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by bbody 7y ago
Not sure I follow sorry.
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by bbody 7y ago
I use it for a CMD Resume ( https://github.com/bbody/CMD-Resume/ ), honestly though I can only think of one time the emoji helping me find where I broke something quickly. I followed ( https://github.com&#
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by bbody 7y ago
Not trying to defend Microsoft but isn't it just speculation to assume Microsoft is the reason GitHub is the reason the mentioned app and countries were banned?
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by bbody 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback, unfortunately it isn’t overly mobile friendly but I didn’t realise it didn’t work at all on iPadOS.
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by bbody 7y ago
Placeholder link, fixing :)
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by bbody 7y ago
Oh no, I just realized there is no partial support yet, will definitely be adding this to one of my projects once there is!
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by bbody 7y ago
I didn't know where to point it, so I just used the Wikipedia page as a placeholder. I created a PDF and am adding it in now :)
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by bbody 7y ago
Good point, I did think of having a command that essentially output everything in one hit.
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by bbody 7y ago
OP here, CMD Résumé was something I created to make my job applications stand out when I was just starting professional work and seeing jQuery Terminal ( https://terminal.jcubic.pl/ ). Despite a few "that's neat&quo
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by bbody 7y ago
Nice work! I was looking for something like this recently.
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Show HN: Command Line Résumé(cmd-resume.bbody.io)
32 points by bbody 7y ago|18 comments
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by bbody 7y ago
Nice! I built something similar over the last weekend for competitions me and my friends have.
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by bbody 8y ago
Likewise, I spent a day building a proof of concept but lost interest after.
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by bbody 8y ago
Just reading study guides and doing practice tests I bought off Taobao. The 6 months leading up I almost exclusively did Chinese classes (level around HSK5) and the 6 weeks leading up to the exam studied HSK couple of hours a day. I was a u
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by bbody 8y ago
I have learnt Mandarin for a similar amount of time, passed the HSK6 exam. I have also found it marginally useful in my professional life.
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by bbody 8y ago
I thought Phabricator was open source?
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by bbody 8y ago
Lyrebird ( https://lyrebird.ai/ ) is trying to the voice imitation component.
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by bbody 8y ago
Very interesting article with rational points but felt too short. Would be an interesting tech talk for Dmitriy Zaporozhets to do going in depth (I searched but couldn't find anything).
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by bbody 8y ago
I can't imagine this will work for too long, also will you be able to use external services? If money is an issue Bitbucket and Gitlab both have free private repos, just use one of them. Edit: Typo
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by bbody 8y ago
In this situation, wouldn't it tell you the package had a version bump?
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by bbody 8y ago
My apologies, I assumed you meant ones with known vulnerabilities. Given OP's link that was a bad assumption to make.
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by bbody 8y ago
You could run NPM Audit ( https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/audit )
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by bbody 8y ago
In regards to needing CI, it appears your project is open sourced. Both Travis [1] and CircleCI [2] both have free tiers for open source projects, worth a look! [1]: https://travis-ci.com/plans [2]: https://circl
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by bbody 8y ago
I believe for a while when you typed something in, Google Instant would start Googling things for you and show the results.
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by bbody 8y ago
Having worked with remote developers and freelancers both in employment and on side projects. Most important thing is making sure your requirements are clear, this will take time and might take a fair bit of trial and error. Just remember t
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by bbody 8y ago
Interesting idea, I find the last 30% of a side project is always the hardest.
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by bbody 8y ago
Like what OpenAI is doing with Dota? Except maybe between companies/countries?
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by bbody 8y ago
"Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman, it made me learn to start questioning my own thought processes.
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Deciding what features to implement(successfulsoftware.net)
1 points by bbody 9y ago|0 comments
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by bbody 9y ago
It seems nearly every year people ask the same thing.

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