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cozuya
8y ago
Probably off topic, but I have to relate this anecdote because its just so funny to me. I took a new job at the beginning of the year. It was to lead development of v2 of an internal app originally written in Angular and convert/upgra
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I took a 30 second look and yeah there's no real validation other than can't be non-empty so feel free to type in "I'd prefer not to say" or if it were me "I don't feel this question is appropriate" b
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8y ago
I have the opposite experience to be honest. I'm 42 and don't see anyone being way ahead of me due to their age or stamina. Maybe its because I didn't start this career until my mid 30s though.
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Oddly I had ~quarterly migraines (aura/blindness, the whole thing) every year from age 25-32ish when I got into weightlifting for the first time. Since then I've had maybe 2 in the past 10 years. Didn't know they could just
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8y ago
Unless you're very much supporting very legacy stuff, don't bother learning about prototypes, at least beyond "well it makes objects but unlike classes its actually a function itself" stuff.
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8y ago
My OP should have called out that I specifically let everyone know that I have no problem with them using git commit -n and git push --no-verify to get around it if they are in feature branches. But yes I implemented this on day.. 2 of my
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8y ago
(front end js) My new favorite tool is the ridiculously named husky package, which allows for configurable git hooks inside of package.json. Specifically what I'm doing now is precommit eslint and prettier, and prepush test:all i.e. p
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8y ago
One of the biggest problems people in general have is not realizing that your relatives are not necessarily your family.
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It doesn't even have a favicon!
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Really looking forward to trying this out on my Windows box at home. About twice a year I look for good terminal programs for it and it seems nearly impossible. To this day I just have a bunch of Git Bash windows running...
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9y ago
Huh? There's UHC/Optum sure, but also Best Buy, Target, and a bunch others. Most of the people I know don't know or care about the healthcare scene here.
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Frankly you've essentially hit on the main issue there - the problem with SO in its current form is "bad questions". But people who are asking questions are typically not people who understand how SO works and don't kno
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9y ago
Two take home "challenges" I've done in the recent past stand out for me: 1) I spent 6 hours on it. I didn't do some of the "optional" parts (unit tests specifically) because I felt like 6 hours was enough to
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9y ago
There's lots of other ways to "find out if people can program" than the above nonsense. The easiest is if they have any open source projects.
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9y ago
Very cool - a little surprised if it was endorsed that you didn't get the art. I specifically picked my board game project because it was creative commons (plug: https://secrethitler.io ).
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9y ago
PrettierJS. Do you write javascript and have heard about this and thought to yourself "oh yeah sounds neat I'll look into it when I have the time" just like a ton of other things? This is the exception. Go spend 1/2 h
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Ask HN: Has anyone learned to speak Hindi?
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9y ago
You've never taken a value from a web input field that was supposed to be a number? You've never used parseInt?
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9y ago
My web adaptation of the social deduction board game Secret Hitler: https://secrethitler.io Pretty fun, don't get to do much back end stuff so its a learning process. Its creative commons so can't make $ off it but t
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9y ago
Huh I have had a very easy time integrating passport, mongoose, and morgan respectively for the above 3 asks.
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Shameless plug, my online version of the social deduction board game Secret Hitler. https://secrethitler.io
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10y ago
Just curious but what happened to Dust? Is it still a thing with them?
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That probably explains why its also stripped from React's not-so-accurately named "DangerouslySetInnerHTML" method..
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10y ago
I'm using consoleZ, its.. ok. Console 2 seemed a little more robust, may give that a shot again. Getting things like right click context menu "console here" involves fun registry editing.. https://github.com/
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Here's my anecdata after recently attempting to move permanently from Windows to Linux Mint: * No logitech mouse support = severely disabled experience. I can't use any of the extra mouse buttons in the way I want on my Performan
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10y ago
Wow. It could be 20 years from now and all that's left in tech is Amagoogleapplesoft and I'd still walk out when that was said to my face.
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10y ago
I made a one night variation of werewolf in React/Node at https://onenightwerewolf.online . Not seeing much play because I haven't advertised it at all.. until um now. Check it out if you like lying to internet stran
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10y ago
control/command k, 1 in sublime (code folding level 1) instead of doing it manually. duh.
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Show HN: One Night Werewolf
(onenightwerewolf.online)
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10y ago
You can turn it around on them a little bit by replying "this sounds like it may be a good fit for me, but I'll need a salary range from you in order to move forward" and then the whole conversation is short circuited.
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