lmiller1990

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by lmiller1990 4mo ago
pnpm has this, I think others may also have something similar. https://pnpm.io/settings#minimumreleaseage
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by lmiller1990 5mo ago
Yes. I can try turn that off but I really prefer no transparency
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by lmiller1990 5mo ago
I am trying it but the colors don't seem correct. I cannot read the title of any other tab except currently selected one: https://imgur.com/a/t0BDxuC PS: How to contact developer? I cannot find email. Neat idea!
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by lmiller1990 1y ago
Why is it acceptable for front end code to be of lower quality than the rest? Your software is only as good as the lowest quality part.
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
Sure, I talk about JavaScript tooling https://m.youtube.com/c/lachlanmiller
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I bought my first house for 650k (Brisbane) just before covid. It’s now worth about 1M. 350k appreciation in ~4 years - bonkers. Glad I got it then since I probably wouldn’t be able to buy it now. You can still get a place in the 700k area
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I made a few courses on Udemy and wrote a book, over a few years net about 20k, super cool! Relative to how much time went into it I probably didn’t actually make that much money but I had a great time and it feels fantastic to make some mo
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I would not get too concerned about AI entirely replacing you - focus on getting a job and learning how to code without just asking ChatGPT for code and copy pasting it blindly. You should definitely use AI tools, but only to help you learn
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
You could try Cypress, it has a component testing solution. It's not for everyone, but the way Cypress works, is it will auto-wait for your assertion to run, so you don't need the whole async/await. No solution is perfect! I
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I noticed this too, I find 4.0 is still better for giving me what I ask for.
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I have majorly had this issue since having kids particularly. I couldn’t cope, so after a lot of soul searching, I found I just had to de prioritize things. I accepted there are some things I’d love to do but just aren’t as important, high
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I have thought about it - I talked to many of my friends in trades. They are all jealous of how good I have it. Most of them are earning ~70% of what I do, often spend ~2 hours commuting, hard on the body, risk of injuries... maybe you ca
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
Not OP but a big part of a doctor's job is clinical notes. Typing is slow, talking is fast. Less time spent taking notes == more time with patient.
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I found Song of the Cell a bit underwhelming. The Gene really was fantastic - I think he ran out of steam a bit with Song of the Cell. The majority of the cell related history is also contained in The Gene.
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
Sure thing. I looked a few local (in my city, Brisbane, Australia, within ~1.5h of commute). I want to do a combination of dry and wet labs, so I need to be able to attend in person. I cannot relocate (have family). I reached out to a few p
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by lmiller1990 2y ago
I have been looking to do something similar for the last few years. I tried grabbing a few textbooks and learning a bit, but I found it difficult to really make any progress. I ended up enrolling in a part time Masters of Bioinformatics. I
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
Is it better at coding that GPT4? I'm using ChatGPT (v4), just the UI, not the API, and it works really well for me. Is Claude a big step up (hard to imagine, but willing to be convinced). I definitely agree anyone not using LLMs for c
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
How are people using GPT4 via the API? I signed up and loaded some money, but I still can’t use GPT for by the API. Only 3.5 turbo. I still find ChatGPT 4 well worth the money. The coding is way better than 3.5. I wonder what their system p
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
There isn't any easy markets, making even a few hundred bucks a month as a solo dev is vastly harder than just working a 9-5.
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
Stripe has support for this, just use that. I have not done recurring with Stripe before but I’ve used it heavily and had a good experience.
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
Location: Brisbane, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript ecosystem (Vue.js, React.js), Node.js, have also done RoR and a few other stacks professionally. I have worked with various dbs (postgres, mysql) and
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
DIY! I built a bad fence, a less bad gate, and a little shed. A lot was learned, they have issues but damn I’m proud of my creations.
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
How many total elements on the page? 1000 shouldn't be too bad. These guidelines recommend <1400 [0], although less is definitely better. React in general is a bit of a pain, you may need to use `useMemo` etc. You probably want to f
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
Your network needs to be your early adopters.
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
We had some gitstart PRs against Cypress. The code and quality was generally fine. It was mostly low value issues getting fixed, where having a highly paid senior engineer fix just doesn't make sense. I think the quality of the PRs was
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
Hi, I work on Cypress (but not the multi domain feature). I agree memory usage is an issue, I sure hope we can fix that. It's a hard problem with the frontend execution heavy model Cypress uses, along with the DOM snapshots consuming a
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
Once you start to build something complex, you'll find have a well tested, reliable library to help manage the data and update the UI for you is tremendously valuable. Another benefit of using a framework (especially a popular one) is
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by lmiller1990 3y ago
This is how it basically was since day 1. These comments always appear in Tailwind threads -- more often than not, the poster hasn't given Tailwind a good try. It's definitely worth building a few small projects - it looks and fee
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by lmiller1990 4y ago
To be fair, a lot of enterprise sales is based on "ticking boxes".
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by lmiller1990 4y ago
I had (have) the same problem. Most people are addicted to food/alcohol/TV, you are addicted to working and productivity. I am still figuring it out, but here's some things I've done: - channel this "grind" els

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