rochak

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by rochak 3y ago
I just love talking about build systems, editors and developer tooling. Anyone has resources on where I can read about how different companies do it?
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by rochak 3y ago
I agree. That’s a bit much.
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by rochak 3y ago
Switching away from proprietary editors to Vim is the best decision I took in my life.
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by rochak 3y ago
Pointer vs value receivers and named returns have so many gotchas that it is not even funny. Lack of magic my ass.
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by rochak 3y ago
The sooner you realise Go is just C with some niceties, the better.
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by rochak 3y ago
A hard requirement on what OS we wanna use is not a luxury most of us can afford. Good for you though to be along the few who can.
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by rochak 3y ago
Vim
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by rochak 3y ago
Unfortunately, I hit a roadblock while implementing the Raft assignment. I knew it was simply beyond my capabilities but would have made through if I had anyone I could reach out to. I second this recommendation, but make sure you know what
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by rochak 3y ago
Yeah, so easy right?
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by rochak 3y ago
I'm tired of people saying that there is no magic. How are you saying that? Do you any basis? Named returns, compiler not ensuring that non pointer receivers do not modify a property, bare bones dependency management, laughable impleme
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by rochak 3y ago
A dealbreaker as it doesn't suppport ublock origin extension which is essential to browsing the web these days.
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by rochak 3y ago
Man am I tired of seeing posts about these AI tools.
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by rochak 3y ago
Very important detail
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by rochak 3y ago
Which is an advantage in my book
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by rochak 3y ago
Swish is for when you want to quickly organise windows using gestures. It’s the gestures that sold me on it. As for Contexts, it is only an app switcher but really useful if use multiple windows of the same application. Fast jumping between
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by rochak 3y ago
You may find it surprising, but Vim.
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by rochak 3y ago
I’m on Mac and use Alfred, Swish, Contexts, iTerm2, ItsyCal, AppCleaner, DaisyDisk.
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by rochak 3y ago
I have been yearning for something like this for so long as I use multiple streaming services. As an example, I wanted to add the song to the other streaming services as soon as I added it to my library in any of them. H
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by rochak 3y ago
Oh hell no!
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by rochak 3y ago
60 hours is also too much. Programming is an exhausting endeavour no matter how good anyone is. At least I feel that way.
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by rochak 3y ago
Obviously you haven’t seen > 100 line makefiles. They are a mess to understand and I have no interest in wasting my time to understand what they are doing.
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by rochak 3y ago
Microsoft improves Windows Challenge: Impossible
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by rochak 3y ago
+1. Comes across as a bad attempt at gaining publicity.
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by rochak 3y ago
That’s very nice :)
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by rochak 4y ago
When you are the only person leveraging stuff like this, it’s all good. The moment you try to bring in other people who don’t have much experience with Rust, you are done for. No matter what you think, people who are developing websites and
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by rochak 4y ago
+1. I’m all for using the right tool for the job. It seems like all these technologies are to cater to specific niche of engineers and that’s the exact reason why they don’t have the longevity.
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by rochak 4y ago
You just perfectly described what my experience with these apps has been as well
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by rochak 4y ago
I don’t think Django uses SQLAlchemy. It has its own ORM which is damn good, but you can also use SWLAlchemy instead of that if you want.
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by rochak 4y ago
I was in the same boat as you. Used Linux for many years, switched a couple of distributions in the hopes of finding anything stable that also worked out of the box, the closest I got to was Debian but even it had issues with Wifi and Bluet
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by rochak 4y ago
Microsoft takes one step forward but two step backwards. Way to go!

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