ajanuary

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by ajanuary 5mo ago
The number of times I've had to explain how the JVM heap works...
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by ajanuary 9mo ago
The point is that the realities of not being able to deploy in lockstep erode away at a lot of the claimed benefits the monorepo gives you in being able to make a change everywhere at once. If my code has to be backwards compatible to survi
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by ajanuary 9mo ago
> - There is a difference between things that are actually the same (or should be for consistency (such as domain facts, knowledge) versus ones that happen to be the same at the time of creation but are only that way by coincidence For m
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by ajanuary 11mo ago
They’re not talking about the squiggly line. The word return/retunr gets highlighted in slightly different colors based on whether the highlighter is picking it up as a keyword or a variable name, but in the scheme the colors are simil
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by ajanuary 1y ago
Unfortunately the page repeatedly crashed and reloads on my iPhone 13 mini until it gives up.
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by ajanuary 1y ago
Two problems I’ve encountered with magic links: * Mobile email clients that open links in an embedded browser. This confuses some people. From their perspective they never stay logged in, because every time they open their regular browser t
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by ajanuary 1y ago
I’m pretty sure it’s just using Ruby for rake, which is a task runner. So Ruby is only needed for the build process.
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by ajanuary 2y ago
You need to be careful with some circumstances. I recently had to fix up a case where someone had tried this with a recurring local date. Something needed to happen at 4am local time every day. They had converted 4am local time to UTC based
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by ajanuary 2y ago
Having click and drag not be limited to a line is actually useful for ringing around a completed ship. You can tap a number clue on the outside to fill in the missing water, which can help avoid needing to draw long straight lines. But havi
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by ajanuary 2y ago
https://tour.gleam.run/functions/function-captures/ https://tour.gleam.run/functions/pipelines/ These took me basically no time at all to find. Are you looking for something else for par
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by ajanuary 2y ago
repl as a name kind of describes the requirements for something to be a repl - it has a read-evaluate-print loop. It would be more confusing to say that something with a read-evaluate-print loop isn't a repl.
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by ajanuary 2y ago
Managed to get to 80 after about an hour while watching TV. Wish it would tell me which ones I’m missing, manually cross referencing seems like a bit of a pita. Fun though.
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by ajanuary 2y ago
> Pro tip: use "win the lottery" instead to avoid the negative connotation of injury or death. I very much appreciate the attempt to reframe it positively. But personally, if I win the lottery, I’m still doing a handover. The k
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by ajanuary 2y ago
Ironically Rubocops style guide recommends against chaining the safe navigation operator.
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HTTP Message Signatures Sandbox(httpsig.org)
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by ajanuary 2y ago
The towncrier approach is similar to what we do at work. We have the addition that the individual changelog files say their scope (major, minor, or patch), and we use that to automatically compute the next version number. version.txt
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by ajanuary 2y ago
It has role and aria attributes, so I think it actually isn't that bad. It's just `<span role="heading" aria-level="3">` is an awfully long way to spell out `<h3>`.
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by ajanuary 3y ago
For me this occurs when I put my phone on landscape.
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by ajanuary 3y ago
Some symbols I can think of that Ruby uses that python doesn’t: $ for global vars @ for instance vars :: for namespace stuff => for map key, value separator {||} for blocks .. and … for ranges %w for special array construction : for symb
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by ajanuary 3y ago
I think your comment about how and why this is a problem specifically for the Catholic church is valid. But to cover a couple of verses quoted in point 2, just in case it is helpful for people trying to combat people wielding these to attac
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by ajanuary 3y ago
Have you tried the document scanner feature in the notes app?
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by ajanuary 3y ago
The problem with YAML as a configuration format can be boiled down to two things: 1) significant whitespace; that one is obviously subjective 2) encoding types in the document When I’m reading the `maxItems` property from it, I know it’s an
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by ajanuary 3y ago
It’s been a while since I did any C#. How do I write a function that returns something that encapsulates the operations to perform on the stream that I can then compose with other operations? And can I then apply to whatever sequence abstra
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by ajanuary 3y ago
Never said you did. I was just explaining that you aren't "using someone else's padding and margin classes".
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by ajanuary 3y ago
Yup. This isn’t the killer feature of tailwind that’s impossible to get any other way. It’s one component of a bigger solution. But why it’s relevant here is it’s an example of how that bigger solution is different to just using style attri
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by ajanuary 3y ago
Not really. Tailwind lets you configure your own spacing and breakpoints. You get to pick what those numbers mean.
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by ajanuary 3y ago
One of the selling points that Tailwind pushes that I haven't seen other people mention here is that inline styles are _too_ flexible. You can do `style="color: red"`, but you can also do `style="color: #FE0005"` or
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by ajanuary 3y ago
I'd previously tried Conventional Commits but I found the number of labels they suggest too many to keep in my head. The labels in post map well to how I think about comments.
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by ajanuary 3y ago
Keyboard navigation is available through the accessibility options. What extra things do the 3rd party tools provide?
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by ajanuary 3y ago
In my Java projects, new UI with no customization, the breadcrumb view is there at the bottom of the window.

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