dhmiller

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by dhmiller 6y ago
Some developers just write bad documentation. Some spend so much time in the weeds that when it comes time to write the documentation, they write a garbled string of words that tries to address all of the edge cases with not enough emphasis
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by dhmiller 6y ago
I was working from home about 2 or 3 days a week before the pandemic. I always found that the key to success is to maintain as much of my standard "going to the office" routine as possible. - I wake up at the same time every day.
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by dhmiller 6y ago
There are things that vim does better. There are things that VS Code does better. There are things that Visual Studio does better. You can memorize all sorts of things about your particular editor of choice and you will be more efficient an
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by dhmiller 7y ago
> The APPLE DISK is different than most other drives because it ignores the timing hole, using the motor and ‘soft’ timing techniques instead.
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by dhmiller 7y ago
I've said it many times before. Biometrics should be used as usernames and not as passwords. You should be able to change a password.
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by dhmiller 7y ago
I remember when their max password length was 8 characters. It blew my mind that a (effectively) bank had such terrible requirements. At least they fixed that
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by dhmiller 7y ago
What you describe as a Product Engineer, I call a Senior Engineer/Developer/Programmer/etc. Your examples essentially differentiate between 1) a person who accomplishes an assigned task because it was assigned to them and 2)
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by dhmiller 7y ago
"These videos come from YouTube. They were uploaded in the last week and have titles like DSC 1234 and IMG 4321. They have almost zero previous views." That is from the initial page load. So it would seem that the title pattern th