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by bhasi 3y ago
Thanks a lot! I really love this superset of /now pages with your own great idea of an /ideas page.
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by bhasi 3y ago
Great! I don't have an /about or /ideas page, but I do have a /now and a /uses page. https://gurudas.dev I currently only have a short blurb on my landing homepage instead of a full /about page beca
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by bhasi 3y ago
Have you used the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic keyboard? I really like that, but it isn't mechanical.
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by bhasi 3y ago
For great commit messages, just browse the git history of the Linux kernel where this is the standard. The first line always mentions the subsystem affected by the change, followed by a one-line imperative-mood summary of the change. Subseq
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by bhasi 3y ago
There have been many such claims of decipherment of the Indus Valley script, with varying levels of rigour in their arguments, but I wouldn't consider any of them having actually achieved it.
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by bhasi 3y ago
Gatech, UPenn, U Colorado Boulder all have great CompE programs at both undergrad and graduate levels.
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by bhasi 3y ago
> Hindenburg publication I have not been following the Nikola story, and the fact that the founder has now been convicted of fraud came as news to me. I also was not aware that Hindenburg had published anything on Nikola - reading that n
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by bhasi 3y ago
The "web design in 4 min" linked to at the bottom of the page is very interesting.
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Fun with git rebase --interactive(gurudas.dev)
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by bhasi 3y ago
Recently had the opportunity to use git rebase --interactive --exec at work and thought I'd blog about it. Feedback welcome.
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I've been using ag forever - will check out ripgrep.
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by bhasi 3y ago
Hope to try out one of these challenges soon.
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"Creaking From the Tires or Brakes" I don't have a Tesla, but I hear this sound in my own car, especially now that it's winter. I began hearing this after my recent car service that involved a ~real~ rear brakes replacem
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by bhasi 3y ago
Thank you! I was just looking for something like this.
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by bhasi 3y ago
What's the issue with Qualcomm's WiFi card?
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> git pickaxe, or about exclude patterns, and don't even think to question if you can do something like "git log -G'int.*foo\(' -- ':(exclude)directory'" to search for 'foo' in the git log, ex
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by bhasi 3y ago
Greg KH has talked about this on multiple occasions. The sheer number of developers contributing to the Linux kernel makes anything other than a plaintext email-based workflow impossible.
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That is indeed a nice touch. I've seen that before in presentations generated usingn LaTeX Beamer templates.
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1. Loved discovering that shebangs are handled by the kernel in Chapter 3 - I did not know that. 2. Enjoyed reading the `execve` walkthrough. 3. I also like that you make it a point to include what the Mac OS and Windows equivalents for Li
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Commenting to get back to reading this later. Thank you for this resource#
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by bhasi 3y ago
I'm an embedded Linux engineer and I love C and Linux in particular. However, I'm considering dipping my toes in non-embedded stuff for a while, particularly full-stack development and wondering if the grass is greener on the othe
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by bhasi 3y ago
> no compilation, no running code I recently had an interview where, for the first time, the coding round was Coderpad based, which allowed me to run my code and build my solution bit by bit with instantaneous feedback. I know for sure t
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by bhasi 3y ago
> You probably dodged a stressful position. Word - I never considered this possibility. But now that you mention it, the hiring manager I spoke to had this smug swagger about him and a condescending sneer about my current company and ope
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by bhasi 3y ago
That is really terrible - sorry that happened to you. The company I got the take home test from is a well known and established leader in its domain - not anything like the one you described above.
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by bhasi 3y ago
Interviewed with a company recently and they gave me a take home assessment after my initial round with the hiring manager. This being my first take home assessment ever, I excitedly sat down to solve it. I took about a couple of days (had
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by bhasi 3y ago
I got 11% as well.
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Show HN: My first statically generated website(gurudas.dev)
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https://twitter.com/secondmentions is a collection of instances of said "elegant variations".
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by bhasi 3y ago
I didn't know either. Gonna try it out!
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by bhasi 3y ago
This very thing happened to me recently in an interview. This was my first interview after not having actively interviewed for a few years now, so I was quite rusty. I was asked what some issues were that I worked on at an initial phase of

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