snowe2010

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by snowe2010 4y ago
I just use fzf-marks. Then I can fuzzy cd the only directories that ever matter to me.
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by snowe2010 4y ago
Pretty sure it's just an advertisement.
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by snowe2010 4y ago
Also the hard part of being a software engineer has nothing to do with code lol. It's understanding requirements and building a system that works.
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by snowe2010 4y ago
We use Kotlin with quarkus with no issues. I love it. We also compile with graalvm and deploy on AWS lambda. It's amazing honestly. But it's complicated. I wouldn't really suggest it unless it fits your use case.
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by snowe2010 4y ago
It's good at it because OpenAI outsources the bad stuff to Kenya https://time.com/6247678/openai-chatgpt-kenya-workers/ People still have to look at this horrendous stuff.
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by snowe2010 4y ago
i'm reminded of this every day. I hate it so much.
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by snowe2010 7y ago
A sysadmin...
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Every person in my company uses a Mac (~100 people) and I think only one person uses only one monitor. Every employee gets a 34in LG and a laptop stand and every person (except the one) uses the laptop open to the side for extra stuff. I kn
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by snowe2010 7y ago
how are workspaces gonna work then??? you just enter it every time?
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by snowe2010 7y ago
You can see what he plans on implementing here. https://dev.cancel.fm/wiki?name=ServiceFeatures For me it was the video chat and voice chat though it seems he changed his tune on voice, as the last time I checked it was a &
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Well I didn't copy and paste the same comment all over, I just posted this link once. The comment I linked was also not higher ranked when I commented, as I commented right around when the original post was made. Every comment in the t
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Really unsure why I was downvoted for this. I posted a link to someone else in this thread that has actually talked to Slack employees, it's directly related to the comment I replied to.
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by snowe2010 7y ago
wait what is happening to the subdomain?
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Sadly they aren't going to implement some of my most used features from slack in ripcord so I stopped using it. Was ready to pay a ton of money to the dev as well.
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by snowe2010 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21590153
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by snowe2010 7y ago
That's exactly how I'd explain it. It took me about 3 hours to be extremely comfortable using it and feeling productive. But first impressions by all of my coworkers were "It's so confusing", "There's no w
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by snowe2010 7y ago
I'll just go ahead and admit to shilling. Zulip is amazing and I tried to get my company to switch to it. The only thing that stopped us from switching is well, the fact that people have to switch. They have to learn another tool, and
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Doesn't make it any less ridiculous. They support enterprise businesses, many of which are not going to switch to Catalina for many reasons.
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Absolutely ridiculous that the Mac app requires Catalina. Especially for a _ticketing_ system. What if you are a company that makes 32bit apps? What a dumb restriction. When they released the beta for Jira for Mac it was before Catalina was
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by snowe2010 7y ago
>(which idiotically have been hidden by default more recently) I can still see the underlined letters. Are you on Windows 10?
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by snowe2010 7y ago
I investigated capnproto for a while, how do you feel about them compared to the alternatives?
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by snowe2010 7y ago
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not...
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by snowe2010 7y ago
https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct/ It's still there, I don't know why this myth keeps getting spread around. Yeah it's at the bottom instead of the top. But it's still
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by snowe2010 7y ago
I actually wrote a library that generates completions for both zsh and bash for the Ruby Thor CLI library. https://github.com/snowe2010/fylla/ This could be useful in research to make it work for clap. I wrote two
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by snowe2010 7y ago
I've actually written two separate articles on shell completion, explicitly for subcommands, because the resources regarding subcommands is so lacking. https://tylerthrailkill.com/2019-01-13/writing-zsh-completio..
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by snowe2010 8y ago
ugh, don't use lombok. it's terrible in so many ways. Either switch to kotlin or use the AutoValue or Immutables libraries.
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by snowe2010 8y ago
Hilariously I feel the exact opposite. I'll use OctoTree if I want to view the code, as github's code view is absolutely horrendous. It's like when your using Mac's Finder, it doesn't make any sense. I visit the mai
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by snowe2010 8y ago
> in my opinion, a whitespace only change should be a seperate commit yeah and now your 'most recent commit' is 'fix whitespace' instead of whatever your relevant commit message is. No matter how disciplined your col
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by snowe2010 8y ago
I am completely fine with the final result, except the three columns. That stuff is completely useless to me. What I want is this: README and Issues/PRs front and center. If I want to view the code I'll use OctoTree or the `T` sho