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qudat
5y ago
Great idea and totally agree. Even someone who has been de-googling for awhile cannot step away from YT and PeerTube just isn't the same thing at all.
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5y ago
As far as I understand nix, the nix examples do not create a reproducible environment because it is not locking the versions down for each package, including nixpkgs. https://nix.dev/tutorials/towards-reproducibility-
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qudat
5y ago
I love the idea of using a paid service to help improve the standards of an open source initiative like IRC. Very cool!
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5y ago
blogs (gemlogs) are fun to read and discover
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qudat
5y ago
Agreed. I have been using hugo for my blog https://erock.io and I still don't completely understand how it works. I just have enough to pattern match on to figure things out
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qudat
5y ago
Agreed, I tried to use it and its just too slow compared to sway
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5y ago
I live in Ann Arbor and love it here. There are tech companies that operate out of this town but none of them besides Duo I would work for. Even then I don’t think I would apply. Working remote has enabled me to live here and still have
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5y ago
I just received mine while using a 2019 15” intel mbp. Honestly I was shocked at how great the framework is. The hype is real. if mbp is a 10: monitor 9 trackpad 8 keyboard 15 case 9 ports 20 battery 6 speakers 5 I an shocked by how well th
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5y ago
This has been my fear as well when looking at other laptops. In terms of hardware and build quality, apple is crushing it with m1 mpb. However, I just received my framework laptop and am totally excited by it. The build quality is pretty go
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qudat
5y ago
link us with better alternatives please
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qudat
5y ago
> I can see a name and match that to an import and match that to a package. Grabbing a function pointer works exactly as I would expect. Autoloading is one of the worst features ever introduced into a language/framework. https:
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5y ago
It's not really a fad as much as a selection pressure. I wrote an article about it because there is a lot of confusion about why one-line npm packages are popular: https://erock.io/2021/03/27/my-love-let
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5y ago
Im willing to bet this community has a higher percentage of apple users than most others. The number of people claiming to already have an M1 of any kind is surprising, especially considering Ive received a macbook pro for every single soft
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5y ago
We already do this with a build step using a vendor bundle and an app bundle and it can be configured to create a bundle for each page.
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5y ago
Author here. I agree with you that it's a matter of personal preference. One of the reasons why I decided to write a blog post about this is because my team in general really likes Ruby and everything it brings to the table (autoload
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5y ago
it takes time to get adoption and all browsers have to implement it. Also https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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5y ago
> So the problem isn't the autoloader, but Ruby's and PHP single global namespace. Interesting point and I agree! The thing I like about python and javascript's import system is you import the object that you end of using
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5y ago
Aptible: - Only ~15 employees - Profitable - Fully distributed team - Great work/life balance - CEO is one of the best software engineers I’ve worked with - Interesting problems (building a security-focused PaaS) - We a
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5y ago
When you upgrade the cpu on a framework laptop, you upgrade the board as well. So Framework owners can upgrade to a 2018 i5 or an AMD or even an ARM cpu if Framework offers it.
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5y ago
The only true transporter is a wormhole
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5y ago
But then aren’t you still trusting a third-party to properly audit their own code and ensure it doesn’t get compromised? Where’s the line?
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5y ago
> Is it worth paying for YouTube? Yes it is worth it. It is the one entertainment streaming service I don't cancel. No ads on any devices is incredible. I also really enjoy their music service.
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5y ago
For reference, I’m looking to purchase a framework laptop. If I’m lucky I’m going to get 8 hours of battery life. Real number for M1 mbp reach 16+ hours, doubling the laptop of my choice. That is crazy impressive and something that I wish
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5y ago
Im convinced the only people that like ruby are those that want to delve into metaprogramming. It might be fun for the person that constructs it but it is a nightmare as an outsider looking into a project. I know this is more rails but the
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5y ago
It sounds like you turned facebook into twitter. Just use twitter.
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5y ago
27inch + 1440p single monitor here — window managers are awesome
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5y ago
This was the realization I came to when I booted up a NixOS VM to start building my configuration. I recently borked my Arch install and had to start from scratch. It took me about 4 hours to get my system back where I left it — all I bro
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5y ago
Microsoft Loblaw law blog
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5y ago
prettier solved that
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