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The problem with OpenTelemetry(cra.mr)
168 points by robgering 2y ago|174 comments
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by robgering 4y ago
I played the Intellivision D&D game (briefly mentioned in the article) when I was about six years old. Scared the bejeezus out of me. I’ve never forgotten the creepy synth “music”. Somehow the Dracula game, which was ostensibly scarier,
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Crystal is a Surprise(akos.ma)
3 points by robgering 4y ago|0 comments
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by robgering 4y ago
This isn't exactly what you're asking, but consultancies that produce mobile apps on behalf of clients can see significant revenue. This is particularly true for apps that require user-to-user interaction or other functionality re
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Coming to Elixir from TypeScript(papercups.io)
2 points by robgering 6y ago|0 comments
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Therac-25(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by robgering 7y ago|1 comments
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by robgering 8y ago
These roadmaps are always hilarious to me. The real roadmap to becoming a web developer is "write code and convince someone to pay you." I suppose you could even leave the paying part off, if you are contributing to open source or
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by robgering 8y ago
Code is just phenomenal. For those who haven't read it, the book is essentially about how computers work, from first principles up to integrated circuits and high-level programming languages. What makes the book special is the excellen
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by robgering 8y ago
Getting up earlier and going for a run. I have so much more energy throughout the day now, and I'm actually tired when it's time to go to bed. It's also a lot less hot outside than mid-day or evenings.
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by robgering 8y ago
Hey this is really cool! I've specifically been looking for something like this. Thanks for making it!
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by robgering 9y ago
SEEKING WORK — REMOTE (OKC, US) I’m an experienced developer currently seeking moonlighting work. I’ve written tons of code that runs in production, as both a startup employee and as an agency subcontractor. I follow best practices, use ver
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by robgering 9y ago
If you're suffering from anxiety, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) really can help you. That's where I'd point first if I knew someone with mild to moderate anxiety who needed help. From experience, anxiety fades as you cho
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by robgering 9y ago
SEEKING WORK — REMOTE (United States) I’m a seasoned, pragmatic, full-stack developer seeking moonlighting work. I’ve written tons of code that runs in production, as both a startup employee and as an agency subcontractor. Rates are reasona
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Diminishing returns of static typing(blog.merovius.de)
434 points by robgering 9y ago|617 comments
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Diminishing returns of static typing(blog.merovius.de)
1 points by robgering 9y ago|0 comments
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Unseen Open Source Infrastructure(libraries.io)
2 points by robgering 10y ago|0 comments
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by robgering 10y ago
SEEKING WORK — REMOTE (US) I’m a multi-disciplinary developer and designer looking for consulting work. I’ve written a lot of code, as both a startup employee and as an agency subcontractor. Code I’ve written runs in production on thousands
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by robgering 10y ago
I've been learning Go in my spare time. One of the things that I've found really refreshing is how the enforced conventions largely eliminate contentious discussions like tabs vs spaces. For those unfamiliar with Go, the gofmt too
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by robgering 10y ago
Have to recommend Postbox as well. It is the only mail client that could integrate with my school's terrible email server, which saved me from using their broken web client. Postbox has a clean (but not exactly minimal) interface, a ni
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by robgering 10y ago
Not memory footprints per se, but RubyBench tracks iterations per second and object allocation across a wide selection of common Ruby/Rails programs. https://rubybench.org/
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What Happens When the Surveillance State Becomes an Affordable Gadget?(bloomberg.com)
3 points by robgering 11y ago|2 comments
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by robgering 11y ago
I've worked with numerous projects using Typekit or Google Fonts, and a few that used typography.com by Hoefler & Co. Google Fonts has far and away been the best experience, both for development and for the users. Kudos to the Goog
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by robgering 11y ago
I think the optimal quantity of caffeine varies from person to person and would be affected by individual tolerance and biochemistry. I've seen research suggesting the use of repeated low dosages (20-200mg per hour) throughout the morn
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by robgering 11y ago
I am fascinated by brain hacking. That said, a routine of high-quality sleep, daily exercise, nutritious food, mindfulness meditation, and limited caffeine use will do far more for the average person – with substantially less risk.
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Japanese firm to open world’s first robot-run farm(theguardian.com)
3 points by robgering 11y ago|0 comments
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by robgering 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Oklahoma City & REMOTE (preferred) I’m a disciplined programmer and technical consultant with years of experience. Code I’ve written runs in production on thousands of websites. I’m looking for new freelance clients and h
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by robgering 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Oklahoma City & REMOTE (preferred) I’m a disciplined software engineer with a lot of front-end / UI experience. I’m looking for new moonlighting opportunities to fill up my schedule. I work full-time for a niche webs
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by robgering 11y ago
"You can bring new things to have them stressed, break them, and find out the laws of unintended consequences" It seems to me that human beings are often the very stressor needed to produce the unintended consequences.
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Announcing Ionic Lab(blog.ionic.io)
2 points by robgering 11y ago|0 comments
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Postcards from the Edge of Consciousness(nautil.us)
12 points by robgering 11y ago|0 comments

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