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5y ago
How dare you have a good memory. Must mean you're a narcissist.
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Ask HN: Does anyone have examples of great Resumes or LinkedIn profiles?
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Speech police complaining about others using techniques to feign authority on things they themselves have no authority over is pretty fucking hypocritical.
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Feeling a bit threatened are we? > Politically homogeneous communities are more susceptible to witch hunts, particularly when they feel threatened from outside. The situation is one borne of politics being hoisted upon an institution tha
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If you ever meet a developer doesn't like making trade offs show them the door, it's basically all we do.
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Testing isn't only about bugs. Suggesting that's the only benefit is a strawman. Testing forces you to design better code. Sure you can mock the crap out of things and still create trash but if you think critically it usually affo
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That hasn't worked well for me. I'm too busy starting new things. On the other hand, while I've got a lot on the go, I do eventually finish things, so winning I guess?
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Hot take. Unit testing is not overrated, if you feel this way you likely just suck at optimising your suite for high RoI tests or chase some stupid metric like code coverage getting mad when you find out you wasted a bunch of time writing w
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> I am not American and I don't care about Fauci. I'm just reporting on what I observe in the Dutch discourse. Neither here nor there. Fauci, along with most governments in the oecd lied about mask efficacy to protect mask stoc
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> Many people don't understand the scientific method or that science is not about certainty but about constantly learning and adjusting. This is the Fauci argument. It doesn't work. Aside from being incredibly Condescending to
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Between Gmail, Search and AdWords I'm sure you numbskulls could come up with something to deal with a bit of spam.
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Does America not have labour laws that protect unionization? You idiots need to stop voting for establishment politicians for fear of wasting your vote. Got news for ya, both your parties suck donkey balls.
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I wouldn't accept a work phone unless I was given full control over it and can use it for personal use as well. I'm not carrying two around. If you want me to leave one at my desk that's fine but you won't reach me on it
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Probably a Google account sign on. If I sign into my work Google account on my androids chrome it basically forces you to install spyware so our IT team can suck up my browser history. It sounds like chrome os takes this approach and adds s
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Probably shouldn't go round accusing Linux users of "failing to grasp the level of tyranny" when it comes to people forcing the use of Apple, Google or Microsoft operating systems.
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Brute force problem solving is a technique like any other. Has its pros and cons, places it excells and places it doesn't. I can only expend so much energy learning a problem domain so many times a day, sometimes, using instinct and le
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5y ago
I'm surprised they're not doing something more ground breaking regarding hive design. https://youtu.be/9ItlOFLTUAs
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5y ago
Or we could just stop killing them with pesticides.
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5y ago
Starting to sound a lot like your description of RSA, just more positive about it.
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It's literally in the first paragraph... > Postlite is a network proxy to allow access to remote SQLite databases over the Postgres wire protocol. This allows GUI tools to be used on remote SQLite databases which can make administra
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It's a binary decision. The only way to properly poll that is either rank choice voting or a second vote after voting to change or not.
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Email zoom your info. They have excellent Linux support and staff work to resolve issues quickly.
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> When it comes to code reviews, it’s a common phenomenon that there is much focus and long-winded discussions around mundane aspects like code formatting and style, whereas important aspects (does the code change do what it is supposed
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I tried that for a while but now my reviews are basically: "No, stop, don't." https://youtu.be/uVdDXeYM4ss It's like I'm talking to children, they think I'm just old and stuck in my ways and th
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How does that work? Did you need to tune the tv to it?
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Or maybe you just don't like the idea of the government rifling through your shit. Recent example: https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/s1pvs3/customs_c... After reading this I'll never