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_ncxu
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About _ncxu
Wrote cleancoders.com
Portfolio: https://sdegutis.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steven-degutis/
GitHub: https://github.com/sdegutis
Email: sbdegutis (gmail)
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Comment #15129706
This, plus the multiple-cursors package, can save entire minutes off tedious file-renaming operations. (That may not sound like a lot but trust me every second counts when you're j…
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Comment #15129342
I can't help but wonder if the Fence comments had anything to do with my blog post last night. Kind of like watching social osmosis in action :D
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Comment #15129245
On the flip side, as someone who's tried to change stacks or IDEs or other software a few times, there's something to be said for already having momentum using existing solutions. …
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Comment #15127199
That's my same experience with programming. That's kind of what I was getting at in this article actually: that you get better by doing your best and making mistakes. Nothing beats…
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Comment #15118085
Yeah not saying Swift is simple. But its goal was originally (and may still be) to be Objective-C without the C.
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Comment #15116831
Thus Swift.
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Comment #15097531
Good point. You're right that passion helped me to gain the experience I have now. But at this point I can't lean on that same passion, I had to find another motivation. I wonder h…
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Comment #15090060
Meh, joke sites like this aren't nearly as prominent as sites for apps, I'd really like a .app TLD instead. That said, the distinction between app and service is blurring a lot, so…
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Comment #15089416
More details at https://reproducible-builds.org/ which is linked to at the bottom of OP's page.
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Comment #15076923
You're right. I actually only had one or two people in mind when I wrote that comment, and I didn't even realize it until you pointed it out. Thanks.
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Comment #15076913
In the same way, I use VS Code mostly now (for node stuff) but I still load up Emacs and use Magit whenever I need to do serious version control, meaning basically anything more th…
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Comment #15074239
In my experience having switched from using one IDE to another a few times, the difficulty for me is usually that both IDEs do 90% of what I need perfectly (after a few days of twe…
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Comment #15074036
I'm only 31 and found out the hard way that 90% of the way successful people got to where they are is through charisma, lying, and cheating others.
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Comment #15048762
I'm not that optimistic. In my experience, nightmare-level code will be written by the person who wrote it no matter what language they use. Rust doesn't look all that cleaner than…
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Comment #15005173
I'm sure there's got to be a way of getting ahead that doesn't involve lying, cheating, or stealing, from anyone, no matter how much they deserve it.
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Comment #15000617
Can confirm. I worked a pretty decent software job with lower pay than others make for the same job for the past 5 years. Could barely afford insurance for my wife and I. We actual…
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Comment #14985538
It may not necessarily be in active development, but it's a project I'm very proud of. It's a legitimate text editor built from the ground-up in Objective-C including its own parse…