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It’s the right idea but it also puts the burden of enforcement on teachers that are already over extended, especially in schools where behavioral challenges are more prevalent. Gre…

You are mistaken, the source is available and the editor is free to download.

I’d never heard of this! What a great tool.

I think leasing is more common.

You might need to meet more women

I’ve been using caddy, very easy to set up reverse proxies, and it generates a local root CA you can install on your machines at home so you get SSL for free. Nothing you couldn’t …

They’re definitely not totally different, it’s still programming. I’m competent in both and have occupied both roles in my career, but more importantly I’ve worked with people much…

This made me grin and I love that it did. Sometimes our profession can be a little short on whimsy and I think projects like this are actually really important! I’m looking forward…

Most of them are OSS so you could make a real impact if you spearheaded this! Some buy-in on some sort of standardized install process from the top projects could go a long way if …

I do something similar and I use Hammerspoon (with kitty in my case). It’s a hell of a tool!

Advent of Code is fun, I like having fun! I have no shortage of challenges and things to be proud of, but when I’m old I don’t want to look back and realize I didn’t take the time …

There are themes now and a UI to install them, I also didn’t like the washed out colors.

Same, best digital product I’ve spent money on in a long time. It’s an improvement over Google, and well worth the price.

I’ve been using Kagi full time and I like it a lot . It’s been worth the price. I expected to like lenses and favoring/blocking specific domains. What I didn’t expect was how much …

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Agreed, it’s been so easy to onboard people onto Elixir we’ve just looked for raw talent knowing they’d be up on Elixir quickly. As long as you have one experienced elixir engineer…

Great question, check out Erlang’s “Observer”, it’s incredibly powerful, one of my favorite parts of the BEAM :)

Graduated in ‘09, things were still chaotic post-crash, but I did find work in the end. I joined a small local company, they had a codebase dating back to the 90s and they’d succee…

I got curious too and I think so, if this is correct she used that name prior to her transition: https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-topics/g00837/digital-minist...

This site is about finding specific exercises for specific muscles though, and I think it works really well for that, I’ve used it off and on for years. There are plenty of reasons…

I’ve also found myself drifting away from Buddhism but I’ve been really excited to discover Taoism and the Taoist roots of Zen, which I think are often overlooked. As I’ve explored…

That’s cool, what kinds of things helped you learn this? I bet those things would be really valuable to a lot of people if you felt like sharing.

Is your iPhone on silent? I had to switch it on to hear the audio.