sooheon

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721.
by sooheon 7y ago
For the non bash users among us?
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by sooheon 7y ago
I've tried BTT, but the biggest issue is you're trading touch typing for contextual hunt and peck, even worse if you're opening one of those submenus. You can fit 100x the shortcuts in the same real estate with f1~12 + modifi
723.
by sooheon 7y ago
I prefer to rest my hands on either side of it, simply to prevent ulnar deviation style wrist angle.
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by sooheon 7y ago
In 2016 there were already usb-c peripherals that you could've opted for though. I've used a thunderbolt/usb-c monitor since then, which uses 1 cable for video data and mbp charging. This convenience alone has sold me on usb-
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by sooheon 7y ago
Then you have to set a timeout, which introduces lag in your typing.
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by sooheon 7y ago
EAV with a query engine and syntax not designed for it is awful. EAV (and AEV and AVE and VAE) with datalog queries is performant, a joy to use, and way more flexible than json stores.
727.
by sooheon 7y ago
Of course trivial toy examples demand simple answers. But as you add more processing (partitioning + further operations on partitions, take every nth, stop when some predicate is true...), transducers let you build each in isolation and com
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by sooheon 7y ago
First time I've seen that (haven't used any JS frameworks in anger), this seems a little crazy, especially after espousing the benefits of TypeScript elsewhere. What other frameworks do this?
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by sooheon 7y ago
My favorite example that I use every day is the LG ultrafine monitor, which both receives video from and sends power to my MBP with one cable.
730.
by sooheon 7y ago
Buy into the dream deeper: lose as many wires as possible. Of course some things just need to be connected, but plenty of other devices sync or operate OTA.
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by sooheon 7y ago
A differently/less gifted replacement is better than no replacement. My understanding is that now, the software and hardware design teams both report to the COO. Gruber rightly points out that this structure is not like Apple under Job
732.
by sooheon 7y ago
This seems to assume you press short- and long-travel keys with the same force.
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by sooheon 7y ago
The thing is every tech transition has these compatibility issues, and people just make a choice whether to stand ahead or behind the curve.
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by sooheon 7y ago
You can spec it out pretty well. Why take issue with the low end as long as it goes high enough for you?
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by sooheon 7y ago
> That is not even close to the same thing. It's a common interpretation: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.06859
736.
by sooheon 7y ago
Seems a bit miserly to leave out "good questions, good notes, and a positive learning environment" as ingredients.
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by sooheon 7y ago
Missing category to think about: software craftsmanship?
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by sooheon 7y ago
They should pay the price in proportion to their share. Jail time for 1e-9 ownership is ludicrous, but something like the following might actually be a proportional deterrent. > A very practice and effective solution would be to seize so
739.
by sooheon 7y ago
A well run company could build an arbitrarily large technological and financial moat on the back of consumer welfare, until it amasses enough power to completely subjugate regulatory bodies. (This is all theoretical, I don't think Appl
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by sooheon 7y ago
When the best interests of Apple and the best interests of its customers diverge sufficiently, the customers will leave. This is their entire pitch, so they better get it right. At least people need not worry that advertisers would be Apple
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by sooheon 7y ago
If I want to switch away from Gmail or Facebook, it's the same exact process. This is a problem, but not any worse than the alternatives.
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by sooheon 7y ago
Why is iMac better than iMac pro for single threaded?
743.
by sooheon 7y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head. I prefer the look of dark mode, but because many UI elements don't support it, I stick to light mode across the board and lower brightness. There is no brightness level that is appropriate for a ra
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by sooheon 7y ago
Rewrites between languages keep happening in all kinds of permutations. I think pessimism or optimism from just headlines and announcements is more about what you read into it.
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by sooheon 7y ago
A draft does not guarantee efficiency or efficacy of work. The Korean military has a monopoly on labor of a certain age (and gender), any roles it needs will of course be filled, but from experience the arrangement is rather far from peak h
746.
by sooheon 7y ago
I for one miss the concept of full responsibility and ownership. What happened to “the buck stops here”?
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by sooheon 7y ago
Sometimes an initial sacrifice for future mutually beneficial dividends is warranted, if it’s likely to be reciprocated. Keeping things purely transactional is better if you expect your counterpart to try to take advantage of you, of course
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by sooheon 7y ago
Do you have examples off the top of your head of really great names that have come as a result of this process?
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by sooheon 7y ago
Thanks for this and the other links. Does make me wonder whether nepotism or brand recognition plays the bigger role. The more things are accounted for by the latter, the more I want to chalk this up to democracies getting the leaders they
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by sooheon 7y ago
Not everyone has a price, but everyone has a breaking point. If you can't buy someone you buy someone else to cause them pain.

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