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erikbye
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erikbye
10y ago
If you can't solve a new problem "on the spot", or at least quickly, then one is at least not suited for SRE work.
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erikbye
10y ago
Use a CDN? I already have these libs cached...
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erikbye
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NA being so diverse I'm not sure which city I should compare to, but compared to the larger cities I'm not sure it's considerably more expensive, in terms of rent alone. E.g., NY is more expensive than Oslo. Rent prices in Os
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erikbye
10y ago
It's implicitly understood that learning a country's official language(s) is an advantage.
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erikbye
10y ago
At least in the beginning, and for many companies. International hires is common. There are quite a few offices where English is the official language, as well. You can see that a lot of ads on the site is in English.
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erikbye
10y ago
Norway: http://m.finn.no/job/fulltime/search.html?occupation=0.23&fi... 281 java positions, 182 c#, 91 c++ New ones coming in every day. There is a lot of demand here for skilled developers, most positions are
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erikbye
10y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-electi...
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erikbye
10y ago
Won my bet (it was not an endorsement).
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erikbye
10y ago
More social democrats than socialists, and right wing and conservative opinion is on the rise, have been for a while now.
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erikbye
10y ago
brew update: updates formulae and Homebrew itself. brew upgrade: updates everything.
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erikbye
10y ago
While you are completely right, in that this is very common: losing passion for your hobby when it becomes a job. The problem is that your hobby has now become too structured and rigid, not giving you enough freedom to allow for the play an
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erikbye
10y ago
It is often said that Huxley's Brave New World prediction was more accurate than Orwell's 1984, but Orwell actually got the boot-stomping-your-face prediction right: even peaceful protests are met with full riot gear and ends bein
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erikbye
10y ago
Of course they can be ignored, completely, especially on a personal basis, but, in a lot of scenarios on enterprise level this is possible as well. I do most of my paid computing work in a large private network. Has there ever been more div
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erikbye
10y ago
Not using/liking Netflix, Spotify, Snapchat, or Uber, has nothing to do with "I don't like computers'.
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erikbye
10y ago
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/03/ber... Why stubbornly claim capitalism is a failure when America is not capitalist? It is not laissez faire capitalism, like Chomsky says, it is a
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erikbye
10y ago
Ok, so I tried it out. You have the same Git stuff (color markers) on the sides of the editor for C++. I tried both the Community edition (2015) of VS and Enterprise (15, preview 5). But, the number of references, authors, etc, above functi
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erikbye
10y ago
A lot of wisdom comes from simulations as well.
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erikbye
10y ago
The letter to the FTC has some more details. https://cdt.org/files/2015/10/10.16.15-CDT-Cross-Device-Comm...
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erikbye
10y ago
That is just electromagnetic interference.
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erikbye
10y ago
Have you used TextMate 2? Possibly the editor with the best integration UI-wise, also, easily the most performant.
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erikbye
10y ago
> I can directly see which lines have changed in VS Code on the left site of a file. VS has this too. Except, by default, it is on the right side of the editor. Uncommitted is in yellow. The white "marker" or hyphen, moves with
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10y ago
Hm, feature wise VS is far ahead. Not sure exactly how the Git integration is better? In addition to improved Git integration with the more recent VS releases there is also a GitHub extension. VS also has multi-cursor support, if we are thi
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10y ago
Why use VSCode over Visual Studio for C/C++ when your environment is Windows? If you were on Linux or Mac I would recommend CLion or Qt Creator if you wanted a proper IDE. Or a heavily customized Emacs. But on Windows, I would recommen
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VSCode was not supposed to be a "website". VSCode is based on Monaco, the editor for Visual Studio Online. https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor
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Sublime, people still use that over Atom? Do you see more people using VSCode than Atom, or Emacs? What about TextMate 2, no one? Which language do your backend guys use VSCode for?
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10y ago
The problem is that they still pale compared to the Windows/Mac applications.
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If you actually check Wine compatibility charts and user ratings you will see that there is a lof of garbage (the worst rating) ratings for the most popular Windows/Mac software. So it is not a viable option for the biggest application
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What I find really laughable is when people say macOS Sierra or the new MBP2016 is underwhelming, and then they start talking about something as inferior as Elementary OS and laptops that doesn’t even have a useable touchpad.
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This youtube channel has some nice stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnFdFrniZSg
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No, you’re right, it is not about a single iOS-like feature hampering "pro user functionality". It is the amalgam effect of Apple’s efforts of catering to the iPhone user, or the average Mac user, that alienates pro users. If you
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