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by cdaven 11mo ago
> The battery lasts for days as well, which you can't really beat. The Garmin Instinct 2X's (and 3) battery lasts for 40 days in smartwatch mode, not counting the solar charging. The Instinct is an "outdoor watch" wit
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by cdaven 2y ago
For backlinks, have a look at Andy Matuschak's note-link-janitor: https://github.com/andymatuschak/note-link-janitor/ I wrote my own version of it a few years ago, but have moved on, and currently use LogSeq
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by cdaven 2y ago
Yes, it's still called "ASP.NET Core", even though ".NET Core" was renamed ".NET" from version 5 -- not to be confused with ".NET Framework 5", which was renamed ".NET Core 1.0" before
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by cdaven 3y ago
You can modify the login flow in Keycloak to make it more or less just pass through the credentials/claims, but that's not the default. Maybe something like this: https://ultimatesecurity.pro/post/first-login-
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by cdaven 3y ago
First, Angular uses classes, and React supports class-based components. Then, if you have converted lots of Javascript into Typescript, you have probably found several type-related bugs. On one hand, this makes you (me) trust Typescript mor
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by cdaven 3y ago
Yes, I think Zapier is a B2B version of IFTTT.
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by cdaven 3y ago
> Where do you stop? If you assume Newtonian time, which extends back to minus infinity... well, what caused time to exist at all? You stop at the uncaused first cause or the unmoved mover, of course.
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by cdaven 3y ago
The principle of sufficient reason states that everything must have a reason or a cause. This is not a principle to lazily toss aside to avoid some more difficult question, it is a foundational idea. Our understanding of the world (aka scie
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by cdaven 3y ago
For those people unfamiliar with this joke, watch the TV show Seinfeld.
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by cdaven 4y ago
There's also the lamp VINDKAST, which in English is "wind throw" or "flurry".
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by cdaven 4y ago
"The ultimate glue and scripting language" is taking it too far, I think. I have loved Python too, but fell out of love a long time ago. Julia is much better in many ways, _in my opinion_. Lua is a language that I have no experien
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by cdaven 4y ago
When picking a git workflow, you should start with your system's and your team's requirements in mind. Don't just copy git-flow or GitHub's simplified version. Not every team or system uses pull/merge requests at al
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by cdaven 4y ago
Commit messages should describe the change , not the code. This explains why the code was changed from whatever it was before, but not what the code does. This can be important information e.g. when troubleshooting bugs, since it could exp
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by cdaven 4y ago
> Are "high-ranking managers" not classed as "leaders"? You can be a leader without being a manager, and you can be a manager without being a leader. > Ideally I'd want the team to be feeling guilty, because I
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by cdaven 4y ago
> Good "leadership" decisions in my opinion are really about good delegation and organisation of a team's resources, you shouldn't really be taking "lead" in any actual decision making You're not talkin
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by cdaven 4y ago
Yes, I switched to TiddlyWiki a year ago, and haven't regretted it. I tried Evernote, Notion, Org-mode, Dynalist, Zettlr -- and looked at Dendron, Roam, Obsidian and so on. I think what separates TiddlyWiki and Org-mode from the rest i
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by cdaven 4y ago
The more code is used, the more bugs are found. So new code is expected to contain more unknown bugs than old, well-used code. But this is a function of usage, not of time itself.
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by cdaven 4y ago
Yep, me too! There is actually a link between high GI and sleepyness; orexin. It's a chemical messenger in the brain, and if you have very little of it, you have narcolepsy. If you have been injected or sprayed with a lot of it, you st
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by cdaven 4y ago
You skipped some parts. God has always wanted humans to "be perfect", if by that we mean without sin. We have always failed at this, and God has always gotten angry. This starts in Eden, and even Jesus told us to "be perfect&
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by cdaven 4y ago
Have you tried Zettlr? I used and liked it for a while, before moving on to TiddlyWiki; https://www.zettlr.com
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by cdaven 4y ago
You can e.g. sync with Syncthing and write notes (on Android) with QuickEdit. Or use Dropbox and some Markdown editor with Dropbox support?
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by cdaven 4y ago
Not the same extension, but Dendron actually has one: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dendron....
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by cdaven 5y ago
> Why are any of these things true? Since you challenge the post here instead of flat-out ignoring it, I believe you think at least some of it may be true, and you want to know more. To me, the bullet points read as titles in a Zettelkas
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by cdaven 5y ago
And probably because you work with one of the most popular languages and frameworks in the world? Try an old, obscure niche language, and the experience will change completely.
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by cdaven 5y ago
The "10k hours rule" is of course just a rule of thumb, with a lot of exceptions depending on the skillset. I believe the number of hours required for mastering the violin was 25k. I think the programming field is large enough to
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by cdaven 5y ago
Sub-expression or capture group: (foo) Named capture group: (?<name>foo) Non-capturing group: (?:foo) Lookahead: (?=foo) For negative lookahead, change = to !: (?!foo) For lookbehind, add <: (?<=foo) For negative lookbehind, cha
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by cdaven 5y ago
"Randomware" sounds much more fun. Like Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans, but for software. :-)
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by cdaven 6y ago
Sure, intent is relevant, but the example was "a suicidal pilot flying the plane into a mountain on purpose". Isn't killing all those passengers a crime?
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by cdaven 6y ago
The criminal has to take the punishment for his actions (and extenuating circumstances are taken into consideration), but at the same time, people, companies and society, have learned that we need protection and prevention. So you could arg
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by cdaven 6y ago
Have a look at Typescript's hectic release schedule: - 3.1 in September 2018 - 3.2 in November 2018 - 3.3 in January 2019 - 3.4 in March 2019 - 3.5 in May 2019 - 3.6 in August 2019 - 3.7 in November 2019 - 3.8 in February 2020 - 3.9 in

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