w0rd-driven

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by w0rd-driven 11d ago
If you're going for just grammar and spelling, Grammarly has been around for ages and doesn't try to rewrite everything. I'm a native speaker and I don't trust any LLM to retain my style because diffing paragraphs or rew
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by w0rd-driven 2mo ago
Not to detract from what seems like an intricate project, but peon-ping ( https://www.peonping.com/ ) has a ton of voice packs now and one of them is Mr Meeseeks. My only issue with it so far is that it's not easy to mi
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by w0rd-driven 7y ago
I can’t exactly tell if we’re saying the same thing but my thought was a flag to switch between the 1.2 way for faster startup and the earlier approach for longer running processes. The trade off is added complexity in identifying your bina
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by w0rd-driven 7y ago
Just so I clearly understand, if I have a lot of files and directories in say /repositories or /projects and go to upgrade, there’s a chance I won’t have that any more because I mistakenly treated it like any other *nix filesystem
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by w0rd-driven 7y ago
I’d be interested in something like this as well. I have a discombobulated list of apps and attempted strategies to take notes and can’t seem to stick to something simple.
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
The official docs for Elixir or Phoenix framework go a long way. One thing that sticks out above the rest for me is Elixir koans[0]. They’re extremely rudimentary but I think the project showcases Elixir’s hot reloading if I’m not mistaken
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I think the biggest to a hurdle is the fact that there is no stdlib so nothing unused has to be shaken out. I think that’s a low barrier now though with more than adequate tooling. Another comment mentions a different stdlib for server vs b
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
Rockstar Claw is fixed via the ‘Standard FPS’ setting with toggle to run. You click the left thumbstick once to jog and twice to sprint just like FPS games like COD. Pulling fully in a direction sprints and just barely touching it walks. I
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
It's hard to gauge its looks as unfamiliar with TS as I am but would the equivalent without the spread operator look any better? I call code like this 'clever' as it uses the language constructs to get usually a very optimal
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
How do you know you're unable to be a programmer? Are you just basing that on having issues with leetcode or CTCI? I spent 2 years in college studying CS before I couldn't continue. I had just started getting into harder courses u
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I would assume their logs would possibly tell them which tokens were associated with the users that downloaded v3.7.2. npm probably doesn't need credentials to download a package so the number of downloads is likely higher. Determining
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I crawl a specific site somewhere up to 50 unique URLs a day. I store both the unparsed full html as a file and the json I'm looking for as another separate file. The idea is if something breaks instead of taking a hit to make the call
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I went to college for a bachelor's degree from about 1998 to early 2000. I never finished but I absorbed a breadth of the fundamentals. Once I started getting into assembly and deeper C++ usage I lost interest. This was a little before
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I ran into this December 2017 when I went to transfer funds to Coinbase. To be a little fair, coinbase had a series of more than one charge and refund. When I initiated this verification, Wells Fargo alerted me to the activity via text and
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
What does your CV have on it? Are you highlighting technologies or are you showcasing business needs followed by solutions? My resume style used to highlight the former because I thought I had to prove that I used technology x to solve prob
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I came from the other way around. I only studied CS in college and my cs101 course is where everything clicked back in 1998. I didn't get my degree and took 10 years of IT to realize I needed to be a developer. I jumped to a company fo
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
This also accurately describes what Microsoft purchased with LinkedIn. It still isn't the best platform in terms of what it covered but there's immense value in the community that was purchased. Because I see the pattern now, I&#x
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
The company I work for used Darwin in place of CentOS up until some time in 2015 for a good number of years. Do not recommend. At all. The case insensitive file system didn't help though in terms of running things it seemed okay but I
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I think in spirit its a good thing. I do want to incentivize content producers to produce good content and recoup costs. The reality of it seems far different. What stops a site from running all the miners at once? They'll likely pick
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
I think by default it handles pdf417 but you could enable a few other formats through configuration. QR seemed to be easily supported by even the cheapest models 6 or so years ago. It's like the scanner tech itself kinda stayed the sam
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
In my previous life I worked on kiosks using POS equipment like this. Scanners are typically just keyboard interfaces. The barcodes are essentially very old school QR codes that actually type the information. Card swipers are the same to a
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
My wife has found this is absolutely not the case for gmail. She consistently gets firstnamelastname emails instead of firstname.lastname which is the one she signed up with. To test a theory I told her to login as both using the same pas
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
Windows is touted as the largest git repository. What service like Github or Gitlab could handle something that massive? I'm sure they could scale eventually but if that ever happened MS would likely have to house the repository and at
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by w0rd-driven 8y ago
This template follows where mine has ended up. I forget where I sourced the material from but it suggested listing the worthy contributions to the company with action verbs like "integrated large payments system responsible for million
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I came here to say just this. Boostnote isn't 1:1 from what I can tell at a cursory glance of Quiver's features but I've enjoyed its progression even if I barely use it. I've had a rudimentary workflow of just text files
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I'd be interested in that technique, he said, completely understanding the masochistic request. I use git based deployments in a fair number of scenarios (where the .git directory is not web accessible). Git status is the perfect mecha
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
To reiterate what you're saying, a fork in this instance could be nothing more than setting up a new remote on another provider and pushing to that. Most providers have a concept of imports that work much like a fork would. Gitlab spec
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
There's validity to the approach of sending packet swarms to cover intrusion attempts but the traffic levels were more than a small amount of cover. It is possible that it was designed as a smokescreen and someone's calculations w
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
Why not both? Take the most popular web frameworks and see how quickly you ramp up in say a week or two week sprint. I'm more of a fan of the Ruby syntax and the Phoenix framework is definitely a breath of fresh air. My next web projec
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I have intermittent issues scrolling the fullstack job post ( https://bolt.com/jobs/fullstack-engineer ) in Chrome for iOS. Requesting the desktop site seemed to fix it. I was also able to get it working by randomly clic

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