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rwdf

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    Comment #45724938

    "gac" is giving me PTSD flashbacks from having to deal with the "Global Assembly Cache" aeons ago.

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    Comment #43346322

    You can have named workspaces now, I have ones dedicated to terminals, and browsers. They always have the same numbers.

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    Comment #41700947

    > For example I made a lib to write commands (like cobra or urfave/cli), but based entirely on the `flag` package: https://github.com/Thiht/go-command Looks nice! I'd like an easie…

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    Comment #41700822

    Good question. The middleware stack it provides is nice.

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    Comment #41693985

    I've grown to prefer go-chi over Gin (or Echo), since it's just the standard library with some QoL features on top.

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    Comment #41550069

    In k8s in our on prem private cloud using cloud native Postgres: https://cloudnative-pg.io

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    Comment #40989093

    I like the Doom flames.

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    Comment #40929613

    Anyone got this working in WSL? Using WSLg perhaps?

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    Comment #40897998

    Just Go Time from time to time.

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    Comment #40897993

    `~/dev/` with subdirectories for personal and work projects, which are configured in my .gitconfig to automatically use the correct idents, keys, etc.

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    Comment #40504392

    It's a new proposed standard. Where I work (in healthcare in Europe) we have it as a requirement for any new APIs we offer public access to. We have our own auth service, but looks…

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    Comment #40493731

    It's also why we use DPoP for serious stuff.

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    Comment #39830061

    Same, but I use wiki.vim. Great for daily journalling.

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    Comment #39324143

    Nice game! I would like to see the scientific names of the birds, too.

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    Comment #39065307

    Buy used. I recently scored a ThinkPad X1 Carbon (G7) for cheap locally and just nuked the Windows installation and installed Linux. I use Arch, btw.

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