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I got around to installing it today after being fed up with this new worktree workflow I've started using and couldnt differentiate between too many windows open. First, I can't fi…

So I've been working on this app that's a dashboard + taskbar widget for commute times. I made it for myself so I wouldnt have to search for it all the time by googling it. I was h…

I think the website itself has that product. But why would it be enabled on their blog... I don't know.

reminds me of this time we kept getting bugs in our app from a super old android phone from 2011. we could never reproduce it with any other hardware. There were only 4 users with …

as intense as a a10 might be, it's short lived and only affects a few dudes on the receiving end. When the federal reserve goes brrr, it has far reaching impact that affects every …

thanks, I was confused because the top of the page says to try now when you cannot in fact try it at all

The biggest resource I've ever stumbled upon was discord servers for specific languages. During the pandemic when everyone was trying to learn languages they were popping off. Like…

I've been setting up a blog for a project and have always heard the common wisdom to never put the blog in a subdomain (blog.site.com) and instead to always put it as a subdirector…

Is that actually true? I always thought that was one of those internet sayings that had no basis in law, ie one party, two party protections etc...

Hey, finally got around to reading the article. I have been grappling with the convoluted, fucked up mess that is offline first over the last 6 months. I really truly thought that …

I wish the name of the project wasn't just available at the top. It should hide or omit files that its own name in the text

It is apparently called anastrophe, but yes it is correct but not common. I figured it's a hold over from Germanic sentence structures. As far as I can think of really it's only ev…

I learned to fix my car because I was a broke kid with a shitty corrola. I was learning programming at around the same time as when my car was having problems. And honestly at the …

I read this as a pretty scathing dressing down of incompetent engineering at reddit. But after having breakfast, what I'm realizing again is that perfect code and engineering are n…

there's this perennial green onion mutant that I found out about from people growing it in China. Usually if you want scallions you have to harvest them very quickly, then the plan…

this has been done a hundred times since it's the low hanging fruit that every engineer has gone through. The biggest pain at this moment in time as someone who's searching is that…

If it's good enough to plug up wounds, it's good enough to make the universe

I'm in the same boat. The fact is, you won't know for sure, ever. After insurance, the team and vibe are way more important to me than anything else. So I went on blind and Glassdo…

My favorite part is having a gun pointed to my head to buy a MacBook (tbf the physical design is awesome), then have my OS version inexplicably tied to the ide, which has a 3/5 sta…

Out of curiosity I went through that whole pr discussion and I guess a maintainer posted a performance comparison, but Im not sure what numbers I'm supposed to be comparing. Do you…

Ah damn, I just commented about planet money. Seriously, it was totally perspective changing. Anyone who even has a modicum of interest in econ/business, especially as it pertains …

I think that response is natural especially for anyone who builds things, software or otherwise. But my mindset completely changed after listening to a lot of economics stories on …

I have the Logitech 502 mouse and mx. I'm totally with you on the software front. The gamer app I think is 500mb and takes 30 seconds to open sometimes. But I found out you can use…

Especially boilerplate in a language or framework you don't usually use. It's such a time saver.

I disagree, my very first job was at a startup in lieu of a big company. I think I was very naive at the time and thought I knew how things worked coming out of business school. I …