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Comment #46066488
Yeah, finally some lisp!
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Comment #45436756
Works as long as you don’t have to ask ”which Google sheet” if you just have one sheet for a particular problem you are not in a world of hurt.
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Comment #44100187
Nix + flakes & direnv is the perfect dev environment, run it on the Mac and everybody in team can setup any project in seconds. We also have a makefile that sets up Postgres / init…
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Comment #42682357
It would be a valid thing if there was a documented way to convert a generic node package to import map. Not much stuff in that importmap ecosystem - seems doa.
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Comment #42682334
There was also the coffeescript romance, that was brief. But maybe earlier.
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Comment #42658596
But how do you integrate and turn on at a specific page/controller view? Look for a specific dom id?
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Comment #42657616
What’s the best way to use JavaScript on rails these days? I’ve been using rails for over 20 years and still love it but the JavaScript story has always been in flux in bad ways. I…
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Comment #40747043
I prefer Atkinson dithering. I think it preserves more details when the resolution is very low. For more high resolutions floyd-steinberg is better though
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Comment #40747013
Please explain what you mean, atkinson dither loses 1/4 of the error to gain in contrast and details, rendering the top whites washed out. What's your recommended formula for conve…
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Comment #40462894
I do prefer always using self.attribute, it’s a little bit longer but there’s no ambiguity. Otherwise you would have to have all props in your head when reading the code.
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Comment #39490855
I do like ruby a lot but I never grokked what was so great about _why, even though I coded ruby when he was active. Felt like a cargo cult. Maybe it was the depressive vibe of his …
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Comment #35027670
No it’s a 32 bit Arm processor most likely. Capable of doing usb and Bluetooth. N-key rollover.
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Comment #34018103
I have one of their kits. Pretty nice kit and fun to build.
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Comment #32589854
14 kB HTTP site. What about the SSL?
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Comment #31574639
I like to use code coverage tools to understand how things work together. Its especially useful with unit tests. You can see every line that was hit all over the codebase for a par…
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Comment #31443225
Drafting the Japanese suicide pilots were also a way for the military to clear the ranks of naysayers / peaceniks/ less committed to the cause.
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Comment #31377165
Heh, I’d Pay to get better search results like google was a couple of years ago. Maybe a like/dislike button for search results and some machine learning on top of that would do it…
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Comment #30269951
The problem with the frankenstack, where you levy a couple of hand-picked libraries, is that there’s no guarantee or roadmap that will make newer versions of your libraries (and th…
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Comment #24176019
They are not easy to come by. Often it’s the coax kind of ethernet as well. I have done a simular setup to get a shell on my modern mac via kermit over serial cable.
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Comment #24068384
They are big on water re-use, greywater and such. The arcology idea is islands of self container cities that are self sustainable isolated ecosystems that recycle water etc. These …
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Comment #23550057
I have used typescript for production but i am not convinced it adds to the experience. If you are not a js dev, why do you worry about typescript? It seems like you are in the sta…
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Comment #23549009
It’s javascript in the end so why complicate it more? Less people know typescript, making source less accessible, i.e you first need to understand typescript to understand the code…
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Comment #23548419
Why? Less accessible that way. I would have liked it to be in clojurescript myself but thats even worse!
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Comment #23438984
Nice writeup. I have spent years on dvtm and dwm. Only problem for me is that as i get older i get less interested in bikeshedding my dev setup. I get the same feel from trying to …
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Comment #22767178
All tech will go the way of rational rose Sooner than later.