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Thanks this looks interesting, I will definitely give it a shot.
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It is more about being unblocked than however long it takes for the PR to be merged in even if it is really fast. It is not always possible to pair/mod on a change. Getting folks to quickly review PRs is difficult as doing so breaks th
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There is a tradeoff... smaller, digestible PRs result in thorougher and faster reviews but it gives up the "1000 feet view" of the larger feature as far as the reviewer is concerned. Large PRs preserve the larger "1000 feet v
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I do stacked PRs at work, they work great until someone suggests an invasive change in a PR lower down in the stack. Does anyone have ideas on how to deal with merge conflicts in this type of flow? For example let's say I have the foll
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Only PI SoC products have had availability issues, Pico microntrollers have been readily available in both individual pieces and in bulk.
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The only thing Amazon monopolized is a great product for its customers at an excellent price-point. Very few services come to match the value proposition that Amazon provides.
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Massive eyeroll
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It is not "completely useless" or a "theoretical attack vector". This literally happens in the wild. There were reports of Comcast and ISPs in India MITM'ing traffic injecting ads into their their customers' tc
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Well AppleTV shows tend to get pretty good reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, tv critics certainly aren't the "hacker news crowd". I do agree that AppleTV's content is targeted to be more niche than the much more broader conten
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From where I see it Apple TV is trying to be to streaming services as HBO was to broadcast/cable network in the pre-streaming era. Back then, broadcast/cable networks would crank out shows like a lot of streaming services are doin
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What Netflix needs is pilot episodes instead of straight to series orders. Some of the shows that get greenlit and get minimum one season are so bad that if they had any kind of pilot/quality control process they'd never make it o
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I have given my coworkers, friends and family members a waiver to punch me in the face until I come to my senses the day I decide to use this tool.
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Musk is a total snowflake who cosplays as some sort of defender of free speech.
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4y ago
LinkedIn helps me keep in touch with people that I worked with at past jobs. Yes you can swap emails/phone numbers but emails frequently get buried, people may change phone numbers as they move, additionally emails don't have any
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Another advantage of tinygo is that unlike "Go proper" FFI with C code is blazingly fast, which makes it a reasonable option for inter-oping with C-library- whereas use of Cgo is actively discouraged in "Go proper" due t
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> Some people have their email set to live ping which would make it much more annoying. That sounds like a "those people" problem. We don't hold people who use door knobs to account for the sake of a small number of people
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4y ago
Their careers page weirdly shows them still 'hiring' for lots of tech and non-tech roles https://www.bolt.com/careers
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Ask HN: How worried are you about the upcoming recession?
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These kind of posts is exactly why the WHO naming scheme for viruses discourages naming viruses after animals, places, people or landmarks. Best case it can cause a misunderstanding, worst case lead to people to actively arrive at wrong con
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Not true... it is much easier for an American to move to Canada (and vice verse) due to the TN Visa. Essentially no process or redtape, all you need is an job offer in one of the qualifying professions (Software Engineering is one of them)
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> So Putin has quite literally achieved nothing. If he achieved "nothing" that would infact be preferable for Russia to the state they are in now. What he did is an equivalent of the manager of your team pulling a couple of all
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I have never used Heroku so I have no dog in this fight but it oddly seems like a weird smear campaign, esp accompanied by threads promoting it's competitors and all these weird brand new 'throwaway' accounts posting in these
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Layering Considered Harmful
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I had no idea Coinbase was paying so much. Even most of FAANG doesn't pay that much. My total comp when I was at AMZN after 5 years at the company circa 2019 came no way near 500k, and this was was with great reviews from both my manag
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I root against rust because of its annoying evangelists (not calling this article that but the more general behaviour of the rust community).
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One thing I appreciate Netflix for is atleast they are willing to do the bare minimum and give me 720p on Linux. I am also an Amazon Prime subscriber but Amazon is literally forcing me to pirate their shows because they refuse to serve more
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I don't want to have to keep track of charging yet another device, esp one as important and frequently used as headphones. Heck, some days I forget to plug in my phone to charge let alone headphones. Not worth the headache esp when the
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> This mindset is similar to what people with wired headphones think of Airpods et al. It's not an apparent benefit when you're in the bubble of thinking it's normal to have a wire going across your torso all day and hear
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Thinkpads work. They don't make user hostile choices like zero-upgradability and zero-repairablity, the touchbar, replacing the esc key with the touch bar 'key' (only to roll it back) like the the macbooks. They also don'
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A lot of it is cargo-culting based on comments of the go-team members and applying the advice of go team members as a blanket as opposed to applying it more surgically in the context of your application. For example I used to get a lot of p
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