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by ehaughee 6y ago
The key mental shift (for me anyway) is that if a system can be brought to its knees by a single person, then the system is very likely flawed. You need to design a better system when the flaw in the system is the people. What that often
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by ehaughee 6y ago
As someone who has been on these calls multiple times, I think "rip someone apart" was an attempt to portray the bluntness with which feedback was provided but (as other commenters have mentioned) not to import any ad hominem atta
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by ehaughee 6y ago
I consistently have to switch to Chrome devtools as FF (my default browser) devtools crash or hang on large (1.29MB gzipped) bundles like one of the apps I regularly maintain. While we want to do some code splitting, module lazy loading, a
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by ehaughee 6y ago
Something like Github Codespaces[1] but self-hosted would be interesting. I'm sure you can cobble something together now but it would be nice not to have to deal with the infrastructure (i.e. containers, remote hosts, VPCs, whatever).
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by ehaughee 6y ago
Where did you find the quick install and what OS were you using? I was trying so hard to find a Jitsi server install for Windows but the only thing I found was a jar+batch file process that I couldn't connect to once I finally got it
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by ehaughee 6y ago
When I hit my private URL, I receive "Missing Authentication Token". My URL ends with // so I wonder if I'm not getting my auth token? Total guess as to the URL structure here.
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by ehaughee 7y ago
I currently use a plugin to redirect to old.reddit.com[1] and I think I read somewhere that reddit does not plan to shut that down any time soon. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-reddit-
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by ehaughee 8y ago
With how popular command palettes have become (in things like text editors), I'm a little surprised this hasn't stuck for browsers. I really enjoyed the various implementations of this kind of thing for browsers but often found t
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by ehaughee 9y ago
That is only one way to fund UBI. Another is redistribution.
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by ehaughee 9y ago
This actually made me try switching to Firefox again. There's some minor things missing, but for the most part all the features I want are there.
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by ehaughee 10y ago
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't they legally required to disclose this kind of information? Couldn't it could be considered misleading investors otherwise?
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by ehaughee 11y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like the original point here is not whether someone read the code and then contributed, but whether their contribution might (inadvertently or otherwise) contain Matlab intellectual property becaus
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by ehaughee 11y ago
Disclaimer: I agree with the intent of your comment but, as this is the second time I've seen this comment in this thread, I'll bite and play devil's advocate. Additionally, I have absolutely no knowledge of dispatch or any
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by ehaughee 11y ago
Personally I find my enjoyment requires a group of friends that enjoys what I send and I enjoy what they send for the most part. So it can be a chicken and egg problem for sure. I've unfriended friends on Snapchat because I don'
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by ehaughee 11y ago
Maybe in that scenario, "time spent waiting", they don't charge? Seems like they wouldn't want to waste those cycles, but I see your point with regards to incentivisation.
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by ehaughee 11y ago
The name Siri came from the original company's name which, in turn, came from the founder's desire to name his daughter after a female Norwegian coworker of the same name [1]. Cortana is a female AI character from the Halo series
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by ehaughee 11y ago
Just FYI, this is not Visual Studio. This is Visual Studio Code which is an Atom like simple text editor built with web technologies. Specifically it uses Monaco, Microsoft's online code editor and Electron, GitHub's cross
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by ehaughee 11y ago
Electron, iirc, is just the UI layer. Atom actually has a lot of code written to render, edit, and rerender text (they were initially using React at one layer of the process). I can't find it now, but there was a good blog post from
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by ehaughee 11y ago
> why wouldn't we just choose the people who can do that, too? I agree with your overall point (why not both?) but how does the interviewer know they can do both if they are only tested on their ability to solve problems on a whiteb
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by ehaughee 12y ago
My understanding is that tablet devices will have some defaults to keep them closer to 8.1 than the desktop-friendly changes made for Win10. I am currently running Win10 and can confirm you are able to set the default behavior of the start
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by ehaughee 12y ago
It was an odd way to demo the tech as it was really quick. But what happens in the video is that the user holds a picture up in front of his face and nothing happens. Then he removes the picture to show his face and is immediately logged
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by ehaughee 12y ago
These are some of my favorite subreddits: http://reddit.com/r/hiphopheads http://reddit.com/r/frugalmalefashion http://reddit.com/r/javascript/ http://reddit.
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by ehaughee 12y ago
That actually may happen a lot more with this "unified engineering" push from Satya.
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by ehaughee 12y ago
I can only speak for my team obviously but our product has quite a bit of complexity from both within (features) and without (partner contracts). There is enough work that the PMs typically own different aspects of the project and don&#x2
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by ehaughee 12y ago
We don't have one PM/test per dev, no. My team is currently something like 8 devs, 3 testers, 3 PMs. There was an internal shift to change the test/dev ratio to something like 2/3 or 1/3 (I can't remember exac
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by ehaughee 13y ago
Email sent. Created a new space and it's functioning appropriately. Thanks!
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by ehaughee 13y ago
I keep getting "Username and password mismatch" when I try to hit my space's dashboard. I've reset the password twice so I know I'm typing the right password. Any ideas? Looks like a cool app and I'd like to
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by ehaughee 13y ago
In my experience it isn't one, two, or even three killer features. It's the aggregate additional polish and productivity increase gleaned from 10 to 20 minor features that shave fractions of seconds and remove a click or two off
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by ehaughee 13y ago
As a .Net (work) and FOSS* (free time) developer, I find that the ecosystem just doesn't require the use of the CLI nearly as much. Sure, you can interact with TFS from the CLI (and maybe it's better, I don't know) but the f
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by ehaughee 14y ago
Am I missing something? I type signup myemail myusername and I am then prompted for a password which seems to refuse any input or at least not alert me of submission.

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