly agree. I came here to say SG-A does a great job as well.
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by psalminen 5y ago
After quickly trying to checkout, it looks like they only offer shipping to the EU.
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by psalminen 5y ago
I thought developing these mantal maps was fairly common? Or maybe it's just me.

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