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by oftenwrong 4y ago
A simple and clear approach is adding "(required)", or the localised equivalent, to the required fields.
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The Four Companies That Make Freight Shipping Worse in the US(youtube.com)
3 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I am a long time user of Pixel (and Nexus) phones, and the quality control has never been that great, but some of the recent issues I see reported in online spaces like https://reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/ have me st
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
This page has overlaid aerial photographs that let one compare Hartford in 1959 to Hartford in 2013. https://iqc.ou.edu/2015/01/21/60yrsnortheast/ It's easy to see the loss of fine-grained urban dev
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The big idea behind Unison (the programming language)(unison-lang.org)
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Working forwards like this is definitely the right solution if it's achievable. I have worked with some government and police datasets, and they reflect that the records-keeping approach is very much designed with the old-world use cas
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Bravo! I haven't read the code carefully yet to fully understand the details of the implementation, but this is brilliant hackery. As someone who has recently developed a focused interest on build systems, I have noticed the large vacu
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I have been in similar situations. Code can be fixed, but people sometimes can't be. You need to break down the "resistance to change" somehow. Trying to convince people can burn a lot of time and effort on its own. If you ca
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
>For a build tool, which is invoked many times to do relatively small amounts of work (compared to long-running server-side applications), it just doesn't make sense. Bazel makes use of a client-server architecture. Java is used for
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Bazel has a stateful server component that caches information about the build graph and source files in memory. As you said, this allows it to check mtimes first to avoid re-computing hashes for source files. Bazel can also read source file
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Dependency management is painful almost everywhere. I see a glimmer of hope for the future in Unison, a language in which code exists as content-addressed ASTs. Dependency version conflicts cannot exist; there is not even a need to resolve
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
One of the interviewees from this article, Son Luong Ngoc (sluongng), has recently been writing a great series of blog posts on the design of Bazel: https://sluongng.hashnode.dev/ Tools like Earthly (and other BuildKit HLB
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British Empire Pitons 1920s+, notes on Japan(bigwallgear.com)
1 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments
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Cache Directory Tagging Specification(bford.info)
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I also dislike rooms arranged in the 'theatre' style, but my family does like to watch television occasionally. We have a small television cart that we can roll around. It not only lets us put it aside when we're not watching
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
If you are interested in the "unlimited unique private email addresses" functionality, also take a look at these other services: https://33mail.com/ https://anonaddy.com/ https://burner
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I have always preferred a single big monitor vs multiple smaller monitors, since I prefer to switch workspaces (AKA 'virtual desktops' or 'spaces') over turning my head. Make sure your setup, whatever it is, allows for s
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I have worked with Spring and Spring Boot extensively, and I also don't understand why people like it. It is convenient when it works, but otherwise it's a hindrance. It adds a significant layer of complexity to understanding how
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First Carabiners for Climbing(bigwallgear.com)
3 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Java should adopt something like the Checker Framework Nullness Checker in its first-party tooling. https://github.com/typetools/checker-framework
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Unfortunately, records are only guaranteed to be 'shallowly' immutable. It would be great if future Java versions provided a straightforward way to enforce immutability.
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
This community might be interested in OpenBeta, a project to make something similar to Mountain Project, but with open data. Mountain Project asserts exlusive rights to all user contributions. https://openbeta.io/ https:&#
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Why we ignore thousands of daily car crashes(strongtowns.org)
798 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|979 comments
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
With regard to repo composition, I have been following this project: https://github.com/josh-project/josh
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
The way you store your source code doesn't have much to do with how your system is deployed. It's the same way you can have a closet in which you store clothing for many purposes; clothing for cold weather, clothing for hot weathe
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I have started using mermaid to create flowcharts. It lets me break free from having to think about layout entirely. Plus, I can use my favourite text editor. https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
3 pounds = 1.36kg It's heavy for most recreational activities, but it might be great for expeditions. If it could be made very durable, it could be beneficial for superdeep cave exploration. In such environments there is no light, but
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JEP 405: Record Patterns (Preview)(openjdk.java.net)
3 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
This does not seem to make sense given the sentiments I've seen from reviewers and consumers. Pixel 3A: widely praised for having a headphone jack Pixel 4A: widely praised for still having a headphone jack Pixel 5A: widely praised for
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
It loosely follows the same metaphor as the T-shaped pipe connector that 'tee' is named for. $ seq 3 | tee somefile 1 2 3 ╔═somefile seq═tee═╣ ╚═stdout $ seq 10 | pee '

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