zcoyle
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Location: IN, USA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Mobile: iOS, Android, React Native. React, Python, Typescript, Django. Nix
GitHub: github.com/zachcoyle
Email:
[email protected]Hi I’m Zach, I’ve got experience with mobile development, web development, and I love Nix. I have a career gap due to taking time to address some health issues, losing hundreds of lbs and getting into bodybuilding. That is the hardest fought and proudest achievement I’ve ever accomplished. It took a lot of sacrifice but it was well worth it. I am now more capable and disciplined than ever and am looking forward to get back into the swing of things.
Congrats Ron! Glad to see you still at it!
Toe spacers. I went from being in agony every time I stood up to being relatively pain free in my toe joints
TSServer predates lsp iirc
Regardless of the wording, the family example still comes off as extremely rude IMO.
I switched to Nix a few years ago and have had no regrets.
The gamecube used mini-dvd and the wii used dvd
> doesn't it get old to have to clean the cup and a set of spoons after every use
sort of, but I just measure all the dry ingredients first, then the wet ingredients, and then put the cups/spoons in the dishwasher
> Why not pour directly into the mixing bowl that you put on a scale?
Recipes here very rarely give weights.
This is exactly why I started using Nix.
I didn't know about subshells. I'm going to be using that all the time now, thanks!
Of course. But I think we're talking about two different things.
I think they meant commented-out code.
Even worse, they have both "most powerful ever" and "most powerful yet" in the copy. That reads really sloppy to to me.
This seems to have been released in 2013 (correct me if I'm wrong), long after Apple's.
What an irresponsibly named package...
They give you a mobi version as well.
I've seen this with okhttp as well.
Just curious - how did the automated trash collection work?