kolme

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by kolme 5d ago
Vim does have mouse support.
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by kolme 2mo ago
What? I don't even know what you're talking about, and I've written mountains of vanilla CSS code in big projects.
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by kolme 5mo ago
> Of course, to be completely fair about my toolkit, standard Scheme can sometimes lack the heavyweight, “batteries-included” ecosystem required for massive enterprise production compared to the JVM. I was thinking the whole time, "
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by kolme 11mo ago
I used to use it, like over 20 years ago! Mozilla Suite was too slow for my taste and I only reached for it if Dillo couldn't render a page :) IIRC I stopped using it when Firefox ("Phoenix" at the time) was released.
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by kolme 11mo ago
AFAIK Dillo is GTK-based, at least the UI part, so I don't think so.
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by kolme 11mo ago
You don't have any stored passwords? Any private keys in your `.ssh/`? DB credentials in some config files? And the list goes on and on.
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by kolme 11mo ago
I've also worked with CSV (barely) and SVN (more extensively) and I was blown away by Git. You can have real branches! Many of them! You don't have to manually merge them! It's decentralized, you can have multiple origins, it
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by kolme 11mo ago
I think it looks nice, but: - Scrolling is unbearable on Firefox/Android. - The icons are way too "noisy" I would remove them. Also, posts without icon look "misplaced". Other than that looks pretty nice. The dark m
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by kolme 11mo ago
I had to laugh out loud when I read that sentence. Really? I write code to pay my bills and sometimes just for fun. Trying to do everything "the most optimal way possible" is going to get in the way of actually getting stuff done.
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by kolme 1y ago
Yes, I was wrong on several levels. First and foremost I was wrong thinking that I was smarter than others — that's not even how intelligence works. Second I was wrong being so stubbornly pro-tabs / anti-spaces (for example). It d
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by kolme 1y ago
I did that when I was young and naive. I'll tell you why I did it. I thought I was very smart. Like, really really smart, maybe the smartest programmer in the team. And as such my opinion was very important. Maybe the most important op
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by kolme 1y ago
Yes, you are technically correct and yet absolutely irrelevant to the conversation, just adding meaningless noise. Also, there are many linters that also do formatting, blurring the "line" you're pointing at.
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by kolme 1y ago
> I’d say it’s more spreading knowledge around How is it spreading knowledge around? A lot of times it gives half backed answers and a lot of beginners are using it while learning. That's not a good mix in my opinion. I've been
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by kolme 1y ago
> But UIs are not pure functions, they have a deeply effectful nature, and being reactive all those effects are highly “situated” if you will (to use Rich Hickey’s word). Oh, but we do this in ClojureScript the whole time. You can expres
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by kolme 1y ago
He got famous because of "redux" and "hot module reload" and then he got hired by Meta and started working on react. This was before the hook era.
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by kolme 1y ago
Well, there's RabbitMQ and the rest of the message queues out there. But I don't know if those fall in your definition of "graceful".
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by kolme 2y ago
The "zones" are way too big. For example working in west Germany is quite different to working in east Germany. The same goes for north and south Spain, north and south Italy, and so on.
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by kolme 2y ago
No, you're not missing anything. Anyone programming outside of the USA is well aware of localisation and how to use it.
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by kolme 2y ago
> Lest everyone using any flavour of Linux is liable to the same problem? If by that you mean, if you are using Linux in production servers: You may use GPL software in a commercial setting. The source code part only applies if you are
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by kolme 2y ago
> copy pasting chunks of code from one place to another and then modifying those chunks That's not how you program. I've never seen anyone programing in this way unless they were just starting. Edit: if you find yourself copyin
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by kolme 2y ago
In my last gig we had exactly the same stack (WC without the shadow dom part + just lit-html) and it's great. The best part is not having a dependency hell situation every other week.
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by kolme 2y ago
If you don't have RDBMS wisdom and program an application around a RDBMS, your application is going to suck. No ORM or framework is going to save you.
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by kolme 2y ago
If I call a restaurant and an AI answers, I'm going to call somewhere else. I just don't like talking to machines. I'll happily tap through the app, though.
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by kolme 2y ago
Yes, that first part was not. But the article continues like this: - they use that credentials to make a commit adding malicious code to the CI pipeline - The rouge pipeline job adds their public SSH key to the `.allowed_keys` file in the p
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by kolme 2y ago
From TFA: > A surprising number of websites still expose their .git directories to the public. When scanning for such exposures on a target, I noticed that the .git folder was publicly accessible. [...] > With access to .git/conf
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by kolme 2y ago
I find "removing" or resetting styles kind of hacky. Another solution might be packing the map in a shadow element so that it doesn't get affected by the page CSS.
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by kolme 2y ago
SELECCIONA * DE CLIENTES CUANDO TELÉFONO SEA NULO
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by kolme 2y ago
Yes, this is precisely why I don't like sprints. Scrumban is less stressful.
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by kolme 2y ago
I think it's kind of important to be consistent about case because if not, people will trip when typing, it's annoying and might even cause bugs. One thing I agree though, it's a waste of time to discuss about it. That proble
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by kolme 2y ago
Possible solution: mandatory pre-commit or pre-push hook that lints the code.

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