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by tra3 3y ago
It’s such a broad topic, but the book doesn’t cover resiliency. There’s no discussion of service meshes things like that.
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by tra3 3y ago
How do you disconnect and shutdown the problem solving part of your brain? I’ve found that writing a log or a daily summary, a core dump, if you will, helps me disengage. But not always.
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by tra3 3y ago
You can link images with org-mode and toggle their visibility [0]. You can have 'em resized etc. #+CAPTION: This is the caption for the next figure link (or table) #+NAME: fig:SED-HR4049 [[./img/a.jpg]] [0] http
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by tra3 3y ago
Complexity related -- "Don't wake up the programmer" ( https://alexthunder.livejournal.com/309815.html ). This crystallized for me why you shouldn't interrupt devs when they are working and keep interrupti
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by tra3 3y ago
This is amazing, looks like there's a cli version too: https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/single-file-cli Presumably you can roll your own pocket now.
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by tra3 3y ago
That's really neat. Is there a way to script Firefox to do this headless and store an html file (with the single file extension)?
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by tra3 3y ago
Can you share the service? Or share how you scrape the content? There's https://readability-bot.vercel.app that is based on Firefox's reader mode, but it doesn't work very well.
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by tra3 3y ago
Have you found a good way to drive pandoc from emacs?
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by tra3 3y ago
I found that learning lisp development follows logically from using emacs. To configure emacs you have to use elisp, so you naturally become proficient in it. That also finally elucidated the staying power of emacs. I don’t know of any othe
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by tra3 3y ago
No worries, I managed to refurb a chainsaw with a gummed up carb but a chainsaw carb is much simpler than a motorcycle one.. mine has two :)
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by tra3 3y ago
Trying to refurbish a carburetor for an old Japanese bike. I gotta say the long feedback cycles are challenging. With unit tests you get immediate gratification of seeing things work or not. With carbs, you gotta clean 'em, assemble th
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by tra3 3y ago
Thanks @liampulles, appreciate your insight. Going through the same exercise you've helped me crystallize my thoughts.
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by tra3 3y ago
I agree that asynchrony would be a stronger technical solution, but it’s not the defining characteristic of SOA. They author mentions circuit breakers so seems like they did think about network resiliency. Other then async what would make
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by tra3 3y ago
Lots of developer tooling and adjacent here, no surprise. I'm gonna throw Emacs in. Amazing piece of tech. Can't think of anything off the top of my head that would be for "general populace" though. Is open source mostly
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by tra3 3y ago
Kong the apigw? It's commercial open source and is itself based on other open source projects..
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by tra3 3y ago
> used to be able to tell what the machine was doing from the HDD whirrs This is a tell. You’re old enough that stacks used to be shallower and you were closer to the OS.
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by tra3 3y ago
Are you suggesting there’s a difference in how conflict is handled in major corps vs anime discords? I think you’re doing a disservice to anime discords everywhere…
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by tra3 3y ago
Like any gold rush? Right now, gold nuggets are strewn around and you can grab them with your bare hands. Pretty soon you'll need excavators, sifters and all that infrastructure. Good on him for making this much cash. Sure, right time
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by tra3 3y ago
That’s been my experience too. Where is the puck going to be then? JavaScript?
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by tra3 3y ago
I somehow ended up with evil in emacs, but emacs bindings everywhere else. Makes no sense now that I think about it.
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by tra3 3y ago
"No more Mr Nice guy". Can't please everyone, gotta have boundaries and be firm about enforcing them.
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by tra3 3y ago
Is this it? https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/blind-compass/id1546647415 I’m not blind but I have terrible time with directions and navigation. I’m gonna try it next time I have to stick to a general heading.
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by tra3 3y ago
Is it emacs?
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by tra3 3y ago
It doesn’t get the same love as the wct and consequently is in worse shape. Easy to bail at any point though.
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by tra3 4y ago
That’s a little dramatic. As a manager you deal with people. As an IC you also deal with people but to a smaller degree. If you can handle dealing with people you stand to make more money. It’s a job.
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by tra3 4y ago
I need to sit down and go through the math again, I got lost in the middle somewhere. All I know is our alerts are way too noisy now to the point where they are useless.
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by tra3 4y ago
How do I convince the management that it's worth spending a fraction of what 1 developer costs to give back to OSS?
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by tra3 4y ago
But the point of SRS is that it prompts you to review the cards when there's a high chance of memory decay. Say you learned your cards and did a custom study to review them before your exam. Now you "know" these cards to some
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by tra3 4y ago
When does Omar do laundry or make lunch for his kids? Spend time with his wife or friends?
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by tra3 4y ago
Wish people included a little blurb as to why they like the link..

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