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by autarch 6y ago
I've been using this for some things recently, and it's quite nice, but I still prefer Google Docs. As Ericson2314 noted in another comment, it's missing a good permissions models. It's also lacking a robust suggestions
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by autarch 6y ago
IANAL. I am just saying that some employment contracts forbid side work. I imagine many companies would prefer not to get in the middle of that, and so might be reluctant to pay people for work done in interviews.
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by autarch 6y ago
Well, if the employer finds out you violated your employment contract in this manner they could sue you, or perhaps even the other party that paid you. But IANAL, I'm just saying that contracts forbidding side jobs are not unheard of.
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by autarch 6y ago
This can add a lot of overhead, and some candidates may have jobs that forbid them from accepting outside work. A good middle ground would be to have the company make a donation to the candidate's choice of nonprofit.
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by autarch 6y ago
To echo what lanecwagner said, this can be a single role. I'm a Team Lead at my current employer. My job involves coding, being the Tech Lead, _and_ managing the (small) team as a people manager.
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by autarch 6y ago
ActiveState | Full-time and Contract | REMOTE | Build Engineering roles | https://grnh.se/772329f92us ActiveState Platform - made by developers for developers! We are reinventing build engineering with an on-demand SaaS Pla
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by autarch 6y ago
> These are critical life safety devices that are impossible for individuals to evaluate for effectiveness on their own. Well, that's not quite true. Just take a big fall where you really need your harness not to break and see what
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by autarch 6y ago
Actually, that's Mason 2. Amazon use(s|d) the OG Mason - https://metacpan.org/release/HTML-Mason
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by autarch 6y ago
Universal formatter & linter tools already exist. A whole bunch of them, and they're much better than this one. I wrote about a number of them on my blog at https://blog.urth.org/2020/05/08/comparing-
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by autarch 6y ago
There are already quite a few projects that do this, and IMO do it better. I did a write up of a number of them on my blog - https://blog.urth.org/2020/05/08/comparing-code-quality-meta...
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by autarch 6y ago
Besides being a well respected film critic and incredibly knowledgeable about film, he was also just a great writer. I read his reviews every week simply for the pleasure of reading them, even if I wasn't interested in the films he rev
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by autarch 6y ago
To clarify a bit, what happens with Perl is that The Perl Foundation funds the community in various ways. I'm a TPF board member, so I have a pretty good idea of what we do. We fund a number of long-running grants for the Perl 5 and Ra
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by autarch 6y ago
Many years ago I created some very widely used libraries in the Perl ecosystem, DateTime.pm (first release in 2003, 3,774 transitive dependents, https://metacpan.org/release/DateTime ) and Log::Dispatch (first release i
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by autarch 6y ago
A lot of restaurants I like have stood up ordering sites on Square and other POS providers like Toast. They got the sites up quickly and they're quite usable. They have to take the time to enter in all the options they support but the
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by autarch 6y ago
I'm done with delivery services because of this stuff. Is it really that hard for me to drive 5-10 minutes and pick stuff up? Not really. And my wife and I have discovered the joy of eating in the car during the pandemic. If we drive 2
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by autarch 6y ago
I'm not an expert in these things but my understanding is that Unity is much better for smaller games. I think Unreal is aimed at the AAA market.
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by autarch 6y ago
I was thinking exactly the same thing. I don't understand how you segue from generics to "too many types are bad" to "inheritance is bad". I totally agree with the last idea. Inheritance is not a great model for cod
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Comparing Code Quality Meta Tools(blog.urth.org)
2 points by autarch 6y ago|0 comments
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by autarch 6y ago
ActiveState | Vancouver, CA | Remote | https://grnh.se/772329f92us ActiveState Platform - made by developers for developers! We are reinventing build engineering with an on-demand SaaS Platform and CLI tool that lets develo
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The Shareware Scene, Part 1: The Pioneers(filfre.net)
3 points by autarch 7y ago|0 comments
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by autarch 7y ago
CDDA also has a whole bunch of graphical options. I find it way easier to parse that way and I think most players use the tilesets these days.
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by autarch 7y ago
Try Ctrl-F? It does mention NetHack quite a bit.
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by autarch 7y ago
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead ( https://cataclysmdda.org/ ) is ab open source post-apocalyptic near future scifi roguelike. The best way to play it is with a launcher: Windows GUI launcher - https://github.com/re
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Book Review: Hoover(slatestarcodex.com)
1 points by autarch 7y ago|0 comments
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by autarch 7y ago
And Minnesota as of 5pm today (2020-03-17).
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by autarch 7y ago
If your favorite places offer gift certificates, that's a good way to support them. You're basically giving them an interest-free loan for the amount that you purchase. I've already done this with a bunch of my favorite local
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by autarch 7y ago
I had a job for several years where I was paid a lot of money to do very little, because the company moved at a glacial pace compared to what I was capable of. I did do a lot of FOSS work during that time but ultimately I started feeling de
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by autarch 7y ago
For what it's worth I think Tracker is a very small part of the overall Pivotal business. I think their main focus is their cloud computing products. I love PT and I've used it for 6+ years at my last two jobs.
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by autarch 7y ago
I would agree that _most_ are easy. But the upper bound for difficulty to understand is quite high. And even if they are easy when both authors work together it'd be even better to _not_ spend two people's time on that. So why ado
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by autarch 7y ago
The author says: > While I hesitate to say “Worrying about merge conflicts” is a valid reason not to pursue a branching strategy like gitflow I do not hesitate! This is _very good_ reason to avoid gitflow. Merge conflicts by definition r

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