AngeloR

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by AngeloR 4y ago
What always bothered me about DE&I initiatives is that they are trying to wring diversity out of their existing hiring pool. If your indeed job posts didn't bring diverse candidates then, why do you think it would now? Because you
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by AngeloR 4y ago
If you have the option of having dual-language queues then you can also opt to the secondary language which generally has fewer callers than the primary. So you get to the front of the line faster, and they also tend to speak the primary la
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by AngeloR 4y ago
I think this is just the start for some bad things are patreon... This video of execs at Patreon apparently turning a blind eye to employees calling out patreon users that were selling images of underage children: https://twitter
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by AngeloR 4y ago
I haven't dug into Alpine.js, but I've been messing with HTMX on some personal projects for a few months now and am really pleased with it. It's honestly made it a pleasure for me to return to front-end work.
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by AngeloR 4y ago
Wow sounds like exactly what happened at a $previousCompany-1 and exactly what prompted me to leave.
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by AngeloR 4y ago
I think at the moment blockchain is synonymous with "crypto". Imagine you fell for a ponzi scheme. Now imagine you knew where the person who ran that ponzi scheme was. The remark is a bit flippant (and feels grammatically incorrec
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by AngeloR 4y ago
The characters are selected because they possess specific characteristics that make them ideal to handle various cases. p possesses maximum "descent" for a character (the bit below the baseline on a font). É not only meets the tra
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by AngeloR 4y ago
Are the keyboard mounts purchasable through Dygma as well? I've been looking for decent chair-based split keyboard mounts and am having a hard time. I found some mouse-stands that attach to chairs, but they end up being a bit too small
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by AngeloR 4y ago
(Canada Specific) There can be additional tax implications depending on if you're contracting under your own name vs. a company. Using materials supplied from the companies you're contracting from can get you labeled as a Personal
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by AngeloR 5y ago
This is 100% a side-effect of GitHub. Open Source used to have the additional barrier of mailing lists to detract from "drive-by PRs". The side effect, of course, is that it made it much harder to get involved. GitHub really broug
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by AngeloR 5y ago
I've been thinking about code reviews a lot.. and I think a big problem with existing code reviews is that for most orgs, code reviews were a way to move planning to the end of the development process instead of keeping it up-front. I
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by AngeloR 6y ago
The only thing I've really found that works for me has been ilograph[1] that allows you to draw your diagram and then create different "views" into it depending on what the focus of the diagram is. Here's a wonderful dem
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by AngeloR 6y ago
I have no idea what a full list looks like.. but the nginx:1.17.10-alpine docker image contains the following: / # nginx -V nginx version: nginx/1.17.10 built by gcc 9.2.0 (Alpine 9.2.0)
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OpenSSL high-severity bug – affects 1.1.1d, 1.1.1e, 1.1.1f(openssl.org)
189 points by AngeloR 6y ago|45 comments
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by AngeloR 8y ago
I ended up remapping `jj` to `ESC`. I use vim+tmux and so I remapped Caps Lock to CTRL.
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by AngeloR 8y ago
What sort of issues are you running in to?
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Show HN: River of News(github.com)
2 points by AngeloR 9y ago|0 comments
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River of News(github.com)
1 points by AngeloR 9y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloR 9y ago
I might be reading that link wrong, but it looks like it says that Variant 2 is a possibility, just not demonstrated yet. This may be preemptive on their end.. or maybe they were able to replicate it in-house.
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by AngeloR 9y ago
Branch prediction is related to the Spectre attack. I believe AMD is only unaffected by Meltdown.
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by AngeloR 9y ago
It depends on what you're currently using, how you're using it, and why. There are plenty of things from the easy but expensive (reserved costs) to the hard (rearchitecting). Depending on where you are in development and how much
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by AngeloR 10y ago
Ontario, Canada - Without traffic it's about an hour.. with traffic (which is what my commute is) it's about 1.5 hours there, and 2 - 2.5 back home.
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by AngeloR 10y ago
I took a 1/3 pay cut to work at a startup because I believe in what the company is trying to do. That's the only reason I keep doing what I do, because the long term goal for the company is in line with my beliefs. Even though I c
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The Disk is Slow(xangelo.ca)
1 points by AngeloR 10y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloR 10y ago
> Is it just me, or is Javascript (and more generally, all front end technology) more susceptible to these trivial holy wars? What constitutes holy wars are often the most accessible[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by AngeloR 11y ago
Instead of spending money on a vps for my last side project, I went the heroku route and it was even easier. I spent 7$ on a private github repo.. which synced to heroku. And a free CircleCI account that also synced up with everything. Then
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by AngeloR 11y ago
Just found out about it as well - and it seems way better than any of the others. It'll probably default to being my standard front-end framework. It abstracts just the right parts of things.
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by AngeloR 11y ago
Could it have? Sure. Is it probable that it would have been prevented? No. Look at the number of open-source projects that have had vulnerabilities in them for years. Open Source does not translate to "we know exactly what's going
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by AngeloR 11y ago
Like: Fogbugz (small-ish team), Trello (small team) Don't like: Jira, Whiteboard (like.. literally a whiteboard) Want to try: Zenhub
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by AngeloR 11y ago
I've seen it in a lot of places - however, just because they sent you a contract does not mean you have to sign it - you are still in the negotiation period. This means that you can edit the contract as both parties see fit. Your best

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