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by dsschnau 10y ago
off topic: I had no idea John Carmack was so fit!
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by dsschnau 10y ago
I used to think like this. I have two kids and one more on the way. Setting aside the emotional part of the equation, having kids _is_ very taxing on your time and energy. It forces you to prioritize like never before. And that shows in you
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by dsschnau 10y ago
woohoo CSS Grid! It's happening!
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by dsschnau 10y ago
He can apologize by resigning and going back to the frat that he came from.
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by dsschnau 10y ago
This dude is 100% right. Every developer I've worked with ever gives zero fucks about privacy. This is one change that has to happen with us, because you're damn right users aren't going to care.
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by dsschnau 10y ago
I think the most important factor for my own professional growth has been working with people who know more 'stuff' than me. Every job I've had I've learned _tons_ from my coworkers. I wouldn't know frontend if I ha
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by dsschnau 10y ago
Agreed - my first thought on reading the headline was "duh. what companies _aren't_ manipulating reddit?"
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by dsschnau 10y ago
heh. Zuck doesn't give a fuck
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by dsschnau 10y ago
That's a nice story arc. Thanks for your help building Stack Overflow. It's helped me manymanymany times as a programmer :) Best of luck on your future endeavors!
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by dsschnau 10y ago
^^ yeah. that. all of that. wtf is going on?
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by dsschnau 10y ago
Biggest thing for me is to talk to whomever wrote it, or if they're not available, whomever has the most knowledge of the codebase.
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by dsschnau 10y ago
I'm glad to hear that, because that's usually when I resort to using it.
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by dsschnau 10y ago
Haha, I wish! I have a notoriously hard time focusing through the day, especially if personal matters are weighing on my mind.
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by dsschnau 10y ago
i've never seen anyone actually use a pomodoro in real life, and the occasional day i've given it s a shot, I end up thinking "this is silly, I'll just focus on my work". I guess my protest is that it seems silly, e
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by dsschnau 10y ago
Cool! This is actually a potential resolution my team has. We use Slack to communicate and kind-of-sort-of put documentation in VSTS, but really we only use VSTS for source control and project management. The real 'this is how the syst
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by dsschnau 10y ago
A few years ago we used this service for my wife's resume who works on the business end of IT. It worked great, her callback rate went through the roof and she landed a gig in our new city in no time. I don't know as much how well
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by dsschnau 10y ago
i had no idea that emacs had so many features (from this and other comments).
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by dsschnau 10y ago
DuckDuckGo is a great alternative
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by dsschnau 11y ago
wouldn't you try to teach him how to work in an functional language? He didn't "learn object oriented" programming, he just learned to code in languages built around it. i think understanding the difference between OO an
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by dsschnau 11y ago
that heart animation is flippin' cute, thats why
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Just Need A Beat – streaming hip-hop instrumentals(justneedabeat.azurewebsites.net)
1 points by dsschnau 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsschnau 12y ago
Agreed. This writer is just being a dick to stir up controversy. Microsoft has a lot of potential and what looks like good leadership from their new CEO. I think and hope things will go well for them.
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A quick intro to vim macros(danschnau.com)
2 points by dsschnau 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsschnau 12y ago
I did give credence that a link shortening service may go away leaving some broken links, but the underlying web page is still there. And I agree that hyperlinks are better, but that isn't possible in all cases.
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Link shorteners are fine.(danschnau.com)
1 points by dsschnau 12y ago|2 comments
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Naming SASS variables(danschnau.com)
1 points by dsschnau 12y ago|0 comments
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Maybe the software industry is maturing?(danschnau.com)
1 points by dsschnau 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsschnau 12y ago
This is sweet! I've been trying to learn how to use the SC wrapper and your code is a wonderful example. Thanks!
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by dsschnau 12y ago
Do you have a customer for this, or just making it for the heck of it?
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by dsschnau 12y ago
The vulnerability has been there for two years. So any information transmitted over that time might have been stolen. That's why everyone has to tell you to change your passwords.

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