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by cname 11y ago
created_by and updated_by both pointing at the user table?
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by cname 11y ago
> I took 40+ hours of Angular 1.5 code and converted it to React code in a single 8 hour work day That doesn't seem like a fair comparison considering that when you first wrote that code, you probably had to figure out things unrela
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by cname 11y ago
Hasn't it been shown that artificial sweeteners can mess with your blood sugar level and may be just as bad for you as sugar? It seems like it would be best to wean yourself from the craving for sweets. http://www.webmd.com&
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by cname 11y ago
This only works when they make it easy for you. There are a lot of places where everything seems great during the interview (and they don't do any of the things you mentioned), but then it turns out to be terrible. There's also
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by cname 11y ago
Oh, you don't care for JS/node? That's really interesting. Do you have a non-flammable, on-topic comment about the project?
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by cname 11y ago
Am I missing something? What the article describes seems to be the most common way people use GitHub with a git flow branching style. Is the contention just over the "would _have_ to" part? I think it's likely the author know
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by cname 11y ago
How do you know it wasn't the same marketing person mentioned in the GP writing those responses?
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by cname 11y ago
If you can't trust `git stash`, you can't trust git in general, because you can do all kinds of destructive things (which are usually recoverable).
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by cname 11y ago
In case anyone looks at that and thinks it's cute or clever or fun... it's not. People will end up hating you for doing that. Okay, maybe hate is too strong, but it will certainly engender some strong negative feelings in anyone w
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by cname 11y ago
What you described has literally nothing to do with Communism. I can't find any meaning in your comment. Is it a joke?
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by cname 11y ago
What on earth does the GPL have to do with owning _ideas_? Please explain. Also, do you think that Linux, for example, is draining the world's resources? If so, how?
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by cname 11y ago
I don't know why so many people think Socialism is about welfare. Socialism is about who owns and controls the means of production. Read about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism
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by cname 11y ago
Really? Because people are so honest? Everyone on your team tells lies every single day, I guarantee it. What you're saying contradicts the common advice to oversell yourself (AKA "fake it til you make it").
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by cname 11y ago
If you're being super pedantic, sure, but... as far as the typical developer/employee is concerned, it's not relevant.
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by cname 11y ago
"Responsive" doesn't mean those things. Just because some sites fail to design a decent mobile experience, doesn't mean HN (or you or anyone else) can't.
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by cname 11y ago
I don't think that's referring to a case like this. I'd also argue that voting _does_, slightly, change the representation.
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by cname 11y ago
I just did %s/a/b and it worked. I think you need to install the ex-mode plugin.
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by cname 11y ago
> There's no emulation for the colon prompt, ... There's an ex-mode plugin.
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by cname 11y ago
It's not a Python thing, though. It's a reStructuredText thing. I don't see how this syntax is more "magic" than, say, using # in Markdown to indicate a heading. The reason it's a double colon is because a sing
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by cname 11y ago
I'm wondering how myopia is going to help anything, including running a business. EDIT: I find it somewhat irritating that this needs to be stated, but helping the economically disadvantaged doesn't mean just raising taxes and giv
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by cname 11y ago
> the socially conscious hipster Maybe we'd make more progress if we stopped denigrating people for trying to do what they can. It may not be enough, but at least some people are trying to do _something_. But when you put people dow
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by cname 11y ago
Isn't Ruby strongly typed (like Python)? Or do you mean statically typed?
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by cname 11y ago
As someone else in this thread noted, this also includes police and other authority figures, but it can also include family and friends.
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by cname 11y ago
Why are you calling someone "problematic" for not being neurotypical? Do you really think that's helpful? As far as I can tell, the person you're responding to hasn't said anything offensive nor criticized anyone, s
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by cname 11y ago
It's amazing how you can tell so much about a person just by reading one short article. To me, your advice comes across as condescending. Maybe you need to work on your communication skills too? Regardless, what's the practical so
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by cname 11y ago
Explain?
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by cname 11y ago
> I don't see comments helping me... I don't know why people say this type of thing, as if there's some choice you have to make between good names and comments. You can have both, and there are absolutely times when commen
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by cname 11y ago
Really? I've never not been able to find an email I was looking for in Gmail.
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by cname 11y ago
> The gun debate never uses rational language on either side. Case in point?
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by cname 11y ago
You don't use any of the default iPhone apps? I find that hard to believe. What about these: - calculator - camera - clock - contacts - messages - phone - photos - safari If you literally use none of these apps, I would be really sur

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