Yhippa

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by Yhippa 7y ago
> to figure out Agile was the way you did software development This is the problem. This stuff gets cargo culted from one fad to another. I'm curious to see what comes after Agile. Oh wait! I actually have the answer. It's ca
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Because a lot of manufacturers put control of the car's settings in the stock head unit. You'd have to swap it out if you want to change a particular setting. What I'd be willing to compromise on is an external screen that wi
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by Yhippa 7y ago
What a bummer. By far the best candidate management software I've used. I guess it's not too crazy complicated where another company couldn't ape all the features.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Let's just hope that nobody is forgoing real science-based treatment for these healing crystals, otherwise, we're back to it being a net-negative.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Huge fan of SDKMan. Just wish it was friendlier with Windows.
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MoviePass Changed Users’ Passwords on Purpose So They Couldn’t Use the Service(slashfilm.com)
29 points by Yhippa 7y ago|2 comments
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by Yhippa 7y ago
I recommend Udacity or any other type of structured learning. I personally have a difficult time learning something unless it's in a classroom-type environment or a virtual classroom. When I was catching up to development trends bootc
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Those numbers are a shame. I really like how well-researched and informative the LAT articles seem to be. Could the case be made that finance and politics grip the nation far more than tech and Hollywood?
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Because it's "sticky"
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by Yhippa 7y ago
> I think HTML is bad. I think DOM based development is bad. I really feel that Desktop UI development is much more mature and has much less legacy to compete with when developing a web UI. I secretly hope this becomes true. I always thi
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Everything turns into an echo chamber eventually.
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25M Android Phones Infected with Malware That ‘Hides in WhatsApp’(forbes.com)
5 points by Yhippa 7y ago|1 comments
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Thank you! This is stopping me from getting an Audible sub. People think I'm crazy when I mention this use case.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
You can thank the GDPR for the annoying cookie popup.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
> except it was easy for anyone to build anything I'm right with you. I taught so many people at places I've worked basic automation with VBA for Excel. People basically used Excel as a database so this was a massive timesaver
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Related to my other comment on this article here, I bought the new device which came with the Harmony Hub. Once I connected it to my Google Assistant, I haven't looked back.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
If you think about, anything that 100% requires a driver to remove their eyes off the road for extended periods of time is a bad thing waiting to happen. I guess a lot of cars don't have touchscreens though and you don't see a lo
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Thanks for mentioning MoleSafe. I just looked it up and that does indeed seem promising.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
The only drawback I can think of for this is that it's a PLCC and not a Visa or a Mastercard. That said it looks like it's got some neat benefits like the 5% back on Amazon purchases and promotional financing that seem to be on ca
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BT devices are breaking Android notifs. with dupl. alerts and ignored settings(androidpolice.com)
6 points by Yhippa 7y ago|1 comments
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Does the web link work for anybody? Hasn't worked for me in a long time.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Intuit has weaponized tax filing against the American taxpayer for great profit. Their lobbying efforts are very impressive.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
The lack of a physical escape key galls me the most.
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by Yhippa 7y ago
In addition of what the author said, the ergonomics of playing console or computer desktop games on a smartphone are usually bad. I'll get my Bluetooth controller and then complain that the screen size is too small. Then I'll pr
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by Yhippa 7y ago
In my computer engineering program, we spent a lot of time talking about concepts and theory and less on the implementations of them. For example, in my database class, we spent a lot of time learning about relational calculus and less (al
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by Yhippa 7y ago
We all want to get rid of drug cultivation?
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Your story seems like it's right out of the game "What Remains of Edith Finch".
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by Yhippa 7y ago
There are always good reasons why people decide to do things the way they do. At some point in people's lives there come times where you have to make a decision and learn that there are consequences for it. I think I didn't have m
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by Yhippa 7y ago
Wait, are Nest products no longer functional after this change?
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by Yhippa 7y ago
I haven't checked out Gitlab in a long time. My, they've come a long way! I love a lot of what I'm seeing including the Web IDE and their bias towards making CI/CD a priority.

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