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   by tra3 4y ago

   Link? I see a reference to them firing 50 people since April. They are still hiring aggressively, I'm talking to one of their recruiters next week.
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   by tra3 4y ago

   > is there a way to debug-step through disassembled code That's what I've been using it for. Once you find a function you're interested in, call `eval-defun` in it. Next time it's executed you should get a prompt with
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   by tra3 4y ago

   > (For example, when trying to test things out I haven't really found a way much better than typing into scratch, selecting code and running it while staring at messages....) Are you talking about when you're noodling, trying t
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   by tra3 4y ago

   You can have multiple display support with Display Link. It's not ideal because it consumes CPU, but it's working fine with my M1 MBA. If I had to do it again, I'd likely just purchase a real nice single monitor.
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   by tra3 4y ago

   I’m in a similar boat. Would love to hear what your process is.
6. 516.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   Are you driving towards a certain goal? What is #2 for?
7. 517.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   Wow, good eye. Presumably this particular bug doesn’t require much other than unit tests.
8. 518.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   My mind works best with examples, I was about to ask here when I stumbled upon it on the TLA site [0]. The example starts out with a simple piece of code that exposes a bug, then the bug gets fixed and the following question is asked: >
9. 519.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   An emacs slack client maybe: https://github.com/yuya373/emacs-slack ?
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    by tra3 4y ago

    Can you expand a bit? I've been meaning to go through "Drawing on the right side of the brain" [0] for years, but still haven't done so. How does Inkscape help? Isn't it just a set of "pencils and brushes"
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    by tra3 4y ago

    My whole workflow is based on `git add -p`.. I'm sold, going to give it a go.
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    by tra3 4y ago

    I've been using git for a while now, through combination of command line, tig [0] and lazygit [1]. Is it worth transitioning to magit? It's touted as one of the hallmarks of emacs, akin to org-mode. What I'm saying is, I&#x27
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    by tra3 4y ago

    Rails is boring tech [0] now. Phoenix seems to top the "wanted" listed, but it only has about a ~1000 respondents. If I had to guess I'd say js/typescript will eventually eat rails, django etc. If I started coding today,
14. 524.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Is there a name for this phenomenon so I can google further? Intuitively makes sense, because I’ve seen this before.
15. 525.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    It’s an “American psycho” reference, maybe.
16. 526.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Fourth listen? This sounds like it works, but is it effective?
17. 527.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Is there no config available with no Touch Bar for the 13" pro? I would prefer the Air M2, honestly, but still only 1 external monitor support. Mind blown.
18. 528.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Brilliant. I thought about game of life that had such simple rules but amazing emergent behaviour. No surprise that something as sophisticated as tank wars has strategies never anticipated by the original creators.
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    by tra3 4y ago

    An FPV drone! It's kinda like racing a motorcycle and flying. Not talking about a DJI drone, but something that's amenable to hacking and fixing because you'll crash a lot when you start. It's a wide ranging hobby, and s
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    by tra3 4y ago

    Motorcycle tracks are a different experience. You walk the track to get rid of debris; identify potential challenges. With no cage around you it’s a different ball game. Its still dangerous but proper gear mitigates some of the risk. I’ve h
21. 531.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Such an amazing idea. I’m saving it.
22. 532.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    That's pretty neat. It looks like the support exporting models with JSON, I wonder if they support PlantUML C4 import? Or some sort of import in any case.
23. 533.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    This looks very cool. It looks similar to the C4 model, where you can have nested components of arbitrary depth ("containers" in C4 parlance).
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    by tra3 4y ago

    I had to do a double take, there was a similar question couple of weeks ago [0]. I was blown away by the idea behind C4 when I first saw the presentation. I think what's missing is the tooling. I use C4 PlantUML do document my architec
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    by tra3 4y ago

    I didn’t know it was possible, how embarrassing. https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit/
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    by tra3 4y ago

    I like "The first 90 days" by Michael Watkins. It lays out an onboarding strategy that makes sense, with concrete steps. I initially thought that it targets management only, but it'd work for anyone if you consider yourself a
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    by tra3 4y ago

    To answer your question directly, 1Password is a fire and forget tool. No maintenance. If you're a part of apple ecosystem there's the combination of iCloud Keychain and "Hide my email" [0] feature that covers everything
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    by tra3 4y ago

    It’s the garmin instinct2 that I’ve got.
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    by tra3 4y ago

    I got myself a Garmin watch at the beginning of the year, to collect various metrics automatically. The watch uses the built in heart rate monitor/sensors to derive various data specifically: - sleep hours (including the sleep phase ty
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    by tra3 4y ago

    You're looking for Ask.Metafilter [0]. The "Popular questions" [1] section is usually full of gems: - Seeking a Paradigm Shift: What is an article or essay that you have read that caused a dramatic change in your thinking &#x