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terminaljunkid
7y ago
At least on Android, VLC UX is quite professional-ish. I never had a problem with finding something. Maybe because I am power user. But my non-poweruser friends are also happy with VLC.
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7y ago
Apparently they edit tests.
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7y ago
> If you claim Leslie works at 10x the speed and only needs 2x the salary, the math works out for a business major. So I guess that's the reason you need the number. I think that's perfectly justified. So much is lost in softwa
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7y ago
would be interested to see why you use tampermonkey instead of GreaseMonkey. I tried both but stuck to GreaseMonkey as it was open source.
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7y ago
WEBSCALE NODEJS MONGODB QUANTUM BULLSHIT USB-TO-PHP ADAPTER CHARGER BASED DETTOL HANDWASH KILLS 99% GERMS.
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7y ago
Instagram UX is horrible in my opinion. For anyone who knows to, say rename a file, Instagram UI / UX appear worst of class. You can't find many settings. Stories are horrible design made for few use cases, Captions appear like co
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7y ago
Basically I have some toy accounts for those sites, in names that read somewhat like Fortran variables, sans meaning. Currently using this thing called 33mail. Temp-mail works most times too, but 33mail forwards me the emails so I can even
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7y ago
Adding to that, I can't run ad blocker as easily on the App. Btw, I use RedReader or Slide for browsing reddit on mobile. Especially RedReader is fast, and looks simple in AMOLED black theme. Both are open source, though they both miss
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I am not a prolific vim user, I used nano for same purpose a month ago, where its keybindings were so customized that I thought I'd rather take a chance to learn vim (I am a student). Have heard about vimwiki. But maybe because I am a
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--depth 1 should be known by more people. I have seen many people cloning entire repos or downloading entire .zip file from GitHub.
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The Free Lunch Is Over: A Fundamental Turn Toward Concurrency in Software (2005)
(gotw.ca)
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I find org mode little complicated for my taste. My note taking is some plain text files in hierarchy and vim. It works even on Android phone using termux. And I am pretty much used to it. For todo, I have a shellscript that takes an argume
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Firing most of middle managers is required too.
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7y ago
Jokes on you, I hardly get one Instagram notification a day.
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7y ago
If you mean not buying a Mac, I heard that is possible by virtualization of mac OS using some QEMU/KVM Hack. I don't know if it needs modified builds of OS. if so, stay away from that..
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I can't agree about the dot. Dot makes it easy to chain things left to write, and also almost always dot based syntax is more readable than stuffing all arguments in parenthesis. xs.delete(x) vs delete(xs,x) And virtual / regular
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7y ago
People have these vague notions about what technology can do because "influential" people in our industry read sci-fi badly like children.
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How much code can a coder code? – Successful Software
(successfulsoftware.net)
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I don't like to say this but Mozilla leadership sucks. In the light of previous layoffs, there was a discussion that the CEO, who doesn't even have a proper technical background, is getting too high of compensation. I have also h
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There was a Reddit user u/passwordissame whose nodejs mongodb webscale copypasta was very funny to read. Is that you?
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Completely Unscientific Benchmarks
(github.com)
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The same applies for other tooling as well; one of the reasons why go is so popular.
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The fact seems to be that the go team is not so well funded as it seems. Go is not Google's language in the sense C# is MS' language or Java was Sun language.
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7y ago
Programmer productivity Library support
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That seems to be written by some Manager with slight clue of tech, tbh.
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> Swift doesn't have a GC slowing things down This Apple marketing meme needs to die. Reference counting incurs arguably more cost than GC, or at least the cost is spread through-out processing.
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Thank you a lot for posting this link. I am majoring in CSE in India and I think you guys have it still better. India's engineering education (maybe except IITs) is completely screwed up by people who don't know what they are doin
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It can't. The people's attitude should change first.
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I am actually happy English is the language. India has several languages each with small population of speakers. Having access to education in English is big plus. If it was Hindi, all south and east Indians will be in serious disadvantage.
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> Indians do well in administration/management because it's the most aspirational job here. If your definition of doing well is doing some droid - like managing of stuff, yes. Innovation? Not much..
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