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amrox

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    Comment #38724935

    As a vim user since the 90s - this is what I've landed on. It pretty easy to disable the vim plugin if you're sharing your computer with a muggle.

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    Comment #34633211

    I'm having a similar experience. I turned off my “looking for jobs” status a few weeks ago, and just turned it back on, expecting a flood. Never came ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    Comment #32509596

    Beautiful. I have a couple of the NuPhy [1] keyboards so I'm definitely in the target market. The Rotary Encoder is a dealbreaker for me though. I want something slender that I can…

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    Comment #32498808

    For the page: > You will need real hardware to run it. Why doesn't it work in a VM?

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    Comment #32442611

    It’s all relative but 100 open issues doesn’t sound bad for a somewhat popular project to me. For example, rust-lang/rust has over 8000. Regardless, I curious if there were _specif…

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    Comment #32441267

    That does not sound like my experience. Are there GitHub issues for the bugs you mention?

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    Comment #32325420

    > What it fundamentally boils down to is that your org chart determines your architecture. This is Conway’s law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law

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    Comment #31898428

    praise: I came here to suggest conventional comments as well!

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    Comment #29774132

    Or https://github.com/IvanMathy/Boop

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    Comment #29713188

    Find a company whose product is primarily physical. I work at a robotics company and much of our staff never went remote. My team is primarily remote but I’m actually hiring an on-…

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    Comment #29708038

    I use dual LG 24UD58-B’s (one landscape, one portrait) for coding and I’ve been satisfied. I don’t run them at native res, but this never bothered me. I also don’t game or edit pho…

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    Comment #29705727

    Can anyone elaborate on “Stop: Modern C++” under 2021 Tech Radar?

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    Comment #29693158

    What apps do you use?

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    Comment #29692006

    This is what I do as well. I use Homebrew for general purpose niceties like starship, fzf, and casks. Project deps are managed with asdf. The “right answer” may in fact be Nix howe…

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    Comment #29638021

    Is there any kind of remote development support (ssh, docker) in Sublime? That’s the killer feature that keeps me on VS Code.

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    Comment #28908953

    It can be configured up to 64gb with the M1 Max.

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    Comment #28540749

    Many online games have a season model now, and SO at least partially gamifies developer Q&A, so this tracks.

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    Comment #28177771

    It’s free (it’s right in the title)

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    Comment #27948869

    XP, Scrum and agile-adjacent Lean all pre-date the manifesto. The manifesto just tried to put all these ideas under one umbrella.

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    Comment #27737508

    Containers are great for web services or anything that primarily communicates through a port. Less so for CLI style projects that read and write to the local file system. Yes I kno…

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    Comment #27737210

    > One should probably run their own package server like https://github.com/pypiserver/pypiserver Never used pypiserver but I’ve had a good experience with https://github.com/devpi/…

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    Comment #27737182

    C++ will not save you any trouble over python. It’s tooling and package management is significantly more complex.

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    Comment #27185913

    I think the book is called "Turn the Ship Around"

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    Comment #26689027

    I use iTerm integration over Eternal Terminal to my workstation all day. It’s great.