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by rckclmbr 6y ago
I have 15k miles on my stromer, and I use the words "vehicle replacement" all the time. To me, its not something to go out and enjoy like I do on my bikes. Its something that gets me to work or the grocery store and back. I mea
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by rckclmbr 6y ago
I agree with you, Canon and Nikon seem like the "Costco" brands so maybe while he pointed them out. But Sonys mirrorless are top of the industry. Fujifilm has great cameras. And you cant forget Leica
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by rckclmbr 6y ago
You cant find good video capture adapters anywhere. Ie, any elgato camlink
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
ive been using fastmail for several years and this hasnt been an issue for me.
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
it says "powered by dark sky", so since they are shutting down the api, wont this app likely stop working soon?
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
Its not a whitepaper, but look into OpenConnect, since i believe thats how they serve a majority of traffic https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
> as it should be tbh Absolutely not. There are very legal reasons torrents are used (its great for releasing large datasets). Isps should treat all data the same.
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
A good post about someone learning that writing code is more than just about how pretty it looks. How you work with others is incredibly important in this industry
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
It literally says this in the link: The data was originally forked from rosettacode.org on 2019-10-22. In comparison to Rosetta Code, in RosettaGit all code is stored and hosted in a repository on GitHub instead of a MediaWiki. This has
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
Yep i was there. Picked up bike commuting to work because it replaced time driving, not required more time. I also started drawing because you can do it in short spurts, and you can do it anywhere. The time commitment has changed for me b
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
> Firefox Replay is currently in user research phase while we validate it A question about how you develop / roll this out. Do you keep the code private, or do you commit it to the open source repo as you're working with a sma
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
You realize apple vs microsoft has been a thing for much longer right? I think more the concern is they own the stores too
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
Excited for this, although I'm really hoping we get a linux release soon as well.
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
Strava is a horrible implementation that has done basically nothing for core functionality in several years. I'm tempted daily to make an alternative and just give it away for free, maybe ad supported. The cost to operate the features
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by rckclmbr 7y ago
This is where it gets hard to fight climate change. As awareness increases, so does funding for "climate change". Now everyone environmental scientist with an issue will link that issue with climate change, with the hopes of drawi
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
Your friend Adam's twitter account was suspended
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
material-ui is hands-down the most fantastic UI library I have used (both in company and out). They provide a solid base set of features, balance convention over configuration well, docs are excellent, and the styling/themes are a nic
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
> I’m not convinced it’s worth the hassle vs just creating your own contexts though This is what I was thinking when running through the source. The problem to solve, I think, is to get rid of the providers. Or rather, make it less jsx
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
Toyota manufacturing is where a lot of our best practices in shipping reliable software today came from.
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
There were a lot of things i really liked about coldfusion, like how easy it was to build reports, and how easy it was to get started. cfdump is still one of my favorite debugging tools. Everything else, not so much :)
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
At $10/year it would cost $800 for your lifetime. Not too shabby to put control in your hands
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
Be the change you want to see
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
I'll make it a million and one. Moved from gmail to fastmail a year ago, cant recommend it enough
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
I programmed in python for years, am starting to code in javascript/node and am really liking it. Typing in python is weird, i much prefer flow/typescript. Async in python has a history of being weird, from twisted, to yield from,
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
Hey Tom, thanks for being here! How did you decide to build an onprem github? I would imagine most of your devs are used to small, quick iterations and testing/seeing things live quickly. This is different from onprem where you need m
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
Most programmers see the opposite, actually. Every one of my friends want to do a startup, but "dont have any good ideas". Any tips for finding the right idea, or do you have any good ideas :)
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
it("should work with booleans", () => { expect(classNames({a:true, b: false}).to.equal("a b") }) Shouldnt this just equal "a" though? See, already a bug in your homegrown solution!
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
It works fine in Firefox, I do it for the intentional isolation. To me, chrome browser is "google browser"
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
I actually use Chrome for everything Google, and Firefox for everything else. It's a constant reminder that I need to stop using Google services. I don't open it much anymore, just to check my gmail which still has a few emails
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by rckclmbr 8y ago
He is hawking his own service, his bio says it all. Arent there rules against this?

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