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by phillipwills 3y ago
Working on a similar thing that uses toml to define pages... But closed source, for now... I like toml because it's easy to read and write as a human, even without text editor help...
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The Grand Unification Proposal(github.com)
6 points by phillipwills 6y ago|1 comments
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by phillipwills 6y ago
This, 100%. I wrote about this exact thing a while ago. In my opinion, it's how developers truly get to 10x. https://got.phillipwills.com/10x-as-an-individual-contributo...
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by phillipwills 6y ago
Try to start contributing to some open-source projects, if you don't mind working for free. It will help you to start working with others, more. Not necessarily next to others, but checking into the same codebase as others, and getting
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by phillipwills 6y ago
Pretty sure they do this by taking over the domain... Not sure if that would work in this case...
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by phillipwills 6y ago
But it does reduce the cost of research and development coming out of the company's pocket. That said, in a capitalist society, the production price helps to set where companies will stop making it. The price is actually set to where p
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10x Developer(got.phillipwills.com)
5 points by phillipwills 6y ago|1 comments
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Engineer's Notebook(got.phillipwills.com)
1 points by phillipwills 7y ago|0 comments
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New AWS EC2 / EBS Pricing Calculator(aws.amazon.com)
5 points by phillipwills 8y ago|0 comments
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by phillipwills 8y ago
I used the aws sdk to write a simple NodeJS script to pull logs for a date range, then I can grep the output...
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Are you a “careful” driver?(motortrend.com)
2 points by phillipwills 8y ago|0 comments
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by phillipwills 8y ago
We have a 2 story house where the bottom story is a daylight basement. When it gets hot, it usually stays pretty cool downstairs, so we hang down there during the day. In the evening, as soon as it's cooler outside than upstairs inside
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by phillipwills 9y ago
Always assume any communication on your work network can and will be monitored... If you want a private discussion, best to do it in person or on your own devices, not using any company resources.
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by phillipwills 9y ago
I don't know... There's a lot that's not being said in that article... As is the case in all articles about court cases... Or court cases, in general. I feel a very real, "burn the witch" attitude when it comes to h
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by phillipwills 9y ago
- Attention! Installing cmus-osx will prevent you from opening iTunes until it is uninstalled! This sounds like reason enough to install...
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by phillipwills 9y ago
Pretty sure you can edit a lot of these session settings in putty while it is running. It's in the menu, I think (been a while since I used putty).
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by phillipwills 9y ago
I've posted random ~. in irc because I did it in the wrong order...
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by phillipwills 9y ago
Or worse, I spent 1 hour writing it, so 15 minutes refactoring... And done, no more refactoring...
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by phillipwills 9y ago
Notably, not by the hacker... Accidentally aired in Spain...
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by phillipwills 9y ago
Been using Firefox mobile for a while now with uBlock Origin... Creating rules to hide annoying elements on sites that I use a lot. Most times when I try to browse pages on a family members phone I want to throw it... Guess I really don&#x2
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Forcing Function in Software Development Processes(8thlight.com)
2 points by phillipwills 9y ago|0 comments
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Taking Money from the Poor and Giving to the Rich(mcsweeneys.net)
33 points by phillipwills 10y ago|3 comments
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by phillipwills 10y ago
Nice... Didn't Google before posting... Busted. :)
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by phillipwills 10y ago
Also, XP was released in 2002, so it should work rather well on the previous year's hardware...
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by phillipwills 10y ago
chmod is that way because ambiguity... -r is take away read...
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by phillipwills 10y ago
Shouldn't have any effect... Long time vim user... I still do it all the time. Especially when returning to the terminal from another app. I also mapped jj and kk (and other direction combos) to esc for when I forget to hit escape...
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by phillipwills 10y ago
Even when that does happen... and I'd argue that it often does not, if you've done the work to make your interface pretty, and write a precise, accurate test suite, you've usually done the work to make the actual functions ne
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by phillipwills 10y ago
I wouldn't say that this article is describing a correct way to do things. It's more of a set of guidelines to follow, and I'm glad someone wrote them down. I've been doing these things, but I generally have a hard time
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by phillipwills 10y ago
That's the thing, right? Most of us have plenty of bandwidth and storage space and everything we need to host a site sitting in our living room. It's still too complicated for most people, though. It should already be as easy as F
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by phillipwills 10y ago
This site crashes Firefox mobile after being open for a few minutes... Sad...

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