aliceyhg

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   by aliceyhg 9y ago

   Thanks for making it!
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   Experiences as a female ceo(medium.com)

   1 points by aliceyhg 9y ago|0 comments
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   by aliceyhg 9y ago

   I actually attended a few free code camp meetup groups in Santa Clara on Saturdays and your lectures are amazing. Your example with infinite arrays and objects was really cool. Thank you!
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   by aliceyhg 9y ago

   In cultures like Korea, hierarchy and unconditional respect for their elders is so deeply rooted that it is evident in the language itself (When addressing elders or someone more important, you have to speak a specific way). This gives a fa
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   Insanely stupid code(github.com)

   2 points by aliceyhg 10y ago|0 comments
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   by aliceyhg 10y ago

   My team usually checks out each other's branch and runs the mobile app in simulator during code review. I see this tool being incredible addition to dev teams if instead of checking out a dev's branch and running the app on review
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   by aliceyhg 10y ago

   I had the opportunity to speak with an Uber driver today who spoke with a gentle voice and was very pleasant. She didn't speak much and when she did, she was very agreeable. However, when the Uber topic came up, she was very vocal abou
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   by aliceyhg 10y ago

   Putting keyboard on your lap sounds like an interesting idea. Will try it out today at work.
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   by aliceyhg 10y ago

   CTRL-C on dvorak is incredibly annoying. I have to use both my left and right hands. I should be using just my right hand and the right control key, but its quite hard getting used to. I didn't do any mapping so I haven't encounte
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    I'm surprised that changing layout on your phone helped. In my experience so far on dvorak, I'm still used to typing on my qwerty phone. I think typing with thumbs uses a different muscle memory set from fingers on keyboard.
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    Thank you. Mild wrist pains is what motivated me to start in the first place, will stick with it.
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    thank you for the Stack overflow post. I'm going to look into the mappings. I'm using vim and dvorak started off awkward but I kind of get used to it. navigating up down on the left hand (jk is cv), navigating left right on the ri
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    aoeuaoeuaoeu :)
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    I can't imagine switching keyboard layouts 3 times, your mind must be extremely nimble. Currently, I have a picture of the dvorak keyboard pinned as my desktop wallpaper so if I forget location of a key I can look at desktop quickly.
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    Thank you for your suggestion. I'm usually on my laptop so getting TypeMatrix (cool keyboard!) is currently not an option. Using 2 different layouts everyday is an interesting concept, I think it might ease my transition into dvorak.
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    Ask HN: What is your experience switching away from QWERTY keyboard?

    36 points by aliceyhg 10y ago|78 comments
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    This is the first time I'm hearing about IPA. I wanted to test out how IPA works so I searched for chinese to IPA converter and came across this site: http://easypronunciation.com/en/chinese-pinyin-phonetic-tran...
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    by aliceyhg 10y ago

    Whenever conflict arises at work, I usually just take a pause and buy the other person a drink and get to know each other on a more personal level. Its fun doing this and usually it ends up with me understanding my coworker on a more human