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    by fizwhiz 11y ago

    Wow, this is an excellent resource. I did notice that it's strictly for base salaries though, but still very telling.
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    Ask HN: What are your job salaries?

    5 points by fizwhiz 11y ago|3 comments
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    They hate us cuz they ain't us
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    Ask HN: What secure email provider do you use?

    2 points by fizwhiz 12y ago|2 comments
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    Hot damn that's badass. Just signed up for the beta. It's a shame that I work for a big corp with code behind the company firewall so prefixing a code repo link like httpS://github.bigcorp.com/code-repo/funstuf
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    Duly noted.
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    This is what I had in mind (lifted off of the techcrunch article on Omniref): https://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/screen-... It's available if the person browsing the code is actually "i
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    I agree. Answer-hubs like stackoverflow have their own place, as do Git discussions for PR's. But I'm tempted to say that there's a gap for more effective collaboration in the "in-between parts" you know, where some
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    I'd never heard of that before, but just checked it[1] out and it looks pretty cool. I guess the only distinction I'd make is for cases where people have a bunch of code already written out, and someone comes in and says "Hmm
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    I wasn't able to locate an example (weak google foo i guess), so thanks for providing it. My only mild gripe with this is that the "code" is actually "static" on which the comments are being applied. For most code b
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    Hey, sourcegraph looks really neat! Another commenter provided the following example: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/golang/go@ac452349e4f40c3... I love the fact that I can hover over anything (primtive, funct
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    Ask HN: RapGenius for code?

    96 points by fizwhiz 12y ago|33 comments
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    >> [PayPal] was a harder place for experienced people to operate because they had to re-prove themselves Can confirm (PayPal employee here). That being said, the "senior" people that can't re-prove (or prove, for that m
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    Ask HN: Any examples of shadow-testing in production environments?

    2 points by fizwhiz 12y ago|1 comments
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    Ask HN: The best non-hand-wavy path to understanding containerization

    3 points by fizwhiz 12y ago|1 comments
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    by fizwhiz 12y ago

    Notepad++? Or shudder regular notepad?