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by emrah 4y ago
> There is literally volumes of the absolute best music being made on YouTube, but it never sees the light of day... I want to believe this. Do you have a YouTube list you can share with such music? I'd love to have a listen
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by emrah 4y ago
Right or wrong, there is no need to be condescending or rude. That's a choice and a very unproductive one. I remember the original incident, I followed it on Twitter. I think the tone on both sides could be nicer.
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by emrah 4y ago
I think for a good percentage of people, it's the routine of going to get coffee to break up the day that's more important than coffee itself. It was for me, I drank a cup or two every weekday, until I started WFH. I now drink a c
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by emrah 4y ago
Part of having fun at work is figuring out how to make work fun yourself. Sure not every task is fun, but having fun is as much a perspective as it is an aspect of the work itself.
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by emrah 4y ago
I don't agree. If they can't find anything concrete to reject you on, they call it "culture fit" or lack there of and off you go.. How could you possibly prove it was agism?
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by emrah 4y ago
> 1. what colleges cost, what salaries various majors get, and how that works with tuition loans This should also be part of the student loan approval process.
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by emrah 5y ago
Agreed, despite the elephant in the room that when the company is in growth stage, comments rot, documentation rots, things change rather quickly and everything including comments become a liability. I'm not saying they shouldn't
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by emrah 5y ago
Hmmm I'd say after the dotcom bust somewhere in the mid 2000s. That's when new fangled ideas, crazy dreams started getting replaced by making money. Interesting curious what-if sci-fi movies got replaced by sequels, prequels, fran
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by emrah 5y ago
> I still use Evernote for scanned documents In my opinion, that is Evernote's one and only killer feature.
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by emrah 5y ago
I've been coding for a long time, I've never felt the need to keep track of code snippets. I'm genuinely wondering, what am I missing?
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by emrah 5y ago
No idea why this got voted down. The app in question is for Apple ecosystem, it's not cross-platform. In the Apple ecosystem, yeah, Notes is simple, capable and hard to beat
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by emrah 5y ago
All in-person and all remote are much easier to make work than hybrid. Meeting dynamics are in favor of people in the room. If you have a hybrid work environment, one thing that works is to get everyone on the video call whether they are i
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by emrah 5y ago
On Mac/iOS, Notes is hard to beat honestly. No I can't code in it, but I don't want to code on my phone and on my laptop I have other tools to code in, sorry..
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by emrah 5y ago
Subscription + ads is basically the cable model. It's a slippery slope to how things are today.. plus once ads are in the mix, there is more competition. The only thing that makes awful shows bearable on netflix is that there are no ad
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by emrah 5y ago
Focus is like a muscle. If you want to develop it, you need to exercise it
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by emrah 5y ago
> Is it really fair to have just one or two developers evaluate you? Output of multiple interviewers are combined by AND'ing, so when any one interviewer has even the slightest hesitation, you are out. Because of this, more is not n
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by emrah 5y ago
> It makes me both nostalgic and sad to compare the current state of the Web with the gem we had not too long ago. Maybe I'm not alone. In that case, what are your thoughts on this? Be the change you want to see in the world, so be
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by emrah 5y ago
Yes it was called something like CSE. You could even create it "on the fly"
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by emrah 5y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30681920
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by emrah 5y ago
Google has been tightening the screws on the cash machine for some time now
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by emrah 5y ago
Engineer vs cofounder is a huge difference, mole hill vs mount everest. Generally you get to be a technical cofounder when the other cofounder is non-technical. You gotta have someone who knows the tech side Engineer is an employee, foundin
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by emrah 5y ago
> I want to be able to quickly resolve any issues in person, not over voice call or slack If you mean this literally (i.e. walk over to someone's desk/office the moment you have an issue to resolve), this is highly disruptive a
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by emrah 5y ago
Working at a startup, especially as an employee, is very hard. It's certainly not for everyone. Starting a startup is also hard and not for everyone but at least as a founder, you are well aligned with the upside.
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by emrah 5y ago
Yes I have one of the possibly affected vehicles and I concur the anti-collision system is too sensitive. I usually disable it when I drive. It's extremely annoying that there is no way to disable it permanently though (it gets re-enab
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by emrah 5y ago
If I mint an NFT for something and its hash gets inserted into the blockchain, it should be possible to prevent minting the same thing again by checking against hashes in the chain before adding it in. If they won't even do that much,
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by emrah 5y ago
How could there be fakes and plagiarism with NFTs? Isn't that the very problem it's supposed to be solving?
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by emrah 5y ago
Switching to a trackball saved my wrist. It took about a week to get as good with it as I was with a mouse
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by emrah 5y ago
Here is a different take: OOP is not evil. State is not evil. They exist for a good reason: Procedural is "linear" while OOP is "layered". One could write code either way but OOP better resembles the physical world and
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by emrah 5y ago
> Not delivering business value I met a handful of "10x engineers" over the years. Not to negate the point but none of them cared about this. You give them a task, a project to do and they do it, that's it. This is a &quot
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by emrah 5y ago
> Using the right tool "Tooling" can be many things: the IDE, the language, the app design, the framework etc Investing in the right tooling is the "outcome" though. I would argue the actual skill is to be able to rec

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