AtHeartEngineer

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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
If you haven't already, I'd highly recommend reading 1984. I'm sure you read it in high school or whatever, but actually read it as an adult.
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
Agreed, the keyboard is awful. I just want a decent/good keyboard, an HDMI port, and just 1 USB A port, I'll definitely take 0.5mm thicker for those. Well, at least they kept the headphone jack... 32gb ram and an 8 core processor
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
Congrats! I was recently frustrated with the whole being accepted into YC, and then not really, but I really appreciate YCs efforts and influence. Staffing good advisors is hard, especially for the # of applicants, so I definitely understan
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
Agreed, I very much like systemd. The documentation could be a bit better (though I haven't looked at it much in the last year), but overall it's a good improvement. I first started using systemd with Arch before it got pulled int
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I honestly don't know how we've been in a bull market this long. Trump's been turning a lot of economic knobs and the market hasn't really responded drastically like it has in the past. When it does crash, it's goin
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
Conda with pipenv = great
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I want native bash commands in Windows shell. I know powershell supports some commands, but and actual Linux shell to interface with the rest of windows will be awesome. WSL is getting there, sucks I've gotta install Python and node&#x
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I really like brave, but right now FF is still my main. Brave is still needs some features. The whole syncing bookmarks and wallets thing is really annoying. I'm glad the way they devised is secure, and privacy sensitive, but it's
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
True...but inheriting code, not having time to refactor, and just getting a basic version out the door...pysnooper is pretty useful.
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I looked at icecream and I really like pysnooper more. Especially for big complicated programs.
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
Lol this is pretty funny. I like your style.
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
With python 3.7 you can just do 'breakpoint()' now, and it'll import pdb and run settrace. It also allows you to use other debuggers, pretty cool.
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I missed this on HN last week but I just found it on Google. THANK YOU! I've been debugging weird serial errors for the last day, and this is helping a ton!
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
This...is my life. Not necessarily finding stuff on HN and pursuing them, but just projects in general. Here's how I deal with that: I don't start a project for a while, I think about how I'm going to implement it in pretty g
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I've been programming since I was a teenager, and for a long time I found myself struggling with my syntax and edge cases. Once I started using python, about 10 years ago, programming quickly turned into "what's the best way
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by AtHeartEngineer 7y ago
I had this problem last year, I ended up just rewriting an entire web application in a couple weeks. It wasn't a big or complicated app, it was only going to be used by a few people, but I had one requirement change that made me redo a
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Telegram is alright, but I still prefer signal.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Signal is in no way tied to the US government though, just because the developers are here doesn't mean anything. And if you are talking about the servers being here, everything is end to end encrypted, even if the government was to tr
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Whatsapps keys are stored on their servers, which Facebook owns. I don't consider WhatsApp anymore secure than Twitter DMs.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
And looking for vulnerabilities
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
That feature is coming
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Very true, but it does let me make stuff faster than my co-workers who are using C++.. without their "well python is so slow" argument from ten years ago.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Would you rather be in the room with decision makers, trying to make sure it doesn't go over the line, or go in the wrong direction? Or just don't participate, not know what's going on, and have less competent "yes-man&q
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Try using an app like Daylio to track habits and mood. Then try both ways, work your ass off for 4 or 5 days, and then just chill and do whatever for 2-3 days. Then try splitting up your day so X number of hours are hard productivity and th
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
I tried for a couple months with the pixelbook...I couldn't do it. I ended up getting the surface book 2, and while I'd much prefer Linux for development, windows is far better than chrome for doing anything development-wise.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
It was 4.2 billion not million, it probably should have been more, but that's definitely not a slap on the wrist.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
We should think a lot about colonizing space, and plan, and then do it.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Yes, and I'm heavily vested, mainly in ethereum. I would be bummed, don't get me wrong, but it would give me hope for us all to get along more internationally.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Yep, you can make one simple flashy thing, say it does X feature, sell it to your spouse and say it's been commercialized
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Ya the longest I've been at any job is just under 7 years, and that is a long time nowadays.

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