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SEEKING WORK | Germany or Remote I am a web developer and designer. As a designer, I am interested in unusual web design and creative coding. On the technical side I have a strong …

SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote I am a web developer and designer with a strong background in software development. Before freelancing, I've worked for a larger OSS-based German so…

I frequently found myself in need of sending clients information on how to reload websites without cache. This often involves asking for their OS and browser first, which can make …

This is really cool. One drawback is that it seems to touch the index, which I believe should be avoided, since it can disrupt the users workflow. I experimented with something sim…

Not the first thing to look for, but I've found ShellCheck[1] to be pretty helpful when it comes to correcting typical mistakes. [1]: https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck

This returns the length, not the line itself. Edit: `lines.reduce((line, line_) => line_.length > line.length ? line_ : line, '')`

Regarding 1: I think the sorting approach is actually really nice in this case. Clearly it's not as efficient as a simple loop, but it's safer and more readable. Explicit looping a…

$ git pull origin master Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: user.abcd.suo Suggestion: git rm --cached user.abcd.suo Wooaa, no! (Now your local…

Nice read! I'd really like to know when we can expect the next post to be published.

> head extracts the first element of a list, which must be non-empty. Those functions operate on lists. I think it should read as follows. const head = (xs) => xs[0]; const last = …

Messing with that faders feels weirdly good.

Q Why Python? A The only alternative would be Haskell, but I still have to learn that. That's... interesting. Would be nice if there was a reason given for that.

May i ask why you are using this notation? I honestly can't think of any benefits. Isn't it more convenient and readable to use `p.removeAttr`?

I'd then go with robot.keys.enter() (since enter is a function, not a constant) and make it chainable by returning `robot.keys`. robot.keys.ctrl().enter()

I really like this! But I expected to see some code samples or something next to each description because of the title.

Why? Could you reason about that?

Somebody could write a CLI based client for this. That would be awesome and it looks like it would be very straight forward, too.

That looks interesting. However, i'm not really into language-design and compilers and the first commit is from April while the project has only two contributors. Apart from the ab…

Hmm. "just by knowing your victim's mobile number AND e-mail address AND having victim stupid enough to send YOU verification code"

From the source: > yes, I know...wanna fight about it?

Nice, i really like the idea of just using URLs for that but not having any specific GUI. Great!

I generally like distraction free writing environments, but i doubt that it's really a good idea to have such without the ability to open / manage multiple "files". If you have to …

I think what you mean by "interactive CLI" is reading from stdin, which seams to be supported.