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by knoebber 7mo ago
Grinnell 17' here. At first I didn't enjoy intro with Racket. But by the end I changed my mind and it ended up being one of my favorite courses. In retrospect that class easily had the most impact on me during my CS major... I sti
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by knoebber 2y ago
I assume 'work life balance'
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by knoebber 2y ago
Like any good yakshaving programmer, i built/use my own note taking / TODO app. Now I want to implement a feature where I can send a SMS to my app, and it will save the text/media to my database. Seems like a lot less frictio
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by knoebber 2y ago
the act of writing it down probably makes them remember it.
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by knoebber 2y ago
I’m surprised they weren’t doing this already . This is standard for CC companies afaik.
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by knoebber 2y ago
Fair criticisms, but at the end of the day, Kagi offers a better search experience then all the alternatives for a fair price, so I pay for it. I don't really need to have 'faith' in it, though I do hope it sticks around. Als
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by knoebber 3y ago
I live about 180 miles north of silicon valley. The only utility I get here is high speed internet via a radio receiver in a redwood tree[0]. I just tested and I'm getting 20mb down/30 up, 30ms ping. Plenty for wifi calling, video
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by knoebber 3y ago
Yeah, I believe they send DSL through the same lines that they don't want to support anymore.
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by knoebber 3y ago
> *90% of all internet traffic goes through Erlang controlled nodes (Cisco) (source: https://erlangforums.com/ ) Seems like a pretty good outcome to me?
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by knoebber 3y ago
Not useful for people who live in areas without cell service. These folks will have no way to make calls from home if ATT pulls out.
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by knoebber 3y ago
I think the main use case today is the dom traversal API. It makes operations like "add the 'error' class to all <input> elements in the form" simple: $('#some-form').find('input').addClas
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by knoebber 3y ago
Please drink a verification can
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by knoebber 3y ago
from the README: > Currently it only supports Golang's pprof dump, I am working on supporting more formats
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by knoebber 3y ago
Anecdote: I had serious wrist/hand pain after using a mechanical keyboard for years. I changed to a low profile keyboard, and I don't have pain anymore. Who knows, maybe it was coincidence.
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by knoebber 3y ago
Lol, if you say so.
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by knoebber 3y ago
two reasons: 1. you prefer functional style languages, such as elixir 2. you want to avoid `pip install` ing dependencies
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by knoebber 3y ago
Has anyone made a "cat" like tool that uses treesitter under the hood?
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by knoebber 4y ago
I'm a happy paying user... I almost never have to !g. I tried DDG before kagi, and it just seemed like a worse version of google to me. I definitely prefer the kagi results.
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by knoebber 4y ago
https://dotfilehub.com No JS, and easy to self host. It’s a place to put your dotfiles. It comes with a CLI loosely based on git for editing, versioning, pushing, and pulling.
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by knoebber 4y ago
we don't want to: 12 is more divisible than 10
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by knoebber 4y ago
Up here in Northern California quite a few of us live off grid with just solar/batteries. What law says that a grid hookup is required? Is it at the county level?
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by knoebber 4y ago
> How do they efficiently update everything on each tick? The player is responsible for some aspects of keeping their game running efficiently. See: https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/DF2014:Maximizing_fr...
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by knoebber 4y ago
A postgres database that is managed by a custom app that I wrote in Elixir / Phoenix / LiveView. Hosted for free on fly.io. it stores: - My TODO list (items -> entries -> checkboxes) - My credit card transactions (scraped fr
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by knoebber 4y ago
No, the authors state it takes more inspiration from django: https://martenframework.com/docs/the-marten-project/acknowle...
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by knoebber 4y ago
I wonder how many folks chose Expresso.js + coffee script because it was the 'hot new thing'.
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by knoebber 4y ago
I spent about 2 years at my last job building a greenfield react app mostly by myself (around 10k sloc). I enjoyed it for the most part. But I did run into all the issues raised here, they are valid. I think the worst issue with React is th
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by knoebber 4y ago
I haven't, I'll check them out, thanks!
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by knoebber 4y ago
I'm living/working remotely off grid with a solar panels, batteries, and a 2000w inverter. It's comfortable. I usually have a few lights, the wifi router, a monitor, laptop charger, and a fridge plugged in. This comes out bet
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by knoebber 4y ago
I can't believe people are using YT without ublock origin. It is such an improvement. I'm also surprised that YT hasn't worked around it. It's just a matter of time I guess...
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by knoebber 4y ago
Results from https://kagi.com/search?q=bronze+patina+thickness 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patina 2. https://www.adamsbronze.com/bronze-patinas/ 3. https://www.sci

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