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by bern4444 5y ago
For the multiple selections feature, how is that different from vim's visual selection paired with additional commands? For example, in vim I typically visually select a block and then run :s/foo/bar or hit > to indent etc
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by bern4444 5y ago
That's exactly why I really dislike a lot of IDEs and editors. I've been using (n)vim for 3+ years now as my main editor. A big value of (neo)vim is the lack of clutter and how easy it is to bring up and hide windows/buffers
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by bern4444 5y ago
IME, yes people are hesitant to leave sometimes out of a fear of the interview process, but I think this is no different than other industries where people generally are hesitant to take action that has a chance of of 0 payoff with a lot of
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by bern4444 5y ago
I'm surprised companies don't buy insurance against this. I could very easily see insurance companies offering a new product. Pay us $25,000 a year, for a 5 million liability. Or 50,000 a year for a 10 million dollar liability shi
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by bern4444 5y ago
I highly doubt that individuals at each company are actively manually deleting tweets or instagram posts.
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by bern4444 5y ago
I think this is looking at the situation a bit backwards. Most families have both parents working so they can afford to live at the same level that a family in the past could afford with one working parent. If minimum wage was meant to supp
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by bern4444 5y ago
I agree with you a good bit as well. This is a rare opportunity where employees have a slight upper hand and don't have to be dictated to for once. I think what many businesses of all sizes often forget is that you get back what you gi
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by bern4444 5y ago
A fair point. Perhaps it will also outprice other similar sized businesses too though
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by bern4444 5y ago
Who would have thought. Amongst all the companies complaining they can’t find workers, they seem to all maintain a truly massive cognitive dissonance and lack of complete self reflection. Good for Chipotle for demonstrating actual leadershi
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by bern4444 5y ago
I've believed for a bit of time now that the only real reason for the FED to pursue a 2% inflation goal (and I personally believe inflation is far higher than 2%) is to reduce the US's increasing debt burden over time. If the deb
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by bern4444 5y ago
I agree and find this is the largest problem I face on clubhouse. Room discovery is hard. Titles and descriptions are often poorly written and inaccurate. I also often find the conversations to be far less insightful and interesting than I
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by bern4444 5y ago
I view this in a different light. We have two options for platforms, one for each idea. One idea being a platform that allows for third party app stores (android) and another platform that does not (apple). We already have a choice, between
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by bern4444 6y ago
I don't consider it a constraint they're imposing on themselves but rather a goal they're actively trying to achieve (decreasing the device size and profile). Some people have small desks. A small footprint desktop computer t
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by bern4444 6y ago
I think it makes sense. The power cable is usually fixed and not moved for a desktop computer. The same holds true for an ethernet cable. It's fixed and plugged into the wall. So both ports that are used for fixed cords plug and that p
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by bern4444 6y ago
The first iPhone didn't have an App Store. Any 'apps' were websites and in fact, apple had a website that listed various 'apps' the user could 'install' to their phone. I don't remember if these were
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by bern4444 6y ago
In a recent informal pointing session I suggested we attach a volatility score in addition to a point score to tickets related to an ongoing project. The goal being, by including a point estimation AND volatility score, we are able to creat
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by bern4444 6y ago
I'd love to see a similar effort for gruvbox [0]. I've never used a better theme and its the one I always return to. [0] https://github.com/gruvbox-community/gruvbox
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by bern4444 6y ago
I wonder how this will jive with GDPR/CCPA right to be forgotten laws. If a person has the right to be forgotten, I can't imagine that this decision will be allowed to continue for so long. Does the person have to ask for their in
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by bern4444 6y ago
Very cool video, I enjoyed how even then he was thinking about "intelligent devices" when he talks about intelligent ATMs and intelligent video games. I wonder if this was always present in his mind and helped lead to the term &qu
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by bern4444 6y ago
Like goatinaboat said above, some companies are legendary enough to attract top talent through the sheer force of their reputation. Netflix seems to be one of those places. So they can get away with it. They also pay engineers extremly well
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by bern4444 6y ago
This is where equity becomes important. If you're a company hiring engineers but can't offer a 'market rate' or find that people aren't accepting offers because the compensation is too low, your other bargining chip
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by bern4444 6y ago
I agree. Most people are far better off switching every 3 years. I just put in my 2 weeks notice this past week at my current company and I'm getting a massive raise in total compensation. Its not FAANG or necessarily a large company b
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by bern4444 6y ago
I work at a large video streaming company. I put in my 2 weeks notice last week. A coworker put theirs in a few weeks before me and another a few days after me. All of us are frustrated about the company's (lack of) leveling system, po
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by bern4444 6y ago
The vim landscape today is pretty incredible. Neovim nightly supports native LSP (and Treesitter!) so you get all the functionality that VSCode pioneered. Neovim also supports configuring your setup in lua, certainly a better language than
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by bern4444 6y ago
A comment on the website. I know on HN its popular to have minimal sites. But this is just rediculous. While I also dislike medium, they get the spacing right. This site is awful to read. Generally lines shouldn't be longer than 700px
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by bern4444 6y ago
I disagree. Most tickets my team points (using fibonacci) end up as a 5 or an 8. Sometimes we have something that's a 2 (like a config update or a one liner) but the majority of the time its a 5 or an 8. In fact, we often say if someth
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by bern4444 6y ago
Totally agree, the goal is to timebox features and tickets. If the feature or task takes longer than the allotted time, you get to be agile and reevaluate if you should continue on the feature (does it need just a bit more work) or if its s
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by bern4444 6y ago
I love this haha, maybe I'll propose it to my team tomrrow
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by bern4444 6y ago
> Tickets and tasks should result in adding value to the business I mean, they should but its not always a direct path. Resolving tech debt should speed up delivery of future products and features. Do businesses actually understand that
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by bern4444 6y ago
I hate the term sprints. The idea is good but the term is horribly inaccurate. Sprint makes it seem like its a quick dash to the finish line and then its over. But the work is never over. One sprint ends and the next one starts immediately

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