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lifehasleft
·قبل 3 أشهر·discuss
I have had the odd issue with Apple Maps, and I wish there were better ways to do things that other apps have features for (like indicate a hazard or road closure), but I have never had a good experience with Google Maps. Just the other day it told me to drive east, then north, then west, in a winding path through my neighborhood, just to exit onto the road 200m west of my house, at an intersection slightly north. It would have added 5 minutes to my drive and it wasn’t even one of those “alternate routes” that sometimes appear during a drive. This was my only navigation choice according to the app!
lifehasleft
·قبل 3 سنوات·discuss
Oh my god I think you solved a work problem I was recently having
lifehasleft
·قبل 3 سنوات·discuss
I also write on the go and reference on the desktop later. What is your current workflow? Apple Notes would be great except my work computer is windows, and apple notes in the browser is not great
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
I understand where you’re coming from because it’s true XML is going to perform the functions required without all the problems implicit with YAML’s “readable” syntax…

But I have worked with some very complex XML and I feel you’ve chosen a simpler to read example.

I have seen very complicated XML from Microsoft’s own configurations that is so large, long, and complicated that it is very hard to follow
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
Go isn’t the only language using YAML
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
I actually laughed out loud when I looked at the example and just saw a bunch of carefully-indented “.build()”s
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
My mother talked me out of going to school for programming, and a decade after I graduated high school that’s what I ended up doing anyway, realizing it was going to lead to better prospects.
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
This how I feel about vim too. I’m sure there are editors I would like more but I work on remote servers every day, some of them lightweight, and vim is already going to be on all 500+ of them as part of the OS install.
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
Some of your comments are described in the extended syntax specifications[0].

[0]: https://xit.jotaen.net/syntax-guide
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
Why don't you do something like consolidate any posts made within one week to one post? Some have suggested a blog-like digest that gets posted once a week. Why not do something like what you're doing but make it one long post with multiple updates (maybe with timestamps)

Say I post something about my weekend on Monday, it could be important about the loss of a family member or the birth of a child. Maybe I don't want to wait a number of days for that to appear on someone's feed...

But I could also post something new later that week. If it was consolidated into a weekly post it'd end up more like a digest at the end, and someone logging into the social network on Friday would see everything that happened to me so far that week.

It's a play on some of the ideas others have had, but the trick is timing. If my posts are digested to a weekly summary, it's going to reduce incentives for anyone to log in and use the platform on any day but "post day". Additionally if I'm free on Friday to spend time on there, but your new digest won't be posted until Saturday, I'm going to miss everything that's happened to you all week.
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
I’ve done this before and it worked for me. Can’t say it will always go so smoothly though
lifehasleft
·قبل 4 سنوات·discuss
I agree with you about juniors, new hires, and maybe about advancing your career, but I would argue many technical discussions are just as good if not better in a virtual environment. Sharing screenshots, code snippets, or just being able to reference information during the discussion makes it all easier.

For me, my boss has told us he wants 2 people on site every day per week, doesn’t care who. In the event a new server or other hardware is shipped to the building he wants a safe two-man lift to be possible. I think it’s fair, and he doesn’t care who goes in, so it ends up being the people that like being in the office the most that show up.