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by taude 10y ago
I'm on a 2014 MacBook Air and I open files with !5K lines long and it's smooth to scroll. My only knock would be a slow startup time, but I open my project in VSCode and leave it open for weeks at a time...
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by taude 10y ago
Ditto, here. On top of the fact that our large Enterprise customers have their own data isolation/security requirements (each one their own unique requirements).
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by taude 10y ago
This is one of the main goals of a tech manager: "some of the best managers have been the ones who shielded their employees from bullshit". If a manager of a tech group isn't doing that, they're failing at their job, an
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by taude 10y ago
Apple's proven that the general population get over this pretty quickly, though. Look at their iOS 7 update.
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by taude 10y ago
You don't use it to open a single file for editing, though. Think of it as a lightweight IDE. Use it to open you folder project, which I do once every few days or even per weekly reboot. Once it's up and running - which takes abo
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by taude 10y ago
They have in the release notes that Copy/Paste doesn't work yet, and that the terminal integration is pretty early.... "Please note, this is an early version of what we want to deliver. Currently VS Code only supports a singl
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by taude 11y ago
This headline alone was worth the nostalgic memories since friends and I logged many hours on Ultima IV on an Apple IIc. Back then it was trivial to open up game files in a hex editor and give yourself unlimited weapons.
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by taude 11y ago
I have the same problem with the Atom packages behind the proxy. I had to do some npm and git configuration to add http_proxy. It worked for a bit, then the corporate password changed, and I never really updated the buried settings. I'
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by taude 11y ago
This book is great. I highly recommend to anyone architecting modern, cloud-based applications. At the very least it introduces a lot of concepts that many different open source projects implement. It'll give you the "why", w
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by taude 11y ago
Many of us, I'd say a majority of Devs work in an environment where you don't really have a choice, other than Windows...
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by taude 11y ago
I'd also comment on how consistent does the rice taste? When I made rice on the stove, it was really easy to cook too long and have it be mushier than I like.
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by taude 11y ago
I also like that on the Zoji there's an hot cereal setting, and unlike my prior rice cooker, where cooking steel-cut oats made a big mess with it boiling over, the Zoji gets it perfect, no fuss.
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by taude 11y ago
haaaa. me too.
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by taude 11y ago
I was learning Scala at one point. I was reading Atomic Scala [1] (I'm a big fan of Bruce Eckel as I learned Java from one of his earlier books, and some C++ before that). And I also took the Coursera Course from Martin O on functiona
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by taude 11y ago
Aereo is the OTV TV company name you're thinking of.
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by taude 11y ago
It mentions in the article that 123Mountain sent a credit-card chargeback to collections against one of their customers.
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by taude 11y ago
I'm hoping to try Fallout 4 this weekend, if it's raining out.
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by taude 11y ago
Yes, they are both wired
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by taude 11y ago
While not the same as the Steam Machine, I got one of the Steam Link streaming boxes for $50. It's pretty amazing and can't believe how well it works. I've only played Rocket League, Pay Day 2, Monanco, and Super Meat boy on
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by taude 11y ago
We used to reuse our plastic bags for dog poop bags, for packing lunches, etc. Now we just have to buy plastic dog bags, etc. And then there's the annoying thing when I go to buy something small at the store and they have to put it in
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by taude 11y ago
I've never really explicitly thought of it this way, but you're exactly right. In a well-designed monolith (or early on in it's life), there should be a distinct flow of dependencies. However, over time, with muliple devs com
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by taude 11y ago
Another good use is operational conditions. Like certain parts of the app have different consmption/scalability needs, or certain services doesn't ever change, if at all. We currently have parts of our monolith that change ALL TH
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by taude 12y ago
I don't think any experienced organization is going to just download containers off the internet to use on their servers. Which is why there is self-hosted Registry applications that corps and big companies buy to host their own, wher
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by taude 12y ago
I wouldn't call this a cheatsheet in the same sense of the emacs/vims ones which list mostly keyboard mapping shortcuts. This is more of an abbreviated overview of the framework, complete with sample code demonstrating the pattern
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by taude 12y ago
The OPs arguments on reducing distractions really has nothing to do with using multiple monitors. I can regularly use multiple screens to perform single tasks: Three screens: one web-browser with the product running, one with browser dev to
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by taude 12y ago
I'm not convinced that top-funded tech companies don't still pay great salaries AND give a small smattering of stock options....to keep the employees motivated and to attract the level of talent they need to succeed.
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by taude 12y ago
Can we count being paper millionaires for a while?
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by taude 12y ago
One thing I wish I was able to do in the Chrome tools is to set my bandwith and latency preferences manually...
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by taude 12y ago
I was going to add the URL for spectacle. Spectacle brought Windows 7-esque screen snapping to OS X for me. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/spectacle/id487069743?mt=12
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by taude 12y ago
We'ere using KnockoutJS, not Angular in our app, and it suffers from the same issues. On certain components, especially when applying complex rendering logic, that need to be optimized, like our DataGrids, we've been moving towar

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