vonseel

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   by vonseel 9y ago

   This is very much on a case-by-case basis. Unless by toolbar you mean the menubar at the top of screen which changes for each application.
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   No performance issue on iOS iPhone 7.
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   Jacob, are you remote? This sounds like fulfilling work.
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   Same here! Good luck
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   Thanks! I try!
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   It’s tptacek. He’s probably spoken with Cloudflare directly or consulted for them.
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   Clean Code is good as well as anything by Bob Martin or Robert Fowler.
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   > In that case, go ahead and use 3rd party libraries, but do it mediated through a facade or some kind of adapter library, so you can rapidly switch to another one. That’s how I was taught to do it. But I’ve yet to see people take the t
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   by vonseel 9y ago

   And the typical utilities such as du / df or GUI tools like OmniDiskSweeper report the correct information?
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    > I really want to buy new Apple products and enjoy them but the company doesn't make hardware or software I want anymore. Problem solved! Move on to buying things you do want.
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    My current Macbook has TouchID. It's just about the most useless thing they could do to a programmer's keyboard. The keyboard action sucks too. I wanted to go with the most recent release though, so I kept it. ::message typed from
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    This was my experience as well. I'm guessing the iCloud / app store integration stuff is even more screwed up now than it was when I built a Hackintosh. Not saying it didn't work, but I had to jump through a lot of hoops to g
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    ^^ what he said. You need to get your feet wet and see if you even like programming before deciding on it as a career. And know that programming as a hobby is something entirely different from career software engineering, meetings, JIRA, an
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    Or iPhone as far as I can tell. But it did lead to finding this https://youtu.be/w5IERp2OdJs which is sort of amazing IMO :).
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    Speach?
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    I imagine theaters see more bodies == more filled seats == more revenue $. That seems to hold true especially given that Moviepass pays regular-price for tickets. Moviepass’ success is dependent on the same thing as any subscription model l
17. 737.▲
    by vonseel 9y ago

    Yea man click his profile.
18. 738.▲
    by vonseel 9y ago

    I love type hinting! Also using it quite a bit. Although, that's part of my desire to work with a stronger-typed language... I'm putting in all this effort to annotate Python, I'd probably get much higher application performa
19. 739.▲
    by vonseel 9y ago

    django, but I'm interested in a language with real types. Edit: many of the things you asked about, Django does exceptionally well. Migrations, built-in auth, built-in admin (what other framework has this?), APIs through DRF, form-mode
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    Isn’t any HTTP API technically a program to handle a text stream? This comment is overgeneralizing.
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    Built into the Hue app, but I bet it was fun to code :)
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    Dude. A blog post on writing application on top of asyncio which may interchangeably use threads or async/await, and incrementally making the switch to asyncio would be awesome. I work with a large-fintech platform which is partially p
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    Lol, obviously didn’t read the article which had an entire section dedicated to how auto-tune has such a successful brand that it’s used in speech the same as Kleenex, Google, etc
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    I didn’t listen to much of this, but the two seconds I heard “I guess it’s all the..” there’s definitely clear artifacting from either auto-tune or compression on the word “all”. And I’m listening on an iPhone. Not a pro editor, but I know
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    by vonseel 9y ago

    How can you be so sure you aren't underengineering, and this person you know is actually planning ahead wisely?
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    by vonseel 10y ago

    Awesome story! I had a similar experience. I was an junior accountant at my first job - I was tasked with combining a bunch of timesheets for several manufacturing facilities into one large timesheet to calculate payroll weekly. I quickly g
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    by vonseel 10y ago

    Like with all things, there's a healthy balance between simplicity and engineering for scale. Software Engineering != "Software Over-Engineering".
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    by vonseel 10y ago

    Cool... Unfortunately in practice it's easy to find a list of best practices, much harder to implement in a scalable and durable manner on any project of sufficient size, especially if working with a legacy codebase.
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    by vonseel 10y ago

    Keep at it. What you can learn on-the-job from experience is much more valuable than anything you can learn in a dev bootcamp or through other avenues, IMO. I doubt you need many fancy "algorithms" to write complex ETL application
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    by vonseel 11y ago

    I'm having flashbacks of undergrad.