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by finaliteration 7y ago
What about development-wise? One of the big advantages I’ve found with Docker (at least on my teams) is that we’ve mostly eliminated discussions about things breaking on local dev machines due to environment differences. When things break i
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by finaliteration 7y ago
> just doing nothing with the most valuable years of the childs life I was pushed pretty hard as a kid and I’m not a very happy adult even though I excelled academically and have a lot of “skills”. All of that pushing made me constantly
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by finaliteration 7y ago
I’ll second this! I bought the Titan about 6 months ago and it’s been amazing. I can use it for long work and gaming sessions and stay totally comfortable without any back or leg pain like I used to have with a previous chair. The lumbar su
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by finaliteration 7y ago
> Way more than a few weeks of dev time. Except it's not just a few weeks of dev time that makes up the overall cost. Consider infrastructure, maintenance, updates, support, training, etc,. Those things start to add up and you don&#
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by finaliteration 7y ago
I’m one of the four, unfortunately. I fully expect to be working until I die or at the very least until I am physically and/or mentally unable. I’m starting to resign myself to that future and can only hope I continue to enjoy the work
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by finaliteration 7y ago
> How likely is this scenario? It's difficult to say. Exporting data in bulk isn't totally straightforward for your average user, and I'm not sure how long total CRUD access was granted. That being said, given that full ac
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by finaliteration 7y ago
Considering that just yesterday I had to quickly cancel an operation that had the wrong criteria specified, I can absolutely see it...
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by finaliteration 7y ago
For a time, users on many instances were able to read/modify data that they shouldn't have been. They got full CRUD access to -all data-. This includes some external users of things like Customer and Partner portals (where functio
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by finaliteration 7y ago
I’m more curious how a script that does this even made it through review. And if there wasn’t a review... why not?
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by finaliteration 7y ago
This is just a reminder that no matter how big or successful you are shit like this can always happen. And it’s usually not the fault of a single person, but rather some lack of process/review/control that made it possible in the
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by finaliteration 7y ago
Interesting thought! What about if there's not really anything there to "praise", but it's just a chunk of code with some things that are off?
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by finaliteration 7y ago
Thanks! I just don't want anyone to think I'm being critical of them as a person. My main goal is to share and help the less experienced folks learn. It's just hard to do via PR comments where there really isn't a whole
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Ask HN: How do I avoid coming off as harsh during code reviews?
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by finaliteration 7y ago
Not only that, but a lot of doctors only keep records for so long. We recently had a measles outbreak in my area and I was trying to figure out if I had been vaccinated or not. My childhood doctor had destroyed the records after ten years a
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by finaliteration 7y ago
Going to the bank takes time, fuel, etc., which someone working two jobs to feed their family may not be able to afford and many banks do charge fees for having a balance below a certain amount or not having so many direct deposits. A lot o
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by finaliteration 8y ago
For me I guess it would depend on the kind of hallucinations we’re talking about. If it’s just “reality bending, things seem off” kind of hallucinations that’s one thing, but full blown warped reality akin to an acid trip is another. I’d be
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by finaliteration 8y ago
I don’t know why, but for me it’s the shoes. My laptop bag makes it fairly easy to take my laptop out and put it back in, but dealing with taking my shoes on and off really fucking bugs me. It’s totally irrational, I know.
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by finaliteration 8y ago
I’d be curious to know how this affects the Barclaycard-backed Apple Rewards card. Is it going away? Or will cardholders be migrated over?
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by finaliteration 8y ago
Yeah, this is a little weird. I have a 5-year-old and she knows we post pictures and videos of her on Facebook and Instagram for her family to see. Heck, she even asks us to take a video of her when she’s doing something silly or ridiculous
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by finaliteration 8y ago
You’re thinking of the Dock Connector, which was last used on the iPhone 4s back in 2011.
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by finaliteration 8y ago
> gives us some kind of masochistic pleasure I could see this being the case, sort of like how some people (me) enjoy torturing themselves with extremely spicy peppers and foods.
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by finaliteration 8y ago
> Often fully remote workers can find themselves becoming seconded-class employees because they get left out of many of the casual office conversations I worked entirely remotely for about a year and I hated it. Maybe it’s not a skill I
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by finaliteration 8y ago
Does it have to be all or nothing? I enjoy working remotely but not all the time. I still need some social interaction and like collaborating in person depending on what’s going on. The best option is to provide flexibility as needed and bu
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by finaliteration 8y ago
Thanks! Fortunately I don’t have any Visa issues to deal with. Could have been a nightmare otherwise. I put my notice in last week and they terminated me early today because they didn’t “have anything left for me to do” in the next few days
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by finaliteration 8y ago
Somewhat related but I’ve always been curious about this: Why is music more pleasurable to many of us when played at a level that could damage our hearing? If I listen to my death metal playlists at only half volume I don’t find it nearly a
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by finaliteration 8y ago
Sure. Just a few things that stand out: - Constant criticism and nitpicking. Essentially I feel like nothing I do is right and even the smallest mistakes get a private Teams message about how I shouldn’t have done X, and then any apology fr
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by finaliteration 8y ago
I just put in my notice at my current job (which I’ve only had for six months) due to an abusive boss. I’ve always been great at my job, received a lot of praise for my work, and generally felt motivated to give and do way more than was ask
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by finaliteration 8y ago
I’m curious - What would it look like if you were accustomed to remote communication with your doctor(s) and handled most follow ups that way and then suddenly your doctor says, “You should come chat in person” if you know you have some res
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by finaliteration 8y ago
My wife unfortunately got involved with LulaRoe. She was a stay-at-home mom for a little while and wanted to help out the family by bringing in some extra income while still keeping the flexibility of being able to stay at home with our chi
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by finaliteration 8y ago
Don’t get me wrong. There are times when details should be discussed, but not when it’s coming out of some desire to engage in a power struggle and show everyone else how smart and in control you are.

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