ramenmeal

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by ramenmeal 6y ago
Is there a way to temporarily turn on keyboard navigation? With keyboard navigation turned on it's relatively simple. 1. cmd+space 2. type keyboard 3. press enter 4. click tab until you're on the tab bar, then click right arrow to
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by ramenmeal 6y ago
I've noticed newer Toyota headlights's are really bright and angled too high up. That or Toyota drivers leave their brights on more.
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by ramenmeal 6y ago
I struggle a bit with this on my team. I work with some people who have impressively strong work ethics, and they devote a lot of time into their arguments with examples, PoC's. Might just be signs of burn out, but it can feel "fu
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by ramenmeal 6y ago
I'm not a fan of merging master -> production for deployments. This means that what you tested in master may not be the same artifact that is deployed to prod. You're relying on people to correctly handle merge issues in git. T
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by ramenmeal 6y ago
I agree, I think from a visual perspective the type declarations blend in with the rest of the type/function signature. I'm curious how quickly I'll get used to it.
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by ramenmeal 6y ago
A test was done in San Diego with the concept of putting magnets in the road for self driving cars. I never thought it was practical due to cost. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-06-28-mn-19436-...
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by ramenmeal 6y ago
I don't think there is a "scrollbar usage" permission.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
I think most slow downs are due to single teams owning many (20+) services. Usually it's their own choice too.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
I miss snow leopard & spaces. Never really figured out how to be productive w/ Mission Control and full screen apps.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
I don't think react claims to be "view" only anymore.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
I wish I could gain a tolerance for caffeine. Getting a coffee at a cafe is such a nice experience but I end up getting panic attacks from too much of caffeine.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
c# has been adding pattern matching capabilities to the switch statement and I think it's created a mess. Both syntax wise and possible bug prone. Switch went from choosing a distinct case to matching multiple cases. I'm sure Mads
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Dumb question: > constant crashes, an insanely slow single-core Intel Atom processor, and questionable build quality would make it clear to anyone that it was very much a product built for dogfooding, not as a replacement for your Window
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
This feels like a "famous last words" situation.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
It's not a joke for me! Google image searching "trypophobia" is terrifying!
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Seems like you answered your own question.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Don't forget the lifted trucks. If one of those runs into the side of my car, it's bumper directly hitting my face.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
> If a visitor's user agent doesn't match a selected search engine, the browser is redirected either to the hacked website's normal homepage, or to an evidently fake, recently created, online marketing website Could someon
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Curious, what are some examples of public json files I would "subscribe" to?
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
With the "Magic trackpad 2" if you have it turned off, there is no haptic feedback. At the time I didn't know it was haptic feedback and I was so confused as to how the whole click was broken.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
This is google.com. Supporting ie whatever actually is a large number of users for them. Websockets is not a thing.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
We were rocking pretty good in Orange County. Can't imagine being at the epicenter. It lasted long enough to where we start questioning if we needed to do anything.
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Probably wouldn't fit the agenda
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
What I worry is that this problem is overhyped from new go coders (or people who took a look at go and that's it). The explicit error handling blends into the background so fast. It's never been an issue for me while developing in
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Is the requirement to have higher hoodlines? Or is it to have safety mechanisms within the hood, which result in higher hoodlines?
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by ramenmeal 7y ago
Do they really only get paid $35k?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
I think I'm misunderstanding, but doesn't Java and C# allow you to pass null in the place of an object?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Interesting point. This should actually be an advantage for Tesla as the engineering and manufacturing costs would be much lower to produce front, rear and all wheel drive options than a traditional ICE car. I'm guessing they're h
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
That's just like, your opinion, man

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