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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Here's a photo of it: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/t6d2eh/closer_pho...
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Most folks will tell you to do pair/mob programming, or simply trunk-based development without any peer review whatsoever. I've found from the teams I've been in touch with that, unless you do 100.00% pair/mob programmin
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
It's interesting to see a high profile like DHH defending pull requests, let alone long-running pull requests. It seems that these days everybody likes to hate pull requests for all the (huge) downsides, but rarely we see devs praising
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The advantages of large, long-running pull requests – by DHH(world.hey.com)
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
I've been using noip.com for my projects, works quite well except that you have to confirm you still want your noip domain reserved every once in a while. I'll try Duck Dns in my next project. Thanks for the share.
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
I'm definitely and hoarder, but I managed to get a good balance, I stash everything away in one (or ideally two huge hard-drives) and I back it up to Backblaze, keeping my laptop as clean and light as possible. Storage is quite cheap t
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Weird, there's no mention of "chargeback" on this website.
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Congrats for the dead simple creativity!
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How Experienced Developers Review Code(medium.com)
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Lovely, and quite easy, way to teach a rather complex concept to a kid.
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Machine Learning for Kids (using Skittles candy)(youtube.com)
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Why should you learn Rust?(datasciencelearningcenter.substack.com)
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Actually, now that I ran a search on HN, the original paper was already posted back in November, in it has a great discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29263961
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
The original paper was already posted in HN back in November, in it has a great discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29263961
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Actually, now that I ran a search on HN, the original paper was already posted back in November, in it has a great discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29263961
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Great article. It was already posted yesterday though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30425148
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Great article. It was already posted yesterday though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30425148
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
This is website is amazing. It's doing a very needed job in the internet. I feel it should also be the trunkbaseddevelopment.tools and pairprogramming.tools :)
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
We use Orbit (orbit.love) at our company (reviewpad.com). It seems to be the kind of app that you're looking for, plus is targeted at communities based on developers which seems to be your case as well. You get metrics like reach and m
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
There are some other solutions in this Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/80hct8/app_request_m...
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Indeed, that link is one of the most popular results in any google search related to this problem. Thanks anyway. Actually, there's a recent comment on it with a new tool that I hadn't seen before. Let's give that a try.
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Ask HN: macOS app to keep windows in defined spaces when (un)plugging screens?
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Pretty interesting use of ML, and one that's becoming more and more useful. Is there some live use of it that we can check?
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
Most definitely. Once thing that I feel is not said about pair/mob programming, and also for Trunk Based Development for that matter, is that they essentially require a different mindset and ways to approach/solve a problem. If yo
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
I think davedx read the article, davedx even copy/pasted/quoted it, and I totally agree, the author is being overly simplistic in the analysis made. And on the other hand, somehow the author of the article passes asynchronous code
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CBOI: Continuous Build, Occasional Integration(aspect.dev)
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The name of the article is "What is a build system and what is CI?" but my main take away is really the realisation that most/many companies aren't really doing CI, they're doing instead CBOI: Continuous Build, Occa
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
I feel we've been in the same spot as you. We had a wiki (google sites and google drive with a lot of documents) but information would become inaccessible from time to time, to the point it was pretty much useless. We eventually unders
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When I do TDD and when I don’t(codewithjason.com)
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by adrianomartins 5y ago
I wanted to try it but I couldn't even get it to work between my and my wife's watch (or my friend's for that matter). It simply doesn't work. But yeah, I wouldn't see me using this function for the reason you menti

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