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udfalkso
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About udfalkso
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/udi; my proof: https://keybase.io/udi/sigs/cvmizkp14UtXju7hS_dkIlcdnilsIyDowFa8pQuCVfE ]
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Comment #49092660
This looks really nice! Gonna try it out. Thanks
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Comment #49000496
Ok nevermind, it showed up, but took longer than I expected.
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Comment #49000476
I was excited to sign up for this. But, I never got your verification email, so I can't sign up. That should be your bread and butter.
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Comment #48787472
This. I have mine set to run the fan 15 min every hour. Circulates air nicely.
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Comment #48702083
Iterm2 with a bunch of named tabs
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Comment #48103021
They don’t block much more noise but they’re much more comfortable
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Comment #47018615
Teams suffers from one giant problem. There is a totally odd, but understandable from tech debt perspective, segregation between “chats” and “teams” which makes it practically impo…
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Comment #46540781
“Look at a day when you are supremely satisfied at the end. It's not a day when you lounge around doing nothing; it's a day you've had everything to do and you've done it.” Margare…
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Comment #46391726
When I was meditating regularly I found this easier to do. I had the presence of mind to notice I was rushing and slow down and focus on the details. I need to start meditating aga…
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Comment #46346218
It’s not pushy at all imo
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Comment #46259608
Same thing happens every time a new hire joins the team. Lots of documentation is stale and needs updating as they onboard.
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Comment #46052308
And Seveneves
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Comment #45754148
OpenAI Clip python library fails because the model download is a hardcoded azure cdn url :(
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Comment #42252540
100% this. There is a wonderful book called The Dorito Effect that goes into this in more detail.
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Comment #40794724
Learning Elixir and Phoenix and getting the hang of functional programming. What a pleasure.
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Comment #39799875
I’m currently reading Broken Money by Lyn Alden and it has given me a much improved perspective about why things like this are the way they are as a consequence of history and mone…
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Comment #38685753
Spaces I suppose. Very easy, clean work/personal separation. That and the bookmark/tab conflation thing they're doing is actually kind of nice once you get used to it. Oh, and sync…
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Comment #38655603
I tried Arc a few months back and quickly decided to give it a go as a primary browser. It’s quite nice.
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Comment #35813226
Clicking this link changed my Amazon app location to UK and I can’t figure out how to change it back! Thx for the recc though.
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Comment #35708195
The part I like lost about the peek feature is when it happens elsewhere in the OS. I click a link in outlook or iMessage and I pops up right there in context without jumping all t…
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Comment #34724650
Speak for yourself? I personally find I’m much more productive with elixir/phoenix and the end result is much more performant. (I say this having built multiple large projects with…
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Comment #34723179
Elixir/Phoenix is wonderful. Worth a look.
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Comment #34723167
It’s def a solid option esp. if you’re very familiar with it already. But, I think Elixir/Phoenix beats it handily at this point for someone starting from scratch with either one o…