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541.
by w0m 6y ago
Personally; only issue i tend to have is that when I install X, it breaks Y forcing reinstallation of ~everything. What should be a small install ends up taking 30m of cleanup. Entirely likely it's user error on my part; but also prob
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by w0m 6y ago
> What prevents you to do it better then? What prevent you from forking it? Sharing improvement ideas? Contributing to the project? I think ~everything he stated is generally assumed true. I use Brew installed software every single day,
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by w0m 6y ago
I'd guess 95% of what we use databases for; actual performance of the database is irrelevant.
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by w0m 6y ago
I feel like it's an excuse to write a CLI app in your favorite language. I dig it; tempted to clone it in python.
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by w0m 6y ago
> why people find them so compelling My theory is that it's easy to add a field by adding logic into the app instead of munging tables relationships. Moves the logic to where developers are more comfortable. Scalability/etc i
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by w0m 6y ago
You can script it in python with the default builds I thought? I say that having not actually tried.
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by w0m 6y ago
whatsapp existed 5 years ago o.0
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by w0m 6y ago
I usually use Alfred's build in Calc for simple stuff; and ipython when i want more (or reproducibility to play with numbers better)
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by w0m 6y ago
I feel like Canon shooters have been a little smug about glass; but wisty eyed looking at Sony/Nikon body's/sensors. There's... 2? Nikon lenses I'd love on my Canon FF. There's... 6? I'm aware of with n
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by w0m 6y ago
I don't understand Brave. 'We protect your data! By stealing it ourselves and having less accountability than the larger companies.' Am I missing something? They blatantly collect and use (monetize?) the same data they pre
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by w0m 6y ago
my workflow for stream of conscious notes: \ww I add tags as relevant if I think about it, and for projects/tasks spanning multiple days i'll create a root item. I created a local git repo I try and keep everything checked into; I
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by w0m 6y ago
this probably doesn't include the turkey day push yet i'd assume...
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by w0m 6y ago
to be fair; it sounds like he didn't get the job due lack of interpersonal skills; not for lack of programming skills.
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by w0m 6y ago
Wow. Is This is the child of Gina Trapani's old notes.sh? I feel like I've watched this grow incredibly over the last 15 years...
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by w0m 6y ago
The phone still worked fine to unlock/drive the car over direct bluetooth to your phone as long as you don't sign out of the app; you just couldn't access the extended functionality or log back in manually (see: activate a ne
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by w0m 6y ago
i take it your an Ed guy.
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by w0m 6y ago
500 I'd probably pre-order one if reviews were decent. 1400... ugh. :/
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by w0m 6y ago
tl;dr maybe - is that an exception?
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by w0m 6y ago
Honestly that's more than most I think. I've written tens of thousands of lines of perl professionally and I generally share the same opinion.
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by w0m 6y ago
Why wouldn't it? Proven good formula and a hole in the market. A dozen clones would spring up immediately.
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by w0m 6y ago
my last company was a fairly global fortune 100. Our intranet had a hard list of salary adjustments they pertained globally for internal transfers per site. if I moved from a low COL area to SF, I got a 15% raise. SF to my office took a
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by w0m 6y ago
so you're saying he had first have experience in the area before leaving it therefore his comments on the arena are invalid?
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by w0m 7y ago
Re: big company vs small -- Small companies fail all the time; projects like this pare more prevalent at big companies because it doesn't (always at least) kill them.
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by w0m 7y ago
Tmux runs in a terminal; use `[` and `]` for my tmux buffer; and the terminals OS Copy/Paste integration when i need to get things in/out. Reading these threads I didn't realize the heartburn they felt with tmux.
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by w0m 7y ago
the problem isn't the fast-food, but the health of the fast food. proper comparison would be trying to stop eating fast food by only having healthy food around the house.
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by w0m 7y ago
holy cow this brings me back to highschool. thanks for the hours I wasted here waaaay back.
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by w0m 7y ago
Compared to say, intellij; it just feels lightweight. It's nicely optimized at least.
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by w0m 7y ago
I'd think it's a fairly safe bet that noscript users aren't a statistically significant part of total web users
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by w0m 7y ago
p4 is still great, that there are workarounds to be usable on similar workloads on git doesn't takeaway p4s inherent advantages. they're two very different tools.
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by w0m 7y ago
Microsoft only recommended WFH in SF/Seattle so far, other sites waiting for it.

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