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CPLNTN
2y ago
More powerful organization tools compared to browsers, but most importantly, I can switch browser at no cost, use multiple of them without worrying about synchronization, and access them on other PCs. I also thought it was useless until I t
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2y ago
I’ve seen this point used a lot and never agreed to it. I think it’s true only for big already established companies/systems, and absolutely not true for startups and consulting jobs. Especially because in those type of environments co
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3y ago
I don’t understand, your complaint is that the project is too well done?
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3y ago
It’s suitable for any React codebase, and it’s based on an existing library of React hooks for managing accessibility, which was also created by them.
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4y ago
“All endings are also beginnings, you just don’t know it at the time” Helped me with the anxiety I always had about loosing people, opportunities and such
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4y ago
I work with two long term clients (one has two projects going on, the other three), plus I have my own personal projects. Linear has become a vital part of my workflow. The first thing is that splitting tasks by teams (client 1, client 2,
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4y ago
How is a terrible deal? I would literally need to spend at least a 1000 dollars for a gaming pc, and that is 4 years of GeForce now, without considering maintenance, the space, etc. I’m playing cyberpunk 2077 max settings on a 2cm thick Mac
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4y ago
The test might be longer, but I don’t have to spend time studying and practicing something I’ll never use on the job. I use the same knowledge I build up while working
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4y ago
I hope people don’t downvote your comment. I seriously contemplated suicide in the past multiple times, following an ocd diagnosis and a severe depression episode, and the one time I was closer to it I decided that I might as well try self
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4y ago
Exactly, from personal experience I would say the effect of proper micro dosing is very similar to the benefits that experience meditators report when asked
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4y ago
The ideal would be to have someone with you during the trip that you are very comfortable with, since whatever emotion you might feel will be amplified. Even in that case tho, that person should know what to do, a little reading about how t
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4y ago
If you switch to RC there very reputable vendors in the EU
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A WebGL Music Visualizer
(github.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
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5y ago
The problem is that writing good code requires more time than writing shitty one.. and if there is a lot of external pressure to finish the project, it’s quite difficult for me to stay focused on quality
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5y ago
I agree, and I still don’t have an answer for this dilemma. I don’t know if I’m the problem, or if it is the structure of our society.. In the meantime the only thing that I know is that I have to choose between not caring and feeling like
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5y ago
What are you talking about? It totally isn’t, this generate profit! /s
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5y ago
As a European the main problem that i see, is that even if we assume Natural Gas and Nuclear are both equally bad, relying on natural gas make the EU reliant on russian gas furniture. And this in turns means that we can never take a hard st
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5y ago
I work in a country where engineers are paid like factory workers.. if FB offered me a job i would be happy to take it even they sold unapproved drugs. Morally questioning a company with that kind of salary and benefits requires a position
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5y ago
> All the redisign and rebranding can't cure a good idea that has festered into a bad idea. I think you are speaking from a soft eng perspective. Most people don't actually care about the product features / reputation. It&
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5y ago
2030: Browsers tab bars take half of the vertical space of the screen
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5y ago
Dude here thinking that inflation is just a product of the amount of money in an economy
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5y ago
If they did this they will end up like tumblr: in the oblivion. They have the luck to be profitable, differently from tumblr. Them pivoting to non porn would be a choice, not a necessity like tumblr
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5y ago
Yeah, a meltdown in the Twitter virtue signaling bubble.
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5y ago
Living in Europe and traveling by train for 7/8 hours every two months for work. What kind of shitty train does only 50mph? I would say the convenience it’s highly dependent on the destination. Here the train station it’s often near th
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5y ago
If productivity is that much the problem, just use shortcuts.
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5y ago
This gives me “If you are homeless, just buy a house” vibes
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5y ago
Look up React Server Components
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5y ago
Considering how messy the author is, all those files you mentioned would just end up in his download folder.
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5y ago
So much this. I spotted the problem as soon as he said he has 75 plus tabs opened, justifying like “humans use tabs as a todo list”. No, that’s how you use it. Want to group by projects? Use tags or folder Don’t want to spend hours cleanin
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