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I didn't go all-in with nixos -- and I'm thankful I didn't. I simply tried using it for local development. I thought that I could replace the various language version managers with nix. I spent weeks working with nix to und
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5y ago
Seriously, these are some landing page goals imo. I love everything about the design and images.
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5y ago
These articles always prompt people to share what blogging platforms they recommend. I decided to create a list that references all of the medium alternatives. Happy to add others that people know about. https://listifi.app
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On Decoupled Loaders
(erock.io)
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5y ago
Done
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Done
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5y ago
Haha do I dare?
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5y ago
I’ve compiled a list of other knowledge management apps for the curious: https://listifi.app/u/erock/knowledge-management-apps
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5y ago
I would argue that physicians are actually engineers. They are applying medical sciences. Just like software engineering is the application of computer science. It’s the truest definition I’ve been able to think of.
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5y ago
IMO, Engineering is the application of science. Software development is the application of computer science. Using this definition, physicians are engineers, applying medical sciences.
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5y ago
Once The Office, Parks and Rec, and 30 Rock were removed from Netflix I haven't needed to resub since. The only sub I permanently keep is YoutubePremium.
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5y ago
Hey all! I had some spare time and decided to make a little web site that allows users to search for neovim plugins. Using it is as simple as ‘curl https://nvim.sh/s/git’ https://erock.io/2022/01&#
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Show HN: Nvim.sh – Neovim plugin search from the terminal
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> if not the largest ecosystems of pioneering extensions Agreed! And the neovim plug-in ecosystem is blowing up because of its support for lua: https://neovimcraft.com
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5y ago
> Yes, sometimes the most exciting things are emergent, but it's been over a decade of the blockchain field of dreams and we're still talking in hypotheticals are what it will be good for. There’s a reason our current financial
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5y ago
Reinventing Firefox or chromium is a fools errand. These are codebases with millions of lines of code added every year. What we need is a new specification for the web that is small and limited. Maybe we need to break apart the current spe
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5y ago
After using macs for the better part of a decade and recently moving to Linux: the Linux desktop ecosystem is vibrant and fun if you like to tinker. There are things that aren’t as streamlined like power management but I’ve been able to get
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I have a framework and love it. The major downside are the speakers. https://erock.io/2021/11/01/framework-vs-mbp.html
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5y ago
Not sure how common or secure this is but even inside my password manager, only part of the password is stored there. I have a common password that I add to complete the password. So even if someone had access to my password manager, the p
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5y ago
Great engineering teams have engaging products they work on as well.
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browsers are the new operating systems
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The current trend in the react ecosystem is to move more towards a "traditional" website where more of the code will be run on the server. In the case of react server components, the idea is that some pieces of the view can be exc
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Intrigued by Remix but ultimately didn't see anything super appealing. I already use react-router v6 and can pretty quickly plumb things together to get up and running with an SPA. Organizing code by feature already colocates code to
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expressjs is just as simple as flask, what is your point?
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That's really interesting because I feel like ruby/rails is suffocating. There's virtually no static analysis tooling, it's difficult to find function/method definitions, and the language supports meta-programming
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The react team are developing "server components" that will bring the js ecosystem even closer to your prediction.
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Autoloading is the worst feature in rails and it should be ripped out: https://erock.io/2021/11/01/on-autoloading.html
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I was taught in my psychology 101 class that IQ is supposed to test innate intelligence: something that does not change over time or by learning. In that context, this study literally is non-sensical.
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Status pages are hard
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Natural monopolies are fine; coercive monopolies are not. As long as Valve offers a better product/service at a cheaper cost than their competition and that's why they have a monopoly, then there is nothing wrong with that.
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