th0114nd · HackerTrans

It’s a short circuiting conjunction. Consider `aliceWantsADrink && bobWantsADrink`. If Alice doesn’t want a drink, she knows it’s not the case that both of them want a drink. Since she says “maybe” instead of “no” she signals to Bob that she wants a drink, and so he concludes they both want a drink.

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You should check out xkill, which transforms the mouse into the window killing button

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I can’t recall exactly, I want to say 16 vCPUs and 64GB. How well a project can make use of the cores depends on how wide your dependency graph is vs how tall, as the unit of parallelism is a package.

The EC2 instance was on continuously, and I would ssh+tmux in. You could probably replace this with a server plugged in under your desk, depending on how much you trade off operational costs and capital costs.

More often than not I wanted passing tests to send something for review. If I needed an artifact, I would publish a docket image on an internal registry.

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Not for correctness, but I was running low on disk

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I worked as a Haskell developer for a year and a half. The best productivity boost I had was switching to compiling on an EC2 instance. I saved battery, sped up compiles with greater parallelism than my XPS had cores for, and didn’t have to worry about cleaning up ~/.stack

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> Attention to detail and thoughful design is what Chime is all about.

Sorry for the nitpick, but a typo in this particular sentence was too good to pass up.

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