tegiddrone

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by tegiddrone 6y ago
I want this for everything. So many times I go to text or email someone and then get distracted by the new messages in my inbox and forget what I was doing in the first place. It's especially bad on my phone where there might be cross-
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
I appreciate your inquiry and articulation of your position. I agree that the homeless people you describe are in the direction of repulsive. I can give my answer to your question. > "so the homeless there to me always seemed like t
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
I think of the devs I've worked with that can't seem to manage a kanban board themselves or speak up and ask cross-cutting big picture questions. If I know my senior dev doesn't give a shit, then I need to establish a manager
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
It's pretty file dialog-y utilitarian but you can have it group by album/artist and also has a unified search through the library. I haven't explored its AutoDJ feature.
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
This looks nice! I am really interested in this space because I have a long build collection of mp3s and I'm not as interested in yielding to Spotify but I'm not always at the same computer or building for the accessibility. Thus
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
> "it’s charming in a way that only academic software can be." I remember experiencing this as an undergraduate CS student with a bioinformatics research position. At the time I felt like I was too stupid to understand the code
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
The times I've done this in the past I've had to rely on buried forum posts or "hope for the best" with the linux installer options. Includes ambiguous reports on how encryption effects ssd wear/trim/etc. I re
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
Looks nice conceptually! I am getting a lot of jittery glitches with the graph dashboard and especially the CMS (unusable.) On FF 81.0. I like Airtable for rapid prototyping and small data stores. It seems like this would be more comprehen
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
Yeah... isn't one benefit of a yubikey that a secret must be acquired by some very physical and intentional means? If my laptop/password is compromised, then they still can't log in because they need my secret token from the
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
I begin to think about how to build a linter/scorecard for this sort of stuff. Example linter rules: This article does not have a source. This article has no sources from a known resource [this community] find reputable. This
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
On the other hand, other sorts of devs would probably not be entertained having to maintain a in-house database some unchained dev decided to introduce into the stack one day for "reasons." That tech debt will compound until it b
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
Nice. How to handle dead links? A growing problem with hyperlinking across sites in general. An idea: when you take a quote, send the webpage through archivebox.io and pin the resulting artifacts to IPFS... or other repository the author c
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by tegiddrone 6y ago
I like the simplicity! Some of the other options out there are pretty elaborate and not straightforward to get started. One thing I'm always looking for in these is the docker run one liner. Because if I incorporate a tool into my work
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by tegiddrone 7y ago
It's painful when I come to a project and the process for developing a feature is... (1) install database (or point to dev,) configure app, run seed data. (2) creating the state in the database manually. (3) change lines of c