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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   I am guessing this applies more for javascript tooling In Java, for 1 we use Sonar which is a very mature tool for code quality and for 2,IntelliJ does refactoring very well. Looking at code climate, it looks like it was inspired by Sonar b
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   Mudras are one of the first things that you learn when you start Bharat Natyam. Most of the beginner classes start with practicing the Mudras. I like to think of them as counting numbers in Math.
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   I used to be part of debate clubs and made speeches in school and college so for me its not really about early exposure. Public speaking was always difficult for me. For me the anxiety never truly goes away. That is why I really likes Marti
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   I am so glad to hear it’s not just me. I have recently been doing some meditation to help me with this.
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   I dont think its superior or inferior. Row level security is a different way to think about access control. I think of row level security as enforced on the table which is stronger as it will apply for any reads on the table. However, if yo
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   I have used text files, Emacs Org Mode and Evernote. Also, tried notion at one point. The closest that I have come to notes nirvana is Emacs but my left pinky started hurting and I stopped using it. These days I use a versioned directory of
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   While Facebook and Twitter are definitely to blame, we should also look at the smartphone for creating this dystopia. Today, the smartphone makes it very easy to go the internet and shout at someone just because you had a bad minute or a ba
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   I have used a steelcase leap, a herman miller aeron, a low budget costco chair. Nothing has worked for me. I have given up and moved to a standing desk. I use a wooden counter height chair when I get tired. It works great for me!
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   by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

   There is a place for low code like system administration or application configuration. Eventually all end user software will hit boundary conditions because it’s impossible to test for all permutations the moment you go beyond the simplest
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    Thanks so much for ripgrep!! It has become my goto for searching large code bases!!
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    I highly recommend HBRs “On Communication”. I always flip through it when I have to present something.
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    I liked SO because it was a refreshing change from the php based bulletin boards. However, I do miss hanging out on Ubuntu forums(in fact all *nix forms for that matter). People were always always ready to help no matter how big or small th
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    This reminds me of the duck tours of sf. I never took one but always saw these behind the ATT stadium! I just looked up and looks like they closed permanently!
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    I like the visual feedback with the multi select where I can select all the occurrences of a variable and then change the name at the same time without leaving the editor by just using the shortcut. For find and replace, I have to leave the
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    Thanks for introducing the multi select feature in text editing. There may have been other editors before which had but Sublime was where I first encountered this and where it felt natural. It has saved me countless keystrokes! I use VS Cod
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    I used Qualcomm brew in grad school to create an accelerometer based app to detect falls for senior people. I remember the first time it detected a simulated fall !! I was new to such sophisticated phones and it felt like an amazing achieve
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    The world will always be more complex than our models (irrespective of the field). Even Math is by definition incomplete. Its nice to take a step back and appreciate the complexity of the world that we live in without judging our models.
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    I care deeply. With a 100 percent male workforce comes a 100 percent male mindset. Say I am creating a site for maternity clothes, I am not sure if I can turn a blind eye to the trade offs all the male engineer may make even though they ha
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 5y ago

    How many woman engineers are in your team as a percent of total?
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    Teacher Wins $1M Prize for Most 'Exceptional' Educator(npr.org)

    3 points by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago|1 comments
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    I loved the idea of using QR codes. These days everyone is coming down hard on internet and communication technologies. I remember being in India in school without any computers available to me. So, this news makes me feel optimistic about
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    Jay Fields: Is productivity killing your creativity(blog.jayfields.com)

    1 points by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago|0 comments
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    This approach of shredding data is risky if the schema is absent when we start. This is the same problem as ducktyping where we endup with variables with questionable types. On a different note, all references are by the same author so it w
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    This paper has some red flags and it would be great if someone who has experience with this domain provides more light. 1) The original paper is at https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/20/7594 2) The paper was
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    Yeah. Exactly my thoughts. I really liked the concept of del.icio.us. where humans could bookmark and tag web sites. dmoz looks pretty great but the categories look limiting.
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    Also, sometimes that third party solution will go out of business if its proprietary or it may simply stop getting code patches/updates if its an open source one. In the former case, contracts will help to some extent to mitigate the d
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    Thanks for the clarifications!
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    I could not find any stats or compression ratios in there. Also, the backward compatibility disclaimer makes me worried. If I use a v1 to precompress the file, then I will need to keep the v1 version alongwith the precompressed file or I ri
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    What about code reengineering and working with legacy code. It is not just maintaining old code but also knowing how to add and remove components well, without breaking downstream and/or upstream systems. And if you do have to break it
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    by SNosTrAnDbLe 6y ago

    The leap from resources to property is a slippery slope. Also, why should shareholders expect compensation for an employee who leaves as long as the he or she was doing whatever his or her function was till their employment ended.