rochak

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by rochak 4y ago
Good job!
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by rochak 4y ago
I don’t think any of those browsers have the rich extensions I need. For this sole reason, they are out of the competition.
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by rochak 4y ago
What do you know? Two wrongs do make a right!
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by rochak 4y ago
Not sure if that is good or bad. The fact that you need to write a util function just to find a value in a slice is hilarious.
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by rochak 4y ago
Facts. Unfortunately, this could very well be a pipe dream.
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by rochak 4y ago
YAML is the worst format I've had the displeasure of working with. Given how ubiquitous it is, I don't see it going away soon, but I am still hopeful.
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by rochak 4y ago
+1 YAML are a bane to my existence.
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by rochak 4y ago
Yup! I totally get that as I ran into it the first time I used pyinvoke. I got around this limitation by using pyinvoke to just specify the tasks, their arguments and what other tasks they rely on, and let the tasks that share arguments del
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by rochak 4y ago
My personal favorite for small projects is invoke: https://www.pyinvoke.org/ . I prefer it with python because it is just another lean dependency I can directly install along with other dependencies. Works pretty well unless
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by rochak 4y ago
Yup! That is such a major improvement. I just wish there was a way to start sessions with 1 index. The inconsistency drives me nuts!
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by rochak 4y ago
Umm, I didn’t have a great experience with Poetry. For starters, I wanted to create a separate virtual env to install Poetry in and have Poetry install the project’s dependencies in a separate virtual env. There was simply no way to do that
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by rochak 4y ago
Except for when it comes to packaging and distribution. That is still a nightmare for newbies.
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by rochak 4y ago
Oh Microsoft!
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by rochak 4y ago
Tokyo Night is a certified baller. I use https://github.com/ghifarit53/tokyonight-vim with Vim and it works pretty well.
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by rochak 4y ago
That is surprisingly very similar to Jetbrains' Darcula.
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by rochak 4y ago
In general and at work, I like to learn and get better at Distributed Systems. In my free time, I like to learn how to do things faster: Vim, Tmux, Git, Scripting, Automation, System Administration. The joy I get when I figure out something
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by rochak 4y ago
Just looked up the meaning of the word. It is absolutely exquisite!
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by rochak 4y ago
What other people think about me and my opinions. Fun fact: You’ll be surprised to know that there are incredibly few people who think about you as much you would like them to.
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by rochak 4y ago
This looks extremely similar to ExpressJS. Interesting. I kinda like it.
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by rochak 4y ago
Hmm. Don't know why but it could be due to popularity of Node in general. Going with something that is popular is often the best way to ensure you'll always have candidates to hire.
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by rochak 4y ago
Yes, but that is something that changes with time as children get older, especially in different communities. I get the point though.
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by rochak 4y ago
...or don't? It is a choice, right?
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by rochak 4y ago
At the end of the day, it all comes down to what is more important for you as opposed to what others think should be more important for you. We are nothing but our choices and experiences that come out of those. That is how I try to live my
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by rochak 4y ago
The reason why you are not getting any requests for Go is because you are not asked to find people for backend.
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by rochak 4y ago
I don’t mean to be rude, but why is this news worthy? Much less being on HN?
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by rochak 4y ago
Vim's codebase is a shitshow. Neovim might be better in terms of that.
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by rochak 4y ago
As an alternative, wouldn't it be better to invest into games that teach you something or sharpen your thinking? Playing fun games that elicited curiosity and boosted logical thinking had a lot to do with how I ended up doing what I do
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by rochak 4y ago
OP’s lack of replies to countless comments here is making it hard to trust the credibility of this post.
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by rochak 4y ago
Had the same happen to me, but with Into the Breach. That game is very addicting and should come with a disclaimer for this :P
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by rochak 4y ago
Sometimes, I wonder if us humans even know or care that we are taking things too far. I am all for progress and going beyond, but deepfake and all these other recent AI developments are taking us to a dystopian future which I am not super h

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