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by canadev 4y ago
An interesting article. Something interesting maybe none or few you will likely experience: Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous meetings, presumably any 12-step meeting. Say what you will about the 12 steps, and the
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by canadev 5y ago
Lots of development practices come back again. E.g. techniques for optimizing code for computers sometimes make a resurgence for mobile phones a decade later.
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by canadev 5y ago
I suppose that is likely true. I just put myself in the poster's situation and started breathing real shallow, haha.
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by canadev 5y ago
This is a good endorsement! It's kind of crazy how hard it was for him to get out of there though; I would have expected his flatmate to take care of it straight away.
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by canadev 5y ago
Rather than a tool like Copilot, which does look very interesting, I'd be curious to see the effect of using evergreen (self-updating) off-the-shelf free open-source components. Imagine if you get get an app that uses `http-rest-api` a
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by canadev 5y ago
Yeah! I've uh, ... never copied a bit of code into my repo verbatim, right? yeah right. I wish. (Not saying every dev does this)
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by canadev 6y ago
have you a link handy?
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by canadev 6y ago
Sometimes coding is hard in and of itself.
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by canadev 6y ago
I agree, and I'm glad I don't work at a place where coding is considered easy work.
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by canadev 6y ago
This book looks interesting. I'd like some advice on whether it will be useful for me. I've been a professional dev for over ten years and I have a CompSci degree from a respected university. I'm getting paid principal engine
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What Community Oriented Policing Looks Like(youtube.com)
2 points by canadev 6y ago|0 comments
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by canadev 7y ago
After reading this article I was all set to look into the ReMarkable as a big e-reader. Then I read this thread and I'm glad that I don't! I have no use for writing in a tablet. Can anyone recommend a big e-reader suitable for tex
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by canadev 7y ago
I found it: https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii/issues/2259 demo@firefly / demo I'd strongly suggest putting that on the demo page itself.
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by canadev 7y ago
Thanks for the link. What's the username and password for the demo site?
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by canadev 7y ago
personally, I feel like rm -f is dangerous, and never would recommend using it.
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by canadev 8y ago
Interesting note about Lambda Labs, all of the press links on https://lambdalabs.com/?ref=blog are about a ~"privacy violating Google Glass app" that recognizes faces and geotags photos of them. I don't see w
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by canadev 8y ago
We definitely weren't deliberately executing commands in parallel and I think it's pretty rare that we have network issues.
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by canadev 8y ago
Modules in 1.11 have some rough edges. Internally we have written a merge driver which is imperfect for handling version conflicts, and a couple of my coworkers keep having to delete $GOPATH/pkg . I was hoping these would be addressed
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by canadev 8y ago
it's like getting your kids vaccinated
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Article from the CISO of the parent company of Ashley-Madison, two years in(linkedin.com)
1 points by canadev 8y ago|1 comments
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by canadev 8y ago
Can someone put this in lay terms for a casual postgresql user?
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by canadev 8y ago
This is a tangent but they link to a serverless deployment service where you upload your code as a function and they execute it. Pretty interesting.
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by canadev 8y ago
Another solution is to check them in as git Large File Storage files. https://git-lfs.github.com/
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by canadev 8y ago
I think the answer is everything in your standard library plus some of the stuff you would use 3rd party dependencies for in your own project. Maybe standard libraries need to get bigger for JS.
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by canadev 8y ago
> It feels like it has a small attack surface, yet we use over 1700 packages. We only have 49 direct dependencies, so the vast majority of these are dependencies of dependencies of dependencies etc etc. The web app itself doesn't us
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by canadev 10y ago
Just in case you don't know about this feature that scrolls the top of the screen down the screen: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-use-reachability-on-iphone...
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by canadev 11y ago
that was neat
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by canadev 12y ago
Thanks for the tip about the clean install. And I totally hear you about the way the phone feels. Every time I got a new case, I would leave it naked for a few hours, just -[fondling]-touching and admiring the damn thing.
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by canadev 12y ago
Ah. I totally missed that.
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by canadev 12y ago
Saw this phone on reddit earlier. A few weeks ago, after an upgrade to iOS 8, I became unable to connect to wifi on my iPhone 4S and the speed of the OS became pretty bad, after it had been perfectly responsive since I first got it nearly 3

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