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by alvis 4y ago
No. You never checkout a site directly from git to begin with. You don't let other people know what files are ignored from git doesn't mean people cannot access them. :/
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by alvis 4y ago
There is a `cron.php` lol
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by alvis 4y ago
It look appealing from a perfectionist point of view. But! How can I collaborate with my team when PR merges are inevitable? O:
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I've been 'Jesus Christ' on Twitter – and thanks to Elon Musk, I'm now verified(businessinsider.com)
3 points by alvis 4y ago|1 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
It's unfair to call the dev lazy on this ground. Even modern browsers are far better than the old days, there remain many discrepancies between browsers and they are still hard to come up with solutions that fit all platforms. Making a
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by alvis 4y ago
For repetitive tasks like preparing a report in the demo, saying is definitely faster than typing. It's quite impressive if your boss ask you to prepare one and the report is done in less than two minutes. However, I too really doubt i
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by alvis 4y ago
A better question maybe. What is the edge of using java over others? 20 years back it was about cross platform support, but which language is not cross platform nowadays?
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by alvis 4y ago
Surely they're not all engineers, many are sales and admin positions. But the number is still large tho
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by alvis 4y ago
Corporate robots are the same, that's why corporate mistakes are also the same :/
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by alvis 4y ago
Honestly I think GTP-3 can generate a much better human-touched message than the template
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by alvis 4y ago
I think we all agree that when we says about the damn things about JIRA, it's about development experience...
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by alvis 4y ago
I can imagine it can be a fintech opportunity. An AI that automatically performs a credit check behind the scene and lend you the money in advance, probably money in your account in seconds. It's not too hard actually.
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by alvis 4y ago
I’d prefer JIRA got replaced by an AI system tho
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by alvis 4y ago
The funny things is we all know the content is kinda nonsense, & yet our reaction pushed this thread to the top of HN in just 2H!
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by alvis 4y ago
This is a very unfortunate and dangerous development in the ongoing battle between U.S. and China. Maybe banning these companies from receiving new equipment licenses will help keep the U.S. safe from cyber-attacks. But it also give another
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Next UK prime minister announced shortly(bbc.co.uk)
10 points by alvis 4y ago|7 comments
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Gorbachev’s Pizza Hut ad came to be(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by alvis 4y ago|1 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
Looking at @paraga's response over the incidence, I don't see attacking Mudge Zatko's character does any help here. Does he know it can backfire? https://twitter.com/donie/status/1562069281545900033
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Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal on whistleblower story(twitter.com)
115 points by alvis 4y ago|82 comments
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by alvis 4y ago
In a way, I hate you, but at the same time I love you. It's because I'm working on something similar to get data for my product. Seems like I'm going to use Ampify instead to save my life. Just a feedback from the developer p
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by alvis 4y ago
Also not sure about the seniority of the users too. Junior developers always tend to take longer time to solve a problem than the senior. Does that mean they're better?
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by alvis 4y ago
Having the similar logic, most CEO/CTOs have 0 coding time, would we say they're not productive? Nope Having some metrics is good, but coding time is definitely a wrong one
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by alvis 4y ago
Well. While there's no official AWS Lambda runtime, you can always use a custom image to use deno as a lambda function. Here is just one from the community https://github.com/hayd/deno-lambda
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by alvis 4y ago
I wish there is more clarity about package dependency will be resolved from Deno? Supporting npm is one big step forward, but without a package-lock.json that locks all child dependencies, it’d be a nightmare using the new compatibility in
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by alvis 4y ago
I'm almost in my 40 and I can feel the OP's pain. But I agree with @jaitaiwan, you look you're burnt-out rather than depressed. It's too easy for us to focus on our skill and less about our emotion & other things. Th
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Ask HN: Why most founders are bad at taking care of their people?
1 points by alvis 4y ago|1 comments
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by alvis 5y ago
So it is down again.
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by alvis 5y ago
Oh. not again...
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by alvis 5y ago
Oh man. Not again!
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by alvis 5y ago
Oh man, not again!

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