ris58h

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by ris58h 3y ago
> Dynamic Programming is not Black Magic But who said otherwise?
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by ris58h 3y ago
> It's fascinating how phones have come full circle. Except they didn't. How many phones with keyboard are there? Edit: obviously I'm talking about popular ones.
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by ris58h 3y ago
I'm not an Android expert but when I click a link in an email it opens the preview via Firefox (I've set it as the default browser). Is it another thing?
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by ris58h 3y ago
The buttons have a tooltip with a short explanation.
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by ris58h 3y ago
You should add 2017 in the title.
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by ris58h 3y ago
If a text editor is enough for some programming languages it doesn't mean that the editor is an IDE.
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by ris58h 3y ago
I haven't argued with encapsulation part so I don't know why you spent time writing this and accusing me. You should read carefully.
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by ris58h 3y ago
I can tell you many other wisdoms: code should be tested, code shouldn't contain bugs, everything should be done before deadline, etc. The thing is in reality it's not that easy. > Either they're straight up lying, or it i
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by ris58h 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority
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by ris58h 3y ago
It should be like that but in practice sometimes other team just too busy to implement required feature. I can say my PM that we have to wait for a month but in reality I will have to implement it myself.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> There should be maybe one meeting Oh sweet summer child
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by ris58h 3y ago
Totally agree. I don't see how microservices would solve this. Also monorepository doesn't mean that service is monolith.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Blame extension devs not Firefox. I agree on the video performance though.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Firefox has a homescreen widget with a search bar. My web view browser is also Firefox. My phone isn't Pixel though.
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by ris58h 3y ago
It's broken.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> I can switch from my desktop to my laptop, even to my phone, and pick up right where I left off with uncommitted changes, long running processes, etc. Valid only while you have a (good) internet connection.
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by ris58h 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37305247
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by ris58h 3y ago
> Coworkers were always amazed Did everyone clap?
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Creating Traveling Salesman Art with Weighted Voronoi Stippling (2016)(jxmo.io)
2 points by ris58h 3y ago|0 comments
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by ris58h 3y ago
Expose doesn't show fullscreen windows of an app.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> as they’re stably ordered left to right Only if you unchecked 'Automatically rearrange Spaces based on most recent use' in the settings.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Again, proof me wrong.
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by ris58h 3y ago
We don't discuss who was the first. > It sounds like you aren't quite familiar with how a Mac works. Another "you're holding it wrong" moment. Windows has better window management even from gestures perspective.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> But as soon as you try to "make it yours", suddenly you'll find yourself with a second day job with no pay, you'll wonder where all your free time went, and your muscle tone will be gone. It's true for every OS
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by ris58h 3y ago
> Making a simple tweak like setting caps lock to an extra ctrl is a whole side quest on Linux I've remapped CapsLock to Esc on both macOS and Linux/GNOME. It's just a checkbox/combobox in a settings in both cases. Wh
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by ris58h 3y ago
> magnet There is Rectangle which is free and open source. Also there is Touch-Tab (disclaimer: I'm the developer) to switch apps with 3-finger swipe left/right. https://rectangleapp.com/ https://git
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by ris58h 3y ago
> That’ll switch spaces On Windows it's 4-finger swipe left/right but it's not possible to switch between apps on macOS via gestures without 3-rd party apps. That's why I didn't get that 'compromise on UX&#x
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by ris58h 3y ago
Unfortunately _entering_ Mission Control doesn't switch apps. On Windows it's a 3-finger swipe left/right. It seems like 'one of the bigger strengths of the Mac' is bigger on Windows.
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by ris58h 3y ago
1. How can I switch between apps using gestures? 2. What essential features of 'gesture based window management' aren't present on Windows or Linux (GNOME for example)?
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by ris58h 3y ago
> millions of happy and productive users So have Linux and Windows. I just didn't get that 'compromises' statement about them.

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