Yhippa

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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   Around 2015 I worked on a Liferay Portal project and worked with a designer to make portlets that consumed and displayed data from various API's. It was actually not bad and I didn't have to spend a ton of time onboarding. I was a
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   They're _still_ not caught up and don't have the clean design it had. Unbelievable. I still can't align my phone correctly on my wireless charger like I could with my Palm Pre.
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   If Apple is known toxic and you still go to work there, I don't know what to tell you.
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   Did any reform or retribution come from the Panama Papers?
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   Is it possible that Evil Ape and Mike_Cryptobull are the same person?
6. 396.▲
   by Yhippa 5y ago

   Sounds like a drop in the bucket for them.
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   I hate to admit it but the best tool I've used recently for this is Slack search. Any attempts to find documenation where the company tried to "manage knowledge" led to an endless trail of outdated documentation and frustrati
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   Resume Driven Development
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   by Yhippa 5y ago

   Please drink a verification can
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    https://pbfcomics.com/comics/skub/
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    For some dumb reason I miss the old squared corners
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    Oh wow, this happened to me this week. I had no other option than to shutdown and restart. Super frustrating.
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    I will die on this hill that Slashdot moderation was the best I've used. It made moderation or voting a privilege and not a right so I think people took it seriouisly.
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    Has anybody read either of these books (Arkady Martine's A Desolation Called Peace and Timothy Zahn's Conqueror's Pride)? Are they worth reading?
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    > AWS's Casio as a Service AWS Cassiopeia
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    These sound overly broad and non-measurable.
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    I just reinstalled it today. This is one of the few social media apps where I have to snap myself out of it to realize that I've spent too much time on it. I don't know if it's the vertical auto-scroll of content but stuff li
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    > TikTok quickly adapts to show you videos that you're interested in. I've read this and they must have some really brilliant people working there because they are able to confidently stream you whatever is next that keeps you
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    TikTok is one of the few apps I uninstalled after using it a few times. It was incredibly addictive. I didn't use it for an extended period or anything, but I realized that if I let this thing sit on my phone, I would go for it too muc
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    This looks cool! How did you find programming in Swift to be? One small nitpick: the refresh button in light mode is a bit difficult to see due to low-contrast.
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    Air Canada eventually gave me a refund...one year later. I was pretty peeved and filed a regulatory complaint only for Air Canada to punt. One one hand I feel bad for a lot of thee airlines because I imagine having to cancel all these fligh
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    I like this game! Just enough thinking to make it interesting but not as brutal as most roguelikes. The ads are a bit jarring but I get it. The aesthetics are pleasing and I love the soundtrack. I bet there are a lot of ways you can go wit
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    by Yhippa 5y ago

    Would be cool if there was something like Grubhub/Doordash/Uber Eats for local businesses where you could buy "stuff". Might work a little bit better since you could get it quicker than Amazon. I know I've discovere
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    Winamp really brings back some memories!
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    One place I worked at had a policy that you couldn't use any password within your 10 most recent passwords. So when it came time to change they would do 10 password resets in succession so that they could use their original password an
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    I agree with you and I definitely don't think the up-front approach is great. I just wish there was a way to have some kind of forward thinking instead of low-gain requirements in that randomly appear.
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    I was on a project where we used Agile. The team genuinely wanted to improve itself over time and we didn't have hard due dates. The thing was done when it was done. Despite that, something felt really off. Requirements and scope kept
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    Throughout history the way these pandemics were dealt with was through quarantine. The fact that people were going into stores at all during this thing seems to be an affordance we never had in the past so I'm okay with arbitrary restr
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    When I was a kid I remember thinking that if it took 20 seconds to boot now, how fast would it be in 20 years when hardware got significantly better. Fast forward to now and I'll hit the power button, go do some stuff for a few minutes
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    by Yhippa 6y ago

    I had no idea this existed. I appreciate the link.