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2mo ago
How does this compare to RST, which also claims to solve specific MD inconveniences? In researching for this reply I see that it's joining a somewhat crowded field https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_docume
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4mo ago
I made https://poemd.dev/ as an online markdown scratchpad that supports GitHub Flavoured Markdown and stores all data in the URL. This means there are no accounts to work with and everything is basically stored in bookmark
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2y ago
Having worked in ecommerce on both merchant and SaaS side I can explain why they may have and as a customer you will basically never see it applied. From an engineering point of view, yes you can save so much packaging for the company and o
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3y ago
Pop is a very similar product.
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4y ago
Part of the problem is discoverability. As the library gets larger, without adequate time invested into docs or standardised naming to enable faster code-based search, people can end up writing their own functions when one already exist. Of
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4y ago
I think the topic of having/not-having children should be treated like politics and religion in polite conversation, to be avoided. Unfortunately there is quite the philosophical, ideological, and even dogmatic schism between the two s
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4y ago
I'm glad it's posted and thanks for being quite generous with the sample content of downloads and links that did not require an email to access. I have bought a copy.
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5y ago
Since the description is pretty light. It seems Canon Rumors is a site dedicated to Canon related news in the same vein as MacRumors.
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5y ago
I think the idea is that it makes for more compliant, or less empowered, workers that will put up with more abuse.
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5y ago
I have similarly varied background and I have not had candidate employers put it through that lens. If anything I find people tend to look upon varied experience as proof that you can add value on multiple fronts and across functions within
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5y ago
I have found Vimac [1] to be an okay alternative to mouse keys. Unfortunately I find that it's still slower than just grabbing the mouse. Performance can also vary depending on the number of clickable elements on the screen. I kind of
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5y ago
Agreed. A company that would enable a work environment that fosters a mass exodus would be unlikely to feel accountable to any remaining employees.
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5y ago
Effectively, yes, this. Just as businesses are expected to monitor and react to competitors that are after their customers. They should also have processes in place to react to competitors for their staff.
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5y ago
For me The Silver Searcher (Ag) has replaced trying to memorise various grep flags. Its defaults produce largely what I'm looking for without needing any flags. On occasions where I do need more advanced features such as excluding file
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5y ago
I have to disagree with this. Working for a flexible work arrangement employer has made me appreciate the following alternatives to what I used to consider pros of working in the office. - Hall way chats are now Slack chats. These are more
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5y ago
If you want a simple library that doesn't use vdom, have a look at RE:DOM https://redom.js.org/#introduction
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5y ago
The article covers the basics. Once you are ready to go beyond that, I would recommend exploring customisations, which are well covered by Awesome Tmux: https://github.com/rothgar/awesome-tmux The other beginner tip I
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6y ago
Having been on the other side of this I do have a viewpoint to present you. For context I worked for an online apparel retailer that had a lot of images and the site was hosted on Shopify. The first solution chosen by the team was imgix, wh
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6y ago
The rule of thumb that I was taught for software delivery is to double it for every layer of management you have to deal with. So if it's just you to a customer, 1 week becomes 2. If it's you, reporting to your manager, to a custo
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6y ago
Dare I say that given the choice of stretching the truth or admitting failure, startups will always choose stretching the truth. Often the truth is just seen as yet-to-be-realised potential. This is the nature of startups, which have limite
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6y ago
Agreed. A new language will not solve garbage in, garbage out problems. A lot of times even when a BA tries to untangle the mess of business practices by carefully documenting it and proving that a better way exists, some stakeholders can s
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6y ago
As far as satire goes, this is not very biting. Nevertheless, the point is appreciated as LinkedIn becomes a professional self-promotion channel for certain types of people to project their take on successful career milestones. Within my ne
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6y ago
This is why definition of done is quite important, to get everyone one the same page about what it means to complete a task.
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6y ago
A more common scenario I see is that people start with a monolith that ends up inheriting all the conceptual debt that accumulates as a project evolves. All this debt builds up a great desire for change in the maintaining team. A champion w
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6y ago
Along the lines of an ADR, another useful document to have is Decisions and Opinions. Often choices are subjective, highlighting these will let contributors know about your preferences for the project. Often these relate more to linting sty
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6y ago
I think that "boring" is being used here as shorthand for well known and predictable, which are attributes that I would rate highly when developing a platform or trying to work on a novel problem. I believe a contributor to why ch
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6y ago
HR is not your friend and your company is not your family. Regardless of intent there are commercial realities that exist within the context of a company that may never be present in a non-work relationship. This has varying degrees of impa
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6y ago
A few companies I have been in have recognised this PR mistake and have renamed themselves "People and Culture". However, do not be fooled, the purpose remains ensuring the organisation has the right type of people and a culture t
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I think this is the main issue with generic "you guys are [something] it!" type of praise. There are no details at all, so it seems fake and superficial. I do agree with the general sentiment of the parent post though. Having mana
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6y ago
I think that just because a philosophy is misused, or used as an excuse for anti-social behaviour, doesn't make it less of a philosophy. As a few of the comments on the article already notes, the article is more of an off-the-cuff opin
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