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by Sodman 6y ago
My problem with this is that now every single production release is either pushed back by at least a day (multiple days if issues are found), OR there's code running in production that hasn't run through e2e tests yet. Plus it add
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by Sodman 6y ago
> err on the side of writing tests that will find bugs in the entire system While I agree these tests are going to be closer to your real production system, they also usually take longer to write, and take way longer to run. I can run th
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by Sodman 6y ago
IntelliJ definitely wins for large-scale refactors... but for everything else it feels sluggish next to VSCode in my experience. For projects built in a microservices architecture, these massive refactors are becoming less and less common f
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by Sodman 6y ago
> chances are there is a) a perfectly fine version already running in your corp somewhere You and I have very different experience with big corps :) My experience is closer to "There's a half-finished version running somewhere
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by Sodman 6y ago
Outside of the obvious "don't buy a gas guzzler" tropes, most of the best ways to save money will end up costing you time. Whether it's living with a longer commute or working more hours, there is a point at which people
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by Sodman 6y ago
> This is exactly why the COVID-19 stimulus checks were only sent to people making less than $100k. I agree that this was why, but the end result was that many people fell through the cracks, largely due to situations changing for many s
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by Sodman 6y ago
> The moment I start giving money to you, I've lowered your status and made you a second class citizen. This is why the "Universal" part of UBI is important. Having everybody get it reduces the social stigma. (Also providi
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by Sodman 6y ago
> Why do people support a government policy that they wouldn't support for their own children? Most of us have known of or heard of rich families where the kids got all the money and resources they need into adulthood vs those who w
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Using the Tesla API to control my garage door via Raspberry Pi(pejaver.com)
1 points by Sodman 6y ago|0 comments
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USCIS Adjusts Fees to Help Meet Operational Needs(uscis.gov)
1 points by Sodman 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sodman 6y ago
I would absolutely not trust my life in an emergency situation based on my parents seeing an e-mail within 6 hours of receiving it, let alone filling out a rate-limited survey correctly and then figuring out how to SSH into a remote serve
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by Sodman 6y ago
Being poor isn't a lack of intelligence, it's a lack of money. No doubt a few people will get conned out of their money, but for the majority it would be a net positive to have more money at their disposal.
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Google wants Samsung to kill Bixby and Galaxy app store(arstechnica.com)
5 points by Sodman 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sodman 6y ago
As a college student outside of the US who had never heard of YCombinator, StumbleUpon was how I discovered HN. Now I work at startups and can't imagine going back to a bigger company. Strange to think that in a world where StumbleUpon
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by Sodman 6y ago
Netflix is literally on the list
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by Sodman 6y ago
>You won’t be taken for those roles on Leetcode interview performance alone. I think the problem is that for some teams the entire process is some combination of leetcode-style "technical" interviews and then some "culture
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by Sodman 6y ago
I believe naturalization is only 3 years if green card is through marriage. Not sure on how it works if you have a new green card through work and just got married though.
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by Sodman 6y ago
I'm not saying big companies deeply care about you as a person, but their interests are at least partially aligned with yours on this. Happier employees are more engaged, work harder, work longer hours. In many cases the things that ma
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by Sodman 6y ago
I believe he means you can't just arbitrarily browse the source code for any Apple software you're curious about.
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by Sodman 6y ago
When I moved from the UK to the US, I left some money in my UK bank account for a bit... A few years later I called up customer service with "Hi can you please transfer all funds to this new account at another bank in another country,
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by Sodman 6y ago
I think the interesting thing here is that outlets like Vulcan picked it up and wrote about it with authority. Linking to the repo from these "trusted" sources likely gave it a lot more credibility than it would otherwise have rec
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by Sodman 6y ago
They're not saying that not allowing a + is breaking the law, but unsubscribe links being broken (due to the presence of a + in the email) could be breaking the law, especially if there are no alternative methods to unsubscribe.
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by Sodman 6y ago
I love live coding streams but I don't understand why you'd stream a video of your keyboard at all times? From the screenshots it doesn't look like you'd be able to pick up on things like hotkeys when watching in real-ti
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by Sodman 6y ago
Most companies I've worked for wouldn't provide a work phone and there's no explicit expectation that you read or answer work e-mails on your phone. But like everything else, if you don't read/reply to work e-mails
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by Sodman 6y ago
I know multiple people who've more than 10x'd their number of spin classes per month after switching from a "dumb" spin bike to a Peloton who would disagree with you. Notifications like "You're 1 ride away from
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by Sodman 6y ago
I agree that these are targeted more at lay people than power lifters, but I disagree with some of your other points. > you have to have the skills to create and stick to a routine Unless an app creates the routine for you. > You have
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by Sodman 6y ago
The kinds of people this luxury fitness equipment is targeting are the same folks that will go to luxury gyms, which generally are around that price point. The big one I'm aware of is https://www.equinox.com Sometimes you c
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by Sodman 6y ago
I just don't see a world where journalists walk out on their jobs over cookie pop-ups. It doesn't feel like the same level as what Google/FB do, not to mention the supply/demand looks completely different in their indust
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by Sodman 6y ago
Outside of HN, most content creators, especially professionally, don't have the option to make significant changes to the platform on which their content is published. I agree that an entire publication's site can be trash, but go
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iPhone 13 could morph into a MacBook – literally(tomsguide.com)
1 points by Sodman 6y ago|0 comments

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