anegri

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by anegri 4y ago
The long-term solution to the never ending distractions is going to be more tech, not less. We are seeing the start of it with Apple building out the focus modes on iOS, but there's lots of ground to cover. Imagine that all the product
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by anegri 6y ago
> 7. AWS Lambda runs locally Although true, I have found it to be frustrating in practice compared to the simplicity of running a standard API locally. I have even seen some people rig their lambdas to accept a boolean param which change
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by anegri 6y ago
I guess I should have been more specific, how about 95%+ of the population? I just more often than not hear this line of thinking from people who definitely could look better but choose not to put in the effort to do so. In general I do agr
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by anegri 6y ago
Yeah of course those things are out of control. My point is that the things you can control have a huge impact. Maybe you can never be a 10/10 because of some specific flaw, but you could likely be at least an 8. Also flaws tend to be
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by anegri 6y ago
That's a good point. I was considering this through the lens typical of me and my peers rather than that of overall "American" standards.
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by anegri 6y ago
Although this is a real phenomenon, individuals do possess the ability to improve their looks. With maybe a couple exceptions, nearly everyone can become very attractive if they take care of themselves, dress well, and lead a healthy lifest
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by anegri 6y ago
Really cool idea! I've tried the zoom breakout rooms, and they get the job done for my use case, but its a bit clunky and doesn't seem to support shuffling of groups at a regular interval
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by anegri 6y ago
Could you elaborate? I understand it's pretty niche, but not sure why it is terrible to have a cli for it?
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by anegri 6y ago
What os and version are you running? I have been having trouble with Mac because of one of my dependencies
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by anegri 6y ago
Took it out now, seems there is a bit of a lag for the filesize to update unfortunately
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by anegri 6y ago
Oh didn't realize that! Thanks for pointing that out
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by anegri 6y ago
Yeah there are definitely a number of limitations if you are using just alpaca (which I limited myself to for this), which is why this project is intended for just a few basic use cases.
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by anegri 6y ago
Heard about alpaca a while back, so I made this as a small fun side project. The main features are buying, selling, and viewing stocks. In the future I may add additional features if I find something I want to add (or others want to add). T
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Show HN: Trade stocks from the command line with no commission(gitlab.com)
551 points by anegri 6y ago|166 comments
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by anegri 6y ago
It's pretty simple, it uses alpaca as the brokerage account and will support buying, selling, and viewing stocks. Any other features I'll add later based on feedback/my own experience. Not quite ready to put out the repo link
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by anegri 6y ago
Been working on a CLI tool for stock trading since I tried to look for one and it doesn't seem to exist. Was also a fun excuse to get more experience with Go and try out the Cobra library. Besides that, lots of more involved cooking an
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Switching from Java to Go(andrewnegri.com)
2 points by anegri 6y ago|0 comments
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by anegri 6y ago
If you're getting bored, maybe some gamification would do the trick. This game can be done fairly quickly, but covers the fundamentals of flexbox very well ( https://flexboxfroggy.com/ )
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Trump aides look into U.S. purchasing Greenland after directives from president(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by anegri 7y ago|0 comments
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Lessons from My First Year as a Software Engineer(andrewnegri.com)
2 points by anegri 7y ago|0 comments