cmwelsh

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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Makes total sense. If your grammar is wrong, the compiler will catch you. If your English grammar is wrong, I will catch you. Make progress.
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I thought this was a dupe but actually this received avid discussion on reddit 5 days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/k5cbln/how_to_...
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
It was the default workflow when people used to share patch files as attachments on community forums. You could only diff your changes to the latest tip and send these changes to the maintainer as a “fast forward” merge. If the patch broke,
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Is it fair to say the waitstaff at Red Robin don't deserve to make a living because you said so? Usually they earn a living. If you don’t tip 20%, you’re cheap and should eat at home. It doesn’t start by you ruining a server’s day by a
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Is there something wrong with tipping 50%? I didn’t realize my actions could be considered “socially grotesque”. Hospitality staff absolutely don’t mind extra money - I know from experience.
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
What if he had been renting the property?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
It’s type safe once you have it all written out and syntactically valid. Just like you can omit types when working with generics using diamond operator. However, this is a nice reminder that lambda argument types can help sometimes.
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Can someone explain how this isn’t dis-information?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Usually when using Java streams, I’m mid-thought and the IDE cannot offer suggestions on my not-yet-syntactically-valid code. I end up typing the whole Collectors part by sheer muscle memory. I think this makes sense.
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I like the associated butter tub (frequently bought together section), what are the imperial butter sizes for it at my local American grocery store...?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Is this a good argument for building containers as “bare metal” as possible? You don’t have to remedy CVEs (and rebuild your containers) for anything that isn’t actually your application.
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Object-oriented programming isn’t dead but it’s still evolving. One facet that is trending is immutability. Objects can only be constructed with their full state provided. It’s the best of both worlds. However, moment is from an earlier zei
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Seems like you’re more interested in encoding your implementation details into a text document. This seems like something that could be left to the parser. Provide the target types for the deserialization. This isn’t Python pickle or Java s
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Is there any law that prohibits converting your wealth to cash and going on government aid? Is it legally fraud if you gave it to a 501(c)?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Is it possible that folks substituted their commute for extra work hours? There’s really not much to do, socially, when everything is locked down. Some people might take it as a chance to be a workaholic (with the possible burnout not in mi
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Why senior engineers get nothing done(swizec.com)
44 points by cmwelsh 6y ago|7 comments
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
From an enterprise background, I’ve seen it go wrong so many times. It’s worth it to script even 1 table change or 1 column schema definition. It’s kind of a “trust me” thing, but seriously, you get used to it. Your future “you”s will thank
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
How could it be stopped if the company owns the TLD? Do you mean bureaucratically (inside Netflix) allowing it?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I had a similar reaction but there are a few archetypes that are very similar to the duties of an IC. She mentions “Deep Diver” and that’s similar to my current role. I enjoy having systems thrown onto my lap and becoming an expert in them
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Real-time fuzzed data isn’t hard to come by when people are hacking memory cheats and DirectX for mainstream games. I hate to be the one to say it, but will we see a 2400 MMR player post his “hack” on HN one day?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I did a Ctrl+F and no one so far has posted about cheating! How can we trust a Twitch experience of chess when actual video game streamers have been caught cheating on Call of Duty et all? This seems rife for abuse. I love chess but I would
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I prefer to work for managers who recognize me as a person who can grow in the team. I get a lot of support because I foster a relationship that our combined success is important. Is this friendship? No. But it’s worked out very well. We bo
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I think he means that in technical analysis, they trade based on price action. Thus, insider trading gives you a peek into something that the fundamentals haven’t revealed yet (the price will change to reflect the secret news).
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Only 2000 lines and 27 files? I wish I worked on a codebase so simple!
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Well yes, that’s what I meant. My partner is only 5’2” and she would be highly concerned if someone zapped her arm with their electric rear.
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I noticed this at work when creating anchor links within our wiki - I thought perhaps I was doing something wrong. Can you elaborate on the submission title?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
I like the idea, but it’s trouble waiting to happen when you need to walk through a crowded room, no...? I’ve been in clubs and subways where my body is pressed against others on all sides. What’s the sting feel like?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
> What's more, a government body certainly can and surely would limit total loan amounts for affordability reasons. Interesting in this regard - the macro picture shows that the majority of the USA’s assets are these loans. Let’s ho
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Service accounts are a valid security pattern - what does it mean, project scoped?
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by cmwelsh 6y ago
Ignore them.

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