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   by baristaGeek 3y ago

   Thanks! This is an informative answer. By "hogs" I have no specific number or anything, it's just that when I run 3 IDEs (electron apps) at the same time my computer slows down. I was just wondering if Spotify (a CEA) contrib
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   Ask HN: Is a Rust desktop app faster than a Chromium embedded app?

   2 points by baristaGeek 3y ago|4 comments
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   GitHub Actions: Revolutionizing Workflows or a Fad?(watermelontools.com)

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   Pull Request Template Example Might Hurt Efficiency(watermelontools.com)

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   by baristaGeek 3y ago

   Work with one of the 20 countries that the USA has a FTA with. From what I understand (I'm not a lawyer), these agreements have a chapter dedicated to cross border trade in services which includes dispute resolution.
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   by baristaGeek 3y ago

   Don't work with sanctioned countries. It's common sense.
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   by baristaGeek 3y ago

   Your objection is valid, and I'm sure someone at these international payroll companies would be able to answer it much better than I can. Regardless, the benefits are much larger.
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   by baristaGeek 3y ago

   Theory but open to both
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   by baristaGeek 3y ago

   Run a background check, sign confidentiality and DP agreements and hire someone who sells you trust. Again, something you would do in any given modality of work.
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    by baristaGeek 3y ago

    Oh yeah, if you're talking about dev shops, don't hire dev shops (the "hired" VS extremely green person phenomenon you're talking about happens in these kinds of companies because their incentive is to sell hours&#x
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    by baristaGeek 3y ago

    Accent aside (if they can't be understood at all they're obviously not qualified): What's the difference between a foreigner with an accent in your onsite team VS a foreigner that's remote in US timezones (LatAm)? Why ju
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    by baristaGeek 3y ago

    Exactly! It just makes the job market much more perfect. $500k at scale is an economic squander.
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    by baristaGeek 3y ago

    This statistic makes a lot of sense, and can only expect it will keep going up. Pre-pandemic companies suffered a lot from the lack of talent/talent war in their geography. Now they can hire the best person in the world for a given rol
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    Ask HN: What's the best programming language semantics book in 2023?

    1 points by baristaGeek 3y ago|2 comments
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    Gitflow and GitHub Flow Compared(watermelontools.com)

    2 points by baristaGeek 3y ago|0 comments
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    Key Factors Influencing Coding Velocity(watermelontools.com)

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    What happened to Tandem (virtual office)(blog.rajivayyangar.com)

    1 points by baristaGeek 3y ago|0 comments
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    Playing Repeated Games with LLMs(arxiv.org)

    2 points by baristaGeek 3y ago|0 comments
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    I've been using it for fun. There's important inaccuracies in the model for sure, but I think you guys are into something.
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    That's the way to go! Good to hear you're closely iterating with early adopters
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    This looks like a solid concept. A lot of companies manually do this to give a sense of urgency to PR reviews, and the fact that you're automating this gives you a good product thesis. On the challenging side: How does this compare to
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    Please message me! And thanks for the animation feedback
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    Thank you very much!
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    If you ever wanna chat please ping me! About the ideal size and security concerns: We've actually seen the most pushback from very small teams (5 or less engineers). I'm not sure why exactly, but my best guess is that as companies
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    Hey, thanks! It's a limitation we have with the scopes that the GitHub API provides. You can't limit which repos in an organization you're gonna give it access to, but you can limit which organizations you are going to give i
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    That being said, I do wanna point that a few individual devs at public companies have signed up and started using it.
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    Hey there, thanks for your suggestion! Self-hosted is on the roadmap to be able to get enterprise customers for sure. We're focused on SMB right now so it's not the immediate focus, but we do recognize we need to integrate with th
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    This is a very good and common question we get, thanks for bringing it to the discussion. We have a very strong conviction that these kinds of tools have to be open-source to solve this trust issue. In fact, we wrote this blog post where we
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    Thanks! Hope we're adding value
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    by baristaGeek 4y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out! This is an old version btw, I'll update the video to show a new version in a moment.