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by Forge36 4y ago
You could try posting it on HN and asking for feedback. A few laptops with a few shells with curl to download the full main page or an image would be a possible self-run stress test. A DDoS is in practice stress testing gone to far (and wit
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by Forge36 4y ago
Third party integrations? It's both a static list (available to everyone) and a dynamic list (available only to you). Having seen all the dead products at Google. Who would get rewarded for this/compensated? Would the complexity i
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by Forge36 4y ago
Coming from a company that lacks an official PM role the splitting of teams didn't need to lead to 10 PMs
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by Forge36 4y ago
I had to kill one of those projects. It was so buggy it was causing issues in "unrelated" areas. I find out Thanksgiving week if I killed it early enough for the next release.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Don't rebase main. Don't rebase shared branches. It's amazingly powerful at making clear annotated changes. And removing small fixup commits for work in progress. When someone says "never do x" there's probably
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by Forge36 4y ago
This is a pretty techy group. Out of curiosity what do you do and what was your major?
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by Forge36 4y ago
Coming from the world of SVN I gotta say: git does a really good job of doing the right pieces well. I don't know what will replace git. However I know they'll have a mountain to climb on to create something better.
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by Forge36 4y ago
100% I made 400 last year. It was two fixes across many files owned by many different teams. Ideally it would have been two. Sometimes playing the politics game is required.
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by Forge36 4y ago
If I had to guess: home inspectors.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Ask them why they added it. It could be a poorly received joke, or a serious misunderstanding. Until you talk with them assume joke (prior knowledge you haven't shared not withstanding). It's not clear who poorly communicated, and
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by Forge36 4y ago
I am a firm believer that the world has always being going to shit. It's called change and accepting that has made life much more bearable. While change is increasingly happening faster, the changes are (mostly) smaller. We're in
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by Forge36 4y ago
I suspect those who can do not understand the risk.
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by Forge36 4y ago
I like the choice. If I need to collaborate in person is fastest. If I need to focus the ability to go to the bathroom or grab coffee without being interrupted and mindlessly do a task while still focusing on the coding problem is unparalle
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by Forge36 4y ago
Why aren't these split into separate packages? If a distro wants to drop them, they can still be installed. If some distro wants to include them with a warning that's also fair game.
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by Forge36 4y ago
It's a video. There are 5 tagged Twitter handles.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Personally: I use both! I've also noticed myself forgetting "Todo:". Sometimes it's the ":" and the tooling doesn't pick it up. If I've really screwed up its "tod:".
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by Forge36 4y ago
Having been a longtime coder in a language that doesn't support Todo tasks (tooling doesn't find them) I've seen double commenting a line as a trick to make them easily findable (it's the fastest thing to type). It'
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by Forge36 4y ago
Could this subpoena be used by SimulaVR as evidence of behaving anticompetitively by sucking away resources for legal proceedings?
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by Forge36 4y ago
It's possible the files can't be edited within this project. I had a similar experience writing a code parsing engine. Sometimes it's best documented as code debt and the rewrite can be done at a later time.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Taking a quick peak at managing email in emacs I think I'll keep two separate programs. I really like the agenda view, I'll need to reconsider using Outlook tasks (I'm using a split system between Outlook, emacs, and my corpo
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by Forge36 4y ago
While traveling I've used my own VPN hosted at home to provide additional security. It allows me to trust only my ISP instead of every ISP in various coffee shops.
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by Forge36 4y ago
https://twitter.com/BlueFireDemon44/status/15530629798847488... >I mean we could wait till September 24 too Not bad missed the estimate by 5 days.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Why is that a typical male experience? There's no reason a female would want anything different here
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by Forge36 4y ago
How is the general public your boss? Why is the project delaying starting until some roles are filled? (What was done during this time?)
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by Forge36 4y ago
I've started picking my favorites and printing on metal/canvas. My home backup is going to be it's own problem after my death.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Last post suggests Google has already started fixing the issue. Another suggests the original isn't lost and is available via takeout
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by Forge36 4y ago
> It’s staggering how much negative feedback software engineers get from software (compiler, CI, tests), people, and the whole organization. And positive feedback often comes once a month when things miraculously go well. It's not t
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by Forge36 4y ago
I would definitely not sleep in heated clothes. For sitting outside for long periods it's nice to be able to turn on if I need it.
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by Forge36 4y ago
I've been told it's better running inside chrome (I've yet to test this). I suspect the complicated features mixed with weird memory/performance management techniques and automated testing don't align well with user
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by Forge36 4y ago
More reason against requiring it in all cars.

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