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by e28eta 7y ago
I was on a team that did the same, a long time ago. I’d be interested in a follow up if they ever ask for an update. Or can you push updates to them? I’m also curious how you structured the changes. Does this work exist on a separate branch
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by e28eta 8y ago
I first saw the suggestion at https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2012/07/09/software-inventory... He makes a reasonable case that not keeping the bug queue manageable leads to increased cost. I've definite
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by e28eta 8y ago
Storing password + TOTP together does leave you vulnerable if your vault is stolen/broken into, but I've gone all-in on storing them in 1Password because that's a trade off I'm willing to make.
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by e28eta 8y ago
I'm pretty disappointed that the same event where Apple touted that they were keeping support for the iPhone 5S was the one they dropped support for pre-2012 Macs. Especially because my maxed out 2011 Mini apparently has similar geek
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by e28eta 9y ago
I really enjoyed the Lava Layer antipattern for incremental refactors that never complete. Having learned to recognize it, I think I'm more aware of the cost/benefit of introducing a new pattern, even if it's better in some w
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by e28eta 9y ago
I saw a couple regressions, but I believe that was the goal
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by e28eta 9y ago
It's old (circa 2006) and really low level, but I loved reading through Mac OS X Internals ( http://www.osxbook.com ) If it were updated, or a vol2 was released with all the new stuff, I would immediately buy it. It's no
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by e28eta 9y ago
I recently moved, and we paid for Comcast installation (instead of self-install) because at our utility connection there was just a bundle of cables with the ends cut off. I didn’t understand why anyone would have cut them. Now I’m upset th
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by e28eta 9y ago
Our iOS app with Java backend was using long for database IDs on both ends. I was going through the ILP32->LP64 conversion process and when I realized we had a pretty serious discrepancy. I think it's a really easy mistake for the f
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by e28eta 9y ago
Something Apple highlighted a couple times, and I think is relevant, is that since CoreML runs on the device, it works offline. More importantly, that's also what enables real time video analysis. It may not be decisive, but it's
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by e28eta 9y ago
Agree with siblings about two finger drag to move cursor around. Additionally, I really enjoy the apple keyboard case for my iPad Pro. Real arrow keys, along with option, command, and shift modifiers are how I select text on the Mac, and
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by e28eta 9y ago
I printed this XKCD specifically to remind myself that some things aren't worth automating! https://xkcd.com/1205/ On the other hand, sometimes you're automating for reasons other than time savings. Maybe rep
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by e28eta 9y ago
I should have canceled sooner. I thought it was possible he was filling up gas, or some other sort of bio break. Which in retrospect is kind of dumb
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by e28eta 9y ago
I've had ethical qualms about Uber for a long time, but I've always gotten good service. Unfortunately, I had a Lyft experience that really turned me off. They matched me with a driver who was 5-10 minutes away (I believe he was a
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by e28eta 9y ago
Usually, when the "what we'd like to see in {iOS,macOS}++" articles come out, it's just a couple weeks before Apple announces the new features and I shake my head because it is already way too late for the feedback to re
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by e28eta 10y ago
As far as I can tell, that's something the Trump admin has suggested would be a good idea, but isn't policy yet. However, they do conduct other electronic searches. https://www.eff.org/wp/digital-privacy-us-bo
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by e28eta 10y ago
Accessibility too. This is the event (probably not the best article, but top google hit and reasonably covers it) that's usually used as an example: http://www.businessinsider.com/tim-cook-versus-a-conservativ... And s
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by e28eta 10y ago
I find VoiceOver handy while driving. I'm never doing anything complicated, but it's an awesome complement to Siri for getting things done with minimal distractions. - Easy to turn on/off with triple tap home button short
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by e28eta 10y ago
Thanks! It stood out to me because Swift uses 0-based, and I suppose I either forgot or never used it in my brief exposure to Haskell & ML.
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by e28eta 10y ago
I've never used GCP. Does anyone know at what granularity the Always Free service limits apply? Is it per Google account, per credit card, per billing name & address, something else? Obviously they shouldn't be in the business
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by e28eta 10y ago
As someone unfamiliar with C#, it's strange that the default tuple element names start numbering at 1 (Item1, Item2...) Anyone know why it doesn't start with Item0?
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by e28eta 10y ago
I know how to read a map. I have a good memory. I have a good sense of direction. I did a fair amount of driving before getting a smartphone/GPS. I delivered pizzas for ~3 years, and I'd look up the 1-5 houses on our paper maps at
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by e28eta 10y ago
I never got around to actually learning Morse Code, but I think the English language corpus is probably dramatically different from the messages that are actually sent via Morse Code. My understanding is that abbreviations are commonly used
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by e28eta 10y ago
I agree completely that Interface Builder is best for (mostly) static layouts. Views with dynamic layout based on contents (beyond showing/hiding certain parts) that are not suited to tables/collections are not a good fit for IB.
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by e28eta 10y ago
Your comment matched my understanding from ~10 years ago (from discussions on CA motorcycling forums). However, AB-51 passed last August and it's added "lane splitting" to the vehicle code (which I just found out about 10 min
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by e28eta 10y ago
Obviously the title is hyperbole, but in order to be the "best explanation" I'd like to see some of the reasonable arguments that are used to justify "non-compact, non-fair" districts. Maybe that's because I re
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by e28eta 10y ago
Does anyone know why MAP focuses on the clearance rate? It seems to conflate arresting someone with "solving" the murder. I can think of some plausible reasons: practicality (easiest to collect, stable over time), political (if yo
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by e28eta 10y ago
Yes, there are taxes paid by the employer. I dislike infographics, but the text at the bottom breaks it down also: https://framework.gusto.com/the-true-cost-to-hire-an-employe...
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by e28eta 10y ago
Even before reading his tweet, it seemed pretty clear it was speculation from the quote! > "Eventually I know that can really wear people down." That doesn't say s/he knows it wore Chris down, just that it could have.
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by e28eta 10y ago
Sure sounds like the recruiter is trying to find a team that wants the candidate.

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