Joe Alcorn
@joe_alcorn
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Building things for book lovers at https://t.co/dGxH6618Ih @okuclub
London
Joined September 2010
Happy to bring Oku to the app store at last!
Oku is now available on iOS! Track your reading, organise your highlights, collections & more, all from your iPhone or iPad. Download now: https://t.co/WoLBtdq9O5
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Recreating 3D scenes using the reflections in your eyes: https://t.co/6aifDeY1Rt A single photo is enough, but it becomes much more accurate with multiple reflections from multiple angles, like a video capturing moving eyes.
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Even the spaghetti 🍝
This is absolutely and positively true. Juniors, take notice! Read the code. And I get it, many projects are really really complicated for no apparent reason. But persist, and if you can get a senior to walk you through it and patiently explain how it works, all the better.
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I have never. Blogs taught me everything in the early days, painful experiences helped me ever since then.
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Ignore the typescript discourse and use whatever you're productive with
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why is logging so damn hard? my entire career has been about managing logs in one form or another - huge log files that you cat and grep ✅ - elasticsearch clusters that make you wish you were a farmer ✅ - real-time o11y platform ✅ yet, after all, logs still suck
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DMs are not as open as you think. Shouldn't verified users get to choose who DMs them?
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How long until Elon bans the words "Threads" & "🧵"
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Is it just me that open DMs are broken for or is everybody else getting this too? It's been weeks
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reddit might have a hard time convincing people to build on its new developer platform now https://t.co/KCkRfpO85R They want to host the bots, which makes me think it's more like the shopify app store than a hub for documentation
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Every AI code tool seems to focus on autocomplete and writing code, who’s working on tools to help us navigate codebases?
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There's no point continuing to live in denial, time to finally look at the shortcuts reference for VS Code
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The hardest thing about MacOS development is googling anything related to swift comes up with 90% iOS results
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