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by renke1 6y ago
I always compare using tmux to learning touch typing, it's something you do once (by investing a bit of time to learn it) and reap the benefits for decades to come.
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by renke1 6y ago
Let's hope it actually reads the available combinations from ~/.XCompose. I am pretty sure that this was not the case (at least at some point in the past).
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by renke1 6y ago
A lot of complaints here. I personally never had any problems with Amazon (Germany). I might not have noticed that I received counterfeits for certain products, though. Does the shady stuff only happen in certain countries?
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by renke1 6y ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_star Also interesting: "The hypothesis that stars exist only in galaxies was disproven in 1997 with the discovery of intergalactic stars."
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by renke1 6y ago
What I try to do for my application, all offline features are free and features that talk to the backend are paid. Of course that won't work for every type of application. The idea is that only paying customers generate any cost (aside
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by renke1 6y ago
> “Why are file names dash-case when class names are PascalCase? It should reflect the class name, so from now on, we will name them SomePageComponent.tsx.” That's actually a common practice. Files (modules, that is) are usually nam
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by renke1 6y ago
Any example repo or more detailed description of your approach (directory structure, building blocks, rules between these etc.) that you are willing to share? – We are discussing (and using) a very similar approach to yours so we are always
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by renke1 6y ago
That's very true. What also helps is not only to have milestones but also have people (preferably prospective customers, but friends are great as well) you can show your milestone results; this often serves as some kind of reality chec
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by renke1 6y ago
Mostly hard science fiction with the occasional technical non-fiction book mixed in between. For the next year I want to read more non-fiction non-technical books.
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by renke1 6y ago
I was able to get $firstname.{dev,app}. My idea was to deploy my apps at $app.$firstname.{dev,app} for dev and prod stages respectively. Now I only need apps that I can deploy there. I am still a bit reluctant to use either one as my primar
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by renke1 6y ago
Is that so? – It rings true to me. The longer justice is delayed the less the population cares about it and people get away with whatever injustice they did. For whatever reason [0] came to my mind thinking about it. [0]: https:/&#x2
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by renke1 6y ago
This might be useful to teach beginners in our company the basics of SQL. We already use a rather "playful" approach to teach Java to them.
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by renke1 6y ago
Fractional scaling finally arrived, I will try it ASAP. Last time I looked in to Xfce there was no way to have a fixed workspace on a secondary display (something that possible in Gnome, for instance). Since I use workspace a lot having a s
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by renke1 6y ago
Indeed, no hooks mentioned on that page, though. Also, on first glance, that looks like trivial integrations. Ah, I also forgot to mention, what I'd like to see is more documentation on how to hide an imperative API behind a more decla
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by renke1 6y ago
Very important use case. Actually, I am baffled how a lot of the common frameworks (React, Angular) omit some kind of documentation on how to integrate with third-party libraries that operate on the DOM directly (charting being a very good
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by renke1 6y ago
Is beforeinput enabled yet? – Looking forward to that one.
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by renke1 6y ago
Yeah, I had the same problem, kind of made me switch to Tailwind, actually. The places where I used dynamic rules based on props were replaced with dynamic classes.
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by renke1 6y ago
That's rather sad, union types are really what I like most about TypeScript. This might explain why VS Code feels so slow sometimes when type checking, because I have a few types that rely heavily on unions.
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by renke1 6y ago
I am writing my own kind of Roam-style editor which is more free-form. From my experience, it's way easier – from a technical perspective – to think in terms of list items (or "blocks" in general) where each one is some kind
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by renke1 6y ago
I always thought this is a good article about color palettes [0]. I haven't read the book (on which the article is based on) yet though, but it might be worth a look (maybe someone has?). [0]: https://refactoringui.com/
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by renke1 6y ago
Not parent, but I am using Angular for like 3 years now, I apparently have not yet figured it out. I am still baffled how hard it is to figure how to something is supposed to be used (and when do I am often shocked how it can be considered
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by renke1 6y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with basically everything you said. Reactive Forms are really great in general, but not being strongly typed is really a shame. I am aware though that it's not easy to actually make it strongly typed for various
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by renke1 6y ago
I am playing Badminton/Squash two times a week, not sure if that's enough to offset sitting all day, but it sure is fun and there is no lack of motivation to do it every week. Unfortunately, the place is currently closed due to th
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by renke1 6y ago
I do have one, but I rarely use it. It's good for WFH, though, because it makes me look smart in meetings.
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by renke1 6y ago
I wonder if one can rely on this working forever. I might have a product idea that relies on being able to change the new tab page, but I am kind of afraid Chrome forbids it one of these days.
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by renke1 6y ago
> If there's a step in your build pipeline that takes an unreasonable amount of time, it's worth checking why. In my current project, the slowest part of our build pipeline is the Cypress tests. (They're also the most unre
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by renke1 6y ago
Honest question: Is it actually hard to implement (securely) custom domains? In the long term I want to offer custom domains for my product (which does not exist yet).
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by renke1 6y ago
I was thinking about AWS's Application Load Balancer which already has some kind of rules similar to ingress resources in K8S. I think the LB in Digital Ocean has something similar as well. Having to run (multiple) ingress controller
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by renke1 6y ago
How do you typically access your K8S cluster when it's not fronted by a LB and it has multiple nodes?
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by renke1 6y ago
I am not an K8S expert, but why is it that (most?) cloud load balancers not act as ingress controllers?

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