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by sanswork 3y ago
Yeah and having a decent backyard can fill a lot of those days too. Also lots to do outside the city of you like nature.
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by sanswork 3y ago
The core South of bloor is dense but outside of that with exception to a few spots along Yonge and the 401 Toronto is almost entirely single family housing.
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by sanswork 3y ago
Canadian college graduates are going to feel less happy living with a bunch of other people to share the rent with than immigrants who frequently are ok with multigenerational households. I left Toronto for an even more expensive area(Bondi
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by sanswork 3y ago
Toronto is such that you can go from the financial district to farmland in less than 40 minutes. It's a bit annoying living outside the core when you are young since cabs are expensive and regional pubic transit unavailable late but ou
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by sanswork 3y ago
Yeah looks like you're right about at least the syntax highlighting and macros, I can't find any reference to Borland doing code completion back then and what I did find was people from much later complaining that it'd take u
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by sanswork 3y ago
The editor did nothing more than notepad does today and the IDE at least back when I was using it was basically just a compiler, debugger with basic inspection window and stepping and a make system. It wasn't doing realtime formatting
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by sanswork 3y ago
All those things you're complaining about existed in the past in the form of applets, flash scripts, and activex. They were way worse than a bunch of web* standards. As for curated/opinionated, most people don't want to be p
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by sanswork 3y ago
Better features, better functionality. Much like with old IDEs old DAWs did a lot less. If you truely prefer it why aren't you still running Cubase on an old Atari or emulator? Besides that there is the whole rose tinted glasses thing
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by sanswork 3y ago
Turbo C++ was my first IDE(a birthday present when I was a kid) and I will always be grateful of it for triggering my love of programming but to say that is even in the same category as a modern IDE is a huge stretch. Of course modern stuf
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by sanswork 3y ago
People have been saying this literally since the release of the pentium and probably earlier. From where I'm sitting software is millions of times better today than it was in the 90s when I first started hearing people saying this(usu
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by sanswork 3y ago
Just because you don't value the type of improvements doesn't mean there aren't improvements. It just means you probably don't need to upgrade this year.
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by sanswork 3y ago
An improved camera can't be something applied in software, a faster chip can't be applied in software. So by your own standard every version is warranted.
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by sanswork 3y ago
I don't update my phone every year but I also don't really want the progress of software or tech in general determined by the laggards.
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by sanswork 3y ago
Look up Code Club and their Scratch modules. I was a volunteer and we had a few kids around that age and they took to it really well. The instructions are clear and walk them through generating something fun right from the start. I'v
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by sanswork 3y ago
If it is a bot that tells you when to trade profitably then it is a get rich quick scheme, just turn up the leverage and if it works you'll be rich quick. If it doesn't actually work well enough for you to get rich yourself then y
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by sanswork 3y ago
If your bot works so well why don't you just keep it internal and print money or raise a fund? If you just want to help the average crypto trader why not make it free?
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by sanswork 3y ago
>what are we supposed to do Eat the loss on the 10 payments, find another payment processor and move on. Anything else is a waste of time, even if they reactivate you are you going to trust that they don't just drop you again? Mov
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by sanswork 3y ago
They certainly don't only have a single machine in SYD since I have a bunch of machines running in SYD that we're impacted by this one.
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by sanswork 3y ago
That's like the main selling point of Fly.
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by sanswork 4y ago
Loft.
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by sanswork 4y ago
Check on the elixirconf videos on YouTube.
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by sanswork 4y ago
Which projects?
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by sanswork 4y ago
Check this out https://elixirforum.com/t/can-i-use-p-sigil-in-h-sigil/51986
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by sanswork 4y ago
Startup CXO will give you an overview of all your fellow CXOs responsibilities.
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by sanswork 4y ago
Hi Everyone, For years now I've maintained a personal Spotify playlist that is roughly 30m long that I use for timing work blocks. It works well but is slow to change and requires weekly maintainance to keep it fresh which led me to c
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Show HN: Random Pomodoro length playlists using your favourite songs(pomolist.com)
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by sanswork 9y ago
That would be two actions hover + click. I'd like to be able to just click "Issues" and have the option to make it the issue list or the issue board.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Is there anyway to make issue boards the default on a per project basis so accessing them isn't a two step process?
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by sanswork 9y ago
The code doesn't have to live on github for that use case. It would work just as well on gitlab or bitbucket or any publicly available git repo.
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by sanswork 9y ago
They do for nurses. Same with male teachers in a lot of areas.

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