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by dshacker 1y ago
Yeah, it was a whole journey. I can't believe it happened. Thanks for your comment.
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Microsoft Office migration from Source Depot to Git(danielsada.tech)
366 points by dshacker 1y ago|275 comments
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How OneNote Sync and Storage works, in-depth(danielsada.tech)
2 points by dshacker 1y ago|1 comments
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Many Bosses, the Reality of Running Your Own Company(danielsada.tech)
1 points by dshacker 1y ago|1 comments
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My teacher teaching me about features I built(danielsada.tech)
1 points by dshacker 1y ago|0 comments
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by dshacker 1y ago
I never got paid! Sadly enough.
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by dshacker 1y ago
I was very reminded of watching this years ago while writing my blog.
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No Pay, No Work; Early Career Lessons(danielsada.tech)
136 points by dshacker 1y ago|104 comments
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by dshacker 1y ago
Neopets was really cool. I remember a lot of cool techniques to get positioning right, css, tables, and 1x1 gifs :D
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by dshacker 1y ago
Minecraft modding rocks, you see a lot of inefficient code but it makes it so nice to jump into Java. Khan academy hit different back then :)
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by dshacker 1y ago
It's amazing how one single purchase changed so many paths!
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by dshacker 1y ago
These files are too big! Lets remove pagefile.sys
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Breaking computers taught me to build them(danielsada.tech)
117 points by dshacker 2y ago|70 comments
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by dshacker 2y ago
Ted Chiang is one of my favorite novelists. His way of writing is mentally engaging and FUN. One of my favorite books is his compendium of short stories "Exhalation". My favorite story is the one where you can talk/interact&#
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by dshacker 2y ago
Hah, funnily enough this is exactly what I was working on this year :)
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20 Years of blogging and why Substack is king(blogsystem5.substack.com)
4 points by dshacker 2y ago|0 comments
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Developer productivity is 99% perception(danielsada.tech)
4 points by dshacker 2y ago|0 comments
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by dshacker 3y ago
My blog, tech and productivity! https://danielsada.tech/
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by dshacker 3y ago
Amazing study, was really interesting to read. How do you get to do this studies? How does someone get into social science like this? How did you pay for all the tickets for all the cities?
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by dshacker 3y ago
What's the thing that breaks the most in organs?
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by dshacker 3y ago
This is really interesting, I really like that the dataset is embedded in the page. Is there a general place where banned books are reported?
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by dshacker 4y ago
I recently took a class on linux kernel development, and this is indeed correct, you can always expect when developing for the linux kernel to get your bugs from external sources. If your code has a bug or breaks something, you get a nice e
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by dshacker 5y ago
I have tried ShareX, but I still feel like it is really easy to share a screenshot of something you are working on and share to the internet way too easily. How do you avoid those situations? Feels like having a loaded gun at all times.
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by dshacker 5y ago
Agreed, but I'd argue that any good scripting language would do it.
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by dshacker 5y ago
Agreed, there is a lot of power to Selenium or Chrome Headless, but it does require a bit more investment than your normal tool.
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by dshacker 5y ago
How do you use it?
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by dshacker 5y ago
Thank you! Fixed it on the post
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by dshacker 5y ago
Oh wait, it doesn't let me edit anymore
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by dshacker 5y ago
Edited it :)
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by dshacker 5y ago
Thank you HN for being so valuable <3 It is truly a gold mine what I find in this website every day.

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