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by bsuvc 4y ago
> You aren't the customer I guess they are trying hard to keep it that way. I do buy vehicles from time-to-time though, so I think I am a potential customer.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
So depending on the manufacturer, one of these: * Double press the button (like double-click) * Long press the button * Press the button 5 times really fast. The article says this is in Japan, but would these not work anywhere? Also, the Ho
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Would you ask this of a woman? Why do you assume there is something wrong with OP's appearance, and that it is OP's fault if someone doesn't like how he looks? Because he is a man?
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Yeah, the mere presence of unit tests is not enough. It has to actually assert something useful. When I code review, I try to make sure I call out "fake tests".
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Have you considered contribution to an open source project on GitHub? Then in your interview, when your lack of experience comes up, you can point to your open source experience. Next, consider getting a certification or two. For someone wi
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Unit testing and using dependency injection to write test-able code. I'm not sure if it was years, but it wasn't immediate. I just didn't understand why dependency injection was good at first, and not just someone's weir
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Not sure if it is a resolution, or maybe just some "New Years Cleaning", but I'm trying to curate my social media feeds a little more. I have already done of good job of eliminating the toxic depressing people in years past,
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by bsuvc 4y ago
I'm actually playing that right now on PC. I never played it before and was looking for some cheap, fun RPG games. I finished Baldurs Gate I a couple weeks ago and then moved on to II.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Your inability to afford a Lamborghini or fear of crashing it doesn't make it less valuable. I get what you're saying. I don't drive, nor do I want, a Lamborghini, but that fact does not reduce its value.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Agreed culture is important, but no amount of culture can make up for a lack of IT investment. Is it possible for a company to be too culture-focused though, where they are so enamored with how great their culture is that they neglect other
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by bsuvc 4y ago
> Therefore the Toyota is better. I didn't say Lamborghini were better, just that they are more valuable. Are you saying a Toyota is more valuable? I would like to buy a Lamborghini from you.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
One starving child does not determine the global value of biscuits.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
This title is click-bait. Despite that, I'm not convinced that SQL syntax sucks, and certainly not convinced by the specific rollup example in the blog post. Personally, I find SQL easy to understand and flexible enough to achieve any
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by bsuvc 4y ago
> Culture is far more important than IT Is it though? I'm not saying culture is unimportant, but IT seems pretty damn important to them right now, given the situation, which culture didn't prevent and won't fix.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
More people drive Toyotas than Lamborghinis. So Toyotas are more valuable?
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Yes, it's about as useless as relying on Amazon reviews. Affiliate marketing and SEO optimization have pretty much destroyed the usefulness of searching for product reviews. I usually just add "reddit" to the end of whatever
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by bsuvc 4y ago
How cash strapped? Personally, I would just use something managed like AWS's RDS for PostgreSQL https://aws.amazon.com/rds/postgresql/ Then you don't need to worry too much about administrative tasks. As
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by bsuvc 4y ago
1. We will learn that one or more traditional banks have taken on cryptocurrency exposure and will need to be bailed out to prevent another financial crisis. 2. Politicians will introduce legislation to regulate AI, with the initial focus o
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by bsuvc 4y ago
I haven't seen what you're talking about here on HN. My impression is that a lot of people here, including myself, have been taking sort of a wait-and-see approach to Twitter, to avoid overreacting. Are you misinterpreting that as
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Sort of. Each of those have their own k8s implementation. It's a standard way to define and run container workloads (jobs, services, etc) and related resources like storage, configs, secrets, etc.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
Of course 50 is not too old as long as you have a growth mindset. But you already had a software company and it "fizzled out" and you got burned out. So more importantly, have you learned anything from that, and how will you do th
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by bsuvc 4y ago
> [1]: please just forgive this term as a stand in for the personality traits that express in people with sufficient testosterone and success as defined by the society What a world we live in, where people have to apologize for using the
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by bsuvc 4y ago
> a lot more work than just contributing a patch. For you it is. But for a maintainer, reviewing and accepting a pull request can still be a lot of work, especially if the code has been stable for a long time.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
This is a great point, but if true, Apple should do a better job of communicating the reason, including specifics, not just say "your app is rejected because it is outdated".
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by bsuvc 4y ago
There are no platforms, or no good ones anyway. You have to network on your own. As a fallback, you can approach a larger agency and see if you can subcontract through them on some of their projects.
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by bsuvc 4y ago
I don't think anyone can answer that question but you. But here are some questions for you: What is your financial situation like? Would taking a sabbatical put you in a bad situation with your savings, or even worse, debt? What if wha
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by bsuvc 4y ago
I really enjoyed Indy Neidell's "The Great War", which is a week-by-week history of World War I on YouTube. https://youtube.com/c/TheGreatWarSeries He is also doing the same thing for World War II: http
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by bsuvc 4y ago
GitHub Pages works well for me. https://pages.github.com/
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by bsuvc 4y ago
An even better question is why do people go to college, expecting it to be a trade school? There is nothing wrong with CS curriculum. It's just not for everybody. This is like going to college for Physics and then complaining that they
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by bsuvc 4y ago
> each kind of person Everyone in their respective buckets, amirite?

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