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anschwa

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About anschwa

Website: http://anschwa.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/anschwa/

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    On macOS, you can enable window dragging by holding down the Control+Command keys with this command: defaults write -g NSWindowShouldDragOnGesture -bool true I use this with "three…

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    Comment #38512275

    Great question! In my experience with ruby on rails, the application runtime is so dynamic, that even unit tests may not be reliable if run outside the production image. I think no…

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    Comment #38509563

    I think it's common (and important!) to build your "production" image once and deploy it into a dev/staging environment first. This means there are no re-builds between deploys to …

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    One of my professors would often refer to this struggle as taking place between the Nihilists and Unitarians.

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    Comment #36556774

    Personally, I would like to see a markdown spec that eliminates parsing ambiguity by restricting the "edge-case" features that HTML is really much better at describing in a standar…

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    Comment #35051589

    Yes! Using org-publish with htmlize is wonderful.

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    Comment #34585433

    Wow! Occur is the gift that keeps on giving. That's great!

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    Yes! wdired and wgrep are really fun. It's amazing how Emacs utilizes buffers to offer a very powerful and consistent user interface. I think some other compelling examples are com…

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    Comment #34100742

    You can't bring up Feyerabend without mentioning Imre Lakatos. The "methodology of scientific research programmes" is another fun read that takes the matter of demarcation a bit mo…

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    Comment #30227481

    Rails is still relevant and has only gotten better.

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    Comment #29784602

    I recently picked up the Fellow Ode for myself. I'm very happy with it so far and it's working exactly as advertised. Quiet, consistent, and very fast.

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    Comment #29777369

    Blink[1] is a really cool open source app that will give you a shell on iOS and allow you to SSH into another machine. You can install it yourself, or purchase from the App Store. …

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    The moka pot is super cool and I thought it made great coffee...until I discovered that I preferred almost every other possible brew method. The moka pot is very hard to dial in an…

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    Comment #29299538

    Agreed! I spent way too long doing flexbox layouts before I discovered 'gap'.

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    Comment #29162542

    Looks great! https://based.cooking/ might be another good source of recipes if you're not already using it.

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    Comment #29118888

    Arch is great, although I think fedora does a much better job at providing a no-nonsense Linux workstation and would make for a smoother transition from macOS.

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    I read this somewhere about how to do estimates and it has stuck with me: "Double the number and increment the unit." This is a simple formula to calculate how long something takes…

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    You better believe it. This was exactly my experience as a TA in my College's computer science department from 2014-2018. It's not incompetence though, as the article points out, w…