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by base698 10y ago
You could, I was just saying I run across a lot of people that don't know you can reference them that way.
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by base698 10y ago
96a2dff2ba1aceed1994fddd9adc276556c789c52d3e5f8a1721703a461d41ab4ddd9563075e8adda6382a8c9d52be78ae07eec77dcfba58978ea87290a9028f SO BIG. For git, most people don't realize in most cases if the repo isn't giant you can use just 96
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by base698 10y ago
Has Cloudflare fixed the issues? Should I update passwords now or wait?
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DHH on Hiring(signalvnoise.com)
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by base698 10y ago
I would say in my experience most projects are messed up from lack of separation of concerns--on many levels. Followed by, different teams maintaining the same code base all with their own stands. Being generally messy and not considering
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by base698 10y ago
I like how every week one of these posts comes up. So many posts telling the world that they don't want to be the algorithm guy--the world doesn't care. Forgetting the Maxim: "Not everyone gets to be an astronaut when they g
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by base698 10y ago
Seriously: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/eric-holder-wall-s... Here's a man who just spent six years handing out soft-touch settlements to practically every Too Big to Fail bank in the world. Now
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by base698 10y ago
I think the original intent of the linked list question was to see if the candidate knew pointers. Implementing in a non pointer language would be trivial and definitely not complex.
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by base698 10y ago
Watching the screen share it's apparent they don't use efficient terminal movements. Ctrl-A/E,end of line beginning of line, and Alt-B/F, move forward and backward by word are your friend. Lots of innocent keyboards abus
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by base698 10y ago
The genius of Whole Foods to me was that in the same store you'll see a $35,000 a year new college grad shopping along side a $300,000 a year professional. It hit the upmarket class stuff and kept the hippy stuff too so the educated g
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by base698 10y ago
The GraphQL site is way better in terms of getting across what it is and how you'd use it. The only reason I finally realized that Falcor was a parallel tech was I had recently implemented a GraphQL service and ran through the tutoria
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by base698 10y ago
I have a script which installs and aliases all the equivalent GNU commands on OSX. You can fix a lot of the annoyances.
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by base698 10y ago
Unfortunately a lot of them are stuck with mortgage debt--American dream.
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by base698 10y ago
I never understood that since ctrl+a jumps to beginning of line. Ctrl-o is what I use, but probably in the minority.
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by base698 10y ago
Read "The True Believer" and see if you come to the same conclusion. "It is usually those whose poverty is relatively recent, the “new poor,” who throb with the ferment of frustration. The memory of better things is as fire i
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by base698 10y ago
Part of why I switched to emacs was something called helm: https://tuhdo.github.io/helm-intro.html It fuzzy matches almost anything: files, function names, or commands Project grouping in the traditional sense can be done w
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by base698 10y ago
I have almost all of this in both emacs and vim and it only took me 5 years to get it just right.
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by base698 10y ago
Also, comes with org-babel that can do similar stuff with literate programming.. Also not sure how people live without it.
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by base698 10y ago
Maybe it shouldn't be: "... a social tyranny more formidable than many kinds of political oppression, since, though not usually upheld by such extreme penalties, it leaves fewer means of escape, penetrating much more deeply into t
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by base698 10y ago
People are finally starting to see that, "an electric car has fewer parts so is more reliable." Is but marketing speak. Even if it's less parts it's still got plenty enough to cause a plethora of technical issues.
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by base698 10y ago
Bret Victor: http://worrydream.com/ Gets posted a lot. Brendan Gregg: http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/ Everything Linux Performance. Rich Hickey/David Nolen Mentioned enough around here.
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by base698 10y ago
Not sure if unthinkable is the right word: Simple Made Easy: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Simple-Made-Easy David Nolen talks about how immutable structures work: https://youtu.be/SiFwRtCnxv4?t=5
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by base698 10y ago
Got the Skull Canyon one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01DJ9XS52/ref=ox_sc_act_imag...
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by base698 10y ago
Just bought a NUC with an added 32GB of RAM as a dev machine. It's been great so far.
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by base698 10y ago
Seriously. My guess as to the reason Tesla did this was to skimp on manufacturing costs. Now that they are established I wish they'd remove that screen or reduce its size.
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by base698 10y ago
It's more than just swap. Second answer has more detail: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4970421/whats-the-differe... Udacity has a pretty good OS summary course. I had personally forgotten what a TLB wa
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by base698 10y ago
It had eggs and kraft cheddar--no sugar there. The lunch was pretty bad over all too in terms of choices.
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by base698 10y ago
Kind of reminds me of this: http://web.archive.org/web/20160304105922/http://www.lambdas... "Another feature about this guy is his low threshold of boredom. He'll pick up on a task and work fra
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by base698 10y ago
Dtrace is nice but everything seems trending away from it. I know you can't just compile and call it a day... Kind of what I was getting at :)
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by base698 10y ago
I find it strange that you think the CLI is clunky on Linux. Up until recently Mac shipped with an 3.x version of Bash. To star it had a version of sed that was in effect broken in several use cases. Mac also lacks the system profile capa

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