robertakarobin

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by robertakarobin 11mo ago
> If I have a good day it's impossible to day whether that's due to Prozac. But since starting Prozac I have been much more likely to have good days than bad. So, since Prozac is cheap and I don't seem to suffer any side e
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by robertakarobin 11mo ago
We had/have a lot of reservations about it too, and discussed it at length with our pediatrician over months of observation. We decided what was more horrifying was hearing a 7-year-old — who has supportive family and friends, good hea
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by robertakarobin 11mo ago
I was very young when my mom started Prozac but do remember how angry and sad she was before compared to after. Years later there was a time when me and my sister noticed our mom was acting a bit strange -- more snappish and irritable than
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by robertakarobin 1y ago
My company still uses Heroku in production actually. Every time I see the Salesforce logo show up I wince, but we haven't had any issues at all. It continues to make deployment very easy.
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by robertakarobin 1y ago
I had the same thought but found there are very few TV-size monitors on the market, and the ones there are cost an arm and a leg. There are also very few "dumb" TVs -- we finally got one by Insignia, Best Buy's store brand, w
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by robertakarobin 2y ago
It's basically a fork of VSCode.
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by robertakarobin 2y ago
I can vouch for it. It's the main reason I quit: none of the "hard" skills necessary to code at Google were transferrable anywhere outside of Google. It would have been easy enough to skate and use "soft" skills to
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by robertakarobin 2y ago
Aw darn, they are? I was just considering migrating my frontend to them after seeing all the positive reviews. What's the issue?
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
This is an April Fools joke. Don't go to a .exe link (unless you know what you're doing).
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
"Fine-grained pats" is what a herd of cows produces when their feed contains too much fiber.
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
Developer Experience, i.e. the developer's "quality of life" while developing. Things like good tooling, good documentation, and lack of distractions contribute to DevEx.
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
My dad was a piano professor and my mom a German professor, so throughout my childhood PDQ Bach was a big presence. Dad would joke that I was the only kid who knew the 1712 Overture but not the 1812 Overture. On a road trip to drop me off a
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
Not allow myself to be so spooked by freshman Calculus that I switched to the least-technical major possible (American Studies), and ultimately dropped out of Stanford after two years. Now I'm 12 years in to an accidental career as a s
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
They're not mutually exclusive. Plenty of managers have engineering backgrounds. What is generally mutually exclusive is managers and individual contributors. It may be that if individual contributors did all the decision-making then t
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
> The idea that TS is great but JS sucks is silly. Isn't all programming just layers of abstraction that make the layers underneath it more usable? If you view Typescript as a standalone language that is another abstraction -- just
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
Why not both?
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
In the words of Calvin and Hobbes, "You know how Einstein got bad grades as a kid? Well, MINE are even WORSE!""
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
Ooh, that's a much better explanation for my zillion half-finished projects. I'm not an undisciplined perfectionist, I'm just too intelligent. :)
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
Perhaps not so obvious.
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by robertakarobin 3y ago
It seems many services are experiencing an uptick in outages at the moment: https://downdetector.com/
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by robertakarobin 4y ago
If you're in the Twin Cities, my team at the Mall of America is looking for a freelance Drupal developer! https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3548448347
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Why is CMS development always so god-awful? Does it have to be that way?(old.reddit.com)
3 points by robertakarobin 4y ago|0 comments
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by robertakarobin 4y ago
I'd run an API using Deno ( https://deno.land ), and consume that API with an SSR/SSG site built using Astro ( https://astro.build ). SCSS for styling, and probably just Vanilla JS (written in Typescript and co
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by robertakarobin 4y ago
You might be surprised at how many Americans think that Jesus spoke English. Source: am American.
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How should the 2022 tax forms for a one-person S-Corp look? An example(gist.github.com)
4 points by robertakarobin 4y ago|0 comments
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by robertakarobin 4y ago
You're absolutely right. However, that trial-and-error can be really difficult for people who have less ability to maintain immediate communication with their doctor, retrieve a new prescription, etc. For someone like me in their 30s i
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by robertakarobin 4y ago
Yep, that's exactly correct. We lay out the process at https://geneticure.com#howitworks , but you've already got the idea. I'm happy to answer any questions — if you email support@geneticure.com I'm one of tw
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by robertakarobin 4y ago
I'd have the same concerns. Fortunately our research is in several peer-reviewed journals, like the Lancet and the Journal of Clinical Medicine. We list our research on our homepage: https://geneticure.com/#article
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Safari's date-picker is the cause of 1/3 of our customer support issues(gist.github.com)
565 points by robertakarobin 4y ago|346 comments
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The biggest roadblock to Deno being used for serious business is Deno Lint(gist.github.com)
1 points by robertakarobin 4y ago|0 comments

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