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st3fan
2y ago
Go
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2y ago
> my workflow consists of switching back and forth between a terminal window and an editor window. Same! I run neovim in tmux together with stuff I hack on. I switch beteen tmux windows with shift-arrows and it works so well. I run this
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st3fan
2y ago
This must be a parody article. I've never heard anyone say anything positive about Oracle or Oracle Linux. If your primary goal is to run k3s in a VM, literally any LInux distro works well for that. How about Debian 12 instead - from a
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st3fan
2y ago
I'm going to make a bold claim here: Xcode and Swift Packages are actually pretty good! In my opinion what usually the real problem is, and this is a personal opinion based on a decade of working as an engineer and engineering manager
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2y ago
I am pretty sure that projects Package.json is incorrect. The demo app should be listed in the package targets as an executableTarget. In the Sources folder there should be a sub folder for Demo and for Library. Now when you ask swift packa
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st3fan
2y ago
Nobody is asking the most interesting question: why. Why is the option to use the AirPods in “normal” mode being removed? Is Apple hit with some lawsuit or something?
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st3fan
2y ago
GitHub not being available for 45 minutes is not an "extended outage".
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2y ago
The demo on the homepage for the completion of the findMaxElement function is a good example of what is to come. Or maybe where we are at now? The six lines of Python suggested for that function can also be replaced with a simple “return ma
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2y ago
"Apple isn’t acknowledging any wrongdoing in the settlement, ... " - Why would Apple settle? Just to make this go away? I cannot believe that "recording conversations and selling the data to advertisers" is something tha
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2y ago
I'm done with iTerm2. This was a great terminal when it was basically Terminal.app + missing features but over the past years it has grown into the proveribal "Kitchen Sink" and now does SO MANY things that I just don't
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2y ago
Look in the Spotlight settings. Not only can you include/exclude default search types. But you can also specify folders not to index. Why is this even a question, do people not look at the settings at all?
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st3fan
2y ago
I love it that it indexes source code. It allows me to find things easily.
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st3fan
2y ago
Your answer shows how we all have a very different idea of what our own desired privacy level is. Or what privacy even means.
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st3fan
2y ago
Looks great. Eagerly waiting to be able to "Use Left Option as Esc+" like iTerm has. Without it, it is nearly impossible to use Emacs.
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st3fan
2y ago
Next year a Rust vs. Go vs. Zig?
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st3fan
2y ago
They need to be in your contacts with their iCloud email. And similar you need to be in their contacts with your iCloud email. Doesn't work without iCloud.
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2y ago
Chromecast only works from iOS for apps that have integrated with the Chromecast SDK. Like Netflix and Youtube. Maybe the EU can ask Google to open Chromecast up so Apple can integrate it into iOS. Then you can use it from any app without n
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st3fan
2y ago
I'll believe it when I can actually push a Buy button.
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st3fan
2y ago
Thoughts and prayers for the shareholders.
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st3fan
2y ago
(Is it possible to add RSS to the blog? The articles are great but there is no good way to stay up to date.)
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st3fan
2y ago
Theoretical situations are the best way to kill innovative ideas prematurely.
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2y ago
Because it is working code. Not just talk.
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2y ago
> The only reason I still use Chrome is because I already use other Google products and they integrate well together. And that is exactly why Chrome should be broken up/out. It is unfair competition. And you say there are many other
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2y ago
Well, yes and no. From the perspective of an infosec professional who is focussed on supply chain security I can tell you that your package having an attestation from a trusted platform like GitHub or GitLab gives me a warm feeling. It is n
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2y ago
Within the EU. Yup. Outside not so much.
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It is not Apple. It is the actual owners of the media. The movie and music industry. They decide where a (version of a) movie or even a single song is available. Just like with Apps it is the developers and not Apple. Developers can check t
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2y ago
I gave up on Django because no Python LSP server can make sense of it and I don't have the patience to manually lookup in the docs what every *kwargs takes as options. The cognitive load of needing to remember all this stuff is also ju
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2y ago
This looks nice, but why is the documentation not up to date for the current version of Emacs? The 27.2 documentation is almost 5 years old now.
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2y ago
It is incredibly risky to use your personal computer for work. If you are pwned by malware that could put the company at risk. Vice versa if the company gets in some legal situation and you need to submit your work laptop as evidence, that
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st3fan
2y ago
> I've been writing Go since 2012 and have no idea where you picked up this sentiment. It is taken to extremes on the Gophers Slack.
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