Cardinal7167

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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
I’ve been using Fly.io’s default Go template lately since it has binary embeds by default and doesn’t incur any build system. I can’t explain how liberating it is to use vanilla JavaScript and CSS without any additional build process to dev
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
You’re missing the entire point. That’s still a build process and still has additional overhead for both development and deployment.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Why did you roll your eyes at it if it provided exactly the correct type of referential value it’s supposed to?
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
These LS swaps are getting out of hand! Seriously tho, cool idea. I’m also shocked that leaded gas is still the norm. These LS engines (I’m guessing by the shape of the headers and the hint that it’s an aluminum block) are insanely reliable
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Awesome, I was looking for something just like this the other day. I’ll be checking this out!
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
That’s fine and all and I agree about CEOs reacting and needing to be ahead of the curve but when they do fail they still get the golden parachute and I still get the “we’ll write you a good letter of recommendation”.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
The most mind blowing thing to me is how it’s responsive to feedback like this. It’s like pair programming with a junior. It might be faster for me to just type it myself, but it’s doing what I tell it and filling in a fair amount of blanks
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
This definitely feels like a response to the situation unfolding in the Philippines to me, but I am just your casual armchair political power enjoyer.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Oh my god i didn’t think I’d be taking this nostalgia pill today but I’m so glad I did. This show was absolutely foundational to my high school experience haha. StarCraft, CnC, and CS were pretty much my entire life in 2008-2010. What a bla
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Trust Davis – Non-Exploitable Distributed Online Reputation(trustdavis.io)
2 points by Cardinal7167 4y ago|0 comments
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
that’s not an AI incident because no one considers that AI.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
The paper community is certainly not dead, not at my game shop. However if they’re not careful they’re going to print themselves into a corner and then they’ll be just like Yu Gi Oh.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Funny, I did almost the exact same thing for a MTG app I’ve been working on, and similarly also started messing with the idea of using the same software to soft launch my own rtcg. I would be very interested to see how you did yours.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
I'm going to focus on my engineering chops, finish a couple side projects, and put as much as I can in my 401k. And hopefully get my project car running.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Consider a tool where its user performs actions with such speed and intent that they occur at a layer of thought that OP had to slow down and think about what they were actually doing to explain to an outside observer. How is that not peak
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
A sure sign of a well designed tool imo
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
This is a good point. Do you think it is because of how much Egyptian agriculture relied on regular flooding of the Nile to replenish the soil?
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
> So how do you deal with bad developers? The same way we deal with good developers? With managers, of course. That's the whole point of their role. Every developer productivity metric I've seen speaks to some disparity between
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
That isn’t what is in contention, though. The mapping of some objective metric to that speed and productivity is what I’m arguing doesn’t make sense.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
> "What should we measure to improve developer productivity?" How about nothing? Honest question. I am sick and tired of being treated like cattle. I've never seen a single convincing argument that any metric of my outputs
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
For me, thinking in public is the only way to get quality critical peer feedback.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
I just accepted a new job offer as a senior engineer so this year I’m working on leveling up my career and raw coding skills as well as my management and leadership skills. Remote work has been a challenge for me and so I’m trying to combat
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
No, but I work with people, who are strangely tribal at every level and company ive ever worked at
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Decentralized storage company Storj removed their warrant canary(storj.io)
210 points by Cardinal7167 4y ago|123 comments
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Yes. Just as important as the habit of writing Zettel notes is reviewing and condensing Zettel notes into “literature” notes. That’s the part I have to consciously focus on but I have found opening a rich text editor separate from my typica
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
I’ve experienced this first hand. When all your colleagues only deep work and you’re tasked with some necessary grunt work, your productivity will plummet when you’re trying to move fast.
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by Cardinal7167 4y ago
Dang, had no idea that org-mode had that feature. TIL! https://orgmode.org/manual/Clocking-commands.html