andreicek

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by andreicek 2y ago
I was/am a rectangle pro user!
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by andreicek 2y ago
I updated, and my whole Elixir/JS setup works like before. I like that they _finally_ added window snapping to the window manager, but keyboard shortcuts are still missing from what I can see. Edit: it is possible! take a look at this
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NTP Implementation in Elixir(0x7f.dev)
7 points by andreicek 3y ago|0 comments
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by andreicek 3y ago
Love the font, don't care for the website -- it was very hard to navigate.
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by andreicek 3y ago
https://0x7f.dev/ Elixir, Ecto, SQL, and a bit of devops notes and ideas. There is a more personal section that will contain random ideas and observations.
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by andreicek 3y ago
Great article, thank you! Please submit it to https://elixirstatus.com/ as well!
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by andreicek 3y ago
Came here to post this. I was looking forward to the results.
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by andreicek 3y ago
Author here, thanks for this. I've updated the blog post!
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by andreicek 3y ago
> The cost of the license is peanuts compared to the time I spend using it. And hopefully the money you make with it
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by andreicek 3y ago
Their discord is very active https://discord.com/invite/D43Pecu
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by andreicek 3y ago
I use only Sublime for my work. But to claim that VSCode didn't overshadow it is incorrect. Everyone uses VSCode, and while I hate it because of the bloat, slow startup, and slow plugins, given a blind test I don't think I would
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by andreicek 6y ago
Agreed. We pushed for tab spacing on JavaScript projects and this allowed personal preference which is great. Four-space tabs looks the best to me.
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GitHub Source on GitHub/Dcma(web.archive.org)
6 points by andreicek 6y ago|1 comments
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by andreicek 6y ago
I moved away from Google two years ago after using it for close to 7 years. Still didn't manage to move away from Google Photos.
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by andreicek 6y ago
I'm not finding this option anywhere. Can you please link it?
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by andreicek 6y ago
Miniflux is awesome, loads fast even over very slow VPN. Amazing software.
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by andreicek 6y ago
Terminal bell is something that in my opinion was once great but now overused to the point I turn it off. I remember the time I could just sound a bell on an end of a long running process and that would be it. Today I use a visual/audi
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Ask HN: How old is the CD command?
1 points by andreicek 6y ago|1 comments
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by andreicek 6y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write out a detailed response.
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by andreicek 6y ago
I agree with you completely. I'm looking to switch away from Ubuntu for both my personal and work servers. Do you recommend openSUSE for servers as well?
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by andreicek 6y ago
I agree with you. There is much place for improvement but the verion you donwload now on AppStore is new user hostile, especially when you figure out that they have a waiting list...
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by andreicek 6y ago
Excuse my ignorance but how does personal bankruptcy work? Does this allow you to accumulate debt and move along?
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by andreicek 6y ago
Snacks Daily - The best podcast so far about finacial news. They comment on all industries that move the market - being milk and dairy to banks and tech. Short but very fun! New York Times The Daily The Wall Street Journal & Gimlet Fina
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by andreicek 6y ago
Very nice read. But I’m a bit confused with the following: > Because these companies probably use AI-powered account-aware filters, you should not put anything identifiable in the test email. For example, if your name is "John Smith
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Trivago helps secure webpack's future with 120,000 sponsorship(medium.com)
6 points by andreicek 9y ago|2 comments
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Squeezing Webpack into back end frameworks(infinum.co)
2 points by andreicek 10y ago|0 comments
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by andreicek 10y ago
I've patched the font for powerline https://gist.github.com/andreicek/b369bff8807be005be7cd5ac4f...
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Comprehensive app testing guide(infinum.co)
2 points by andreicek 10y ago|0 comments
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Trends in Ruby – analyzing rubygems stats for 2015(infinum.co)
2 points by andreicek 11y ago|0 comments
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by andreicek 11y ago
I really liked the gitignore.io [1] project and the ease that it provided when creating a new git repo. I wanted something like that but for licenses. So I made LaaS. A simple (can't express this enough) tool that gets you a license in

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