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by _hao 4y ago
The website is so slow to load that I just didn't bother to actually explore it.
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by _hao 4y ago
Harr harr mateys...
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by _hao 4y ago
This is the way.
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by _hao 5y ago
As an aside there's something very meditative in Euro Truck Simulator/American Truck Simulator. After a long/tiring day doing a virtual haul for 30-45 minutes is really relaxing and soothing.
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by _hao 5y ago
Can confirm. Beggars and small street paddlers in China all just have their WeChat Pay QR code printed and laminated or you can scan their phone. Hell, summer of 2018 when I was in Hong Kong there was an American tourist(? granted, he did l
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by _hao 5y ago
I was heartbroken when it was announced United Front Games are closing. It was a very sad day. Sleeping Dogs is one of my favorite games and have replayed it many times. Truly great piece of work that shows you don't need to be a GTA c
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by _hao 5y ago
Martial arts/Exercise
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by _hao 5y ago
> Casey lives in a bubble of his own, where he's the sole developer of every project he starts and he gets to make all the rules for himself. He doesn't really have customers, stakeholders, deadlines, he doesn't work on di
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by _hao 5y ago
There's a good take on this by Casey Muratori - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YpFGkG-u1w And I agree with him. Things like SOLID and "Clean Code" really are just buzzwords nowadays that don't mean any
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by _hao 5y ago
Somewhat related, but I'd recommend you to read Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport. I was already underway of doing some of the things he proposes before finding that book because I also felt that this machine I have grown up with is ac
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by _hao 5y ago
Your use case is a bit different than what the article is arguing for. If you have a personal preference to have everything shown as a single commit in the PR by all means do things the way outlined above. My original comment was targeting
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by _hao 5y ago
People won't show up drunk to work, but KTV company parties or among friends where everyone gets totally hammered are not uncommon in the big cities.
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by _hao 5y ago
I'm really happy that Cosmos DB has this - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/sql/sql-que... I haven't used DynamoDB in a couple of years, so I'd be curious to know how query
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by _hao 5y ago
> If that line is inside some huge blob of changes (from weeks of work) inside one commit, that is less useful to me. Yes, that's true. My original point still stands though. That commit will have a PR associated with it. You can go
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by _hao 5y ago
Why not create a new branch (let's call it B) from your messy branch (call it A) and squash everything in B before raising a PR from B -> master That will solve your problems if you're the messy type.
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by _hao 5y ago
You are implying the original branch holding that history will be deleted when squashed into a single commit for a PR. That's not the case (granted, that's based on settings on GitHub, Azure DevOps whatever you're using, but
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by _hao 5y ago
What a waste of time and effort. Squash when merging to master and be done with it. Every PR/commit merged to master should be a clean logical unit. That means not fixing a bug in a branch where I'm doing something else. Those wil
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Netflix Again Raises Prices for All Plans, 4K Streaming Now $20 per Month(macrumors.com)
9 points by _hao 5y ago|5 comments
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by _hao 5y ago
I think people are missing the main point here. It's not about problem solving. From my experience people that are good programmers are people that like to tinker with things. The logical part of programming can be learned by any intel
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Humble subscription service is dumping Mac, Linux access in 18 days(arstechnica.com)
317 points by _hao 5y ago|156 comments
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by _hao 5y ago
"Damn it feels good to be a gangsta..." booming in the office corridor.
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by _hao 5y ago
As a person that regularly fasts this question just made me exit the site immediately.
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You think you're an engineer but you're not (2013)(nic.ferrier.me.uk)
2 points by _hao 5y ago|1 comments
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by _hao 5y ago
When I read PDL I thought it sounded familiar. Funnily enough it's from this discussion two days ago (also relevant to this post) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29818894
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by _hao 5y ago
Waiting for a slightly larger market correction on ASML so I can dump a lot of money on their stock. The news of the fire barely affected the price. Bought some time ago and they are such a unique company that I don't think anyone can
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by _hao 5y ago
It's a bit sad that most of those links are now dead.
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by _hao 5y ago
> Additionally I think SOLID principles should be part of every (software) engineer’s skills repertoire. No. I don't agree with Casey Muratori on a lot of things, but he hits the nail on the head about that statement in this video (
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by _hao 5y ago
There's a very good book that goes into it (and other things) by Ian Morris - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_the_West_Rules%E2%80%94For...
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by _hao 5y ago
Cool! My ZSA Moonlander is actually going to arrive today so I'm pretty excited! First time to try a split a keyboard.
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by _hao 5y ago
Some of these combos are truly hilarious, while others are creepy and sad. Love it!

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