gareve

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by gareve 2y ago
I think it all depends on the size of the team. Very small team and too many design docs, not good. Huge team, multiple timezones, multiple squads, and few design docs, not good either. And then you balance with all the values in between de
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by gareve 3y ago
These days we don't know if that's true or if is just a marketing ploy to publish some unfinished book.
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by gareve 3y ago
my guess is: scam sites acquired by meta to stop the scam
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by gareve 3y ago
roflcopter attack
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by gareve 3y ago
Seems it will be hard for her to attend the event on San Francisco, given that US decided to label her as Russian spy.
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by gareve 3y ago
baby steps baby! this is great strategy for debugging & so code reviewers have an easier time reviewing your incremental changes. On newer teammates, I usually reject code reviews if they don't follow these practices (if the compan
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by gareve 3y ago
I was there when lifehack blogs will continuously talk about a newly released note taking app(Wunderlist, Evernote, OneNote, etc.) After trying several apps, including evernote, it felt they had too many features that made them too complex
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by gareve 3y ago
In the US, lead was found in Tumeric
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by gareve 3y ago
for the db schema definition for this tool, where does the source of truth lives? I'm trying to think what happens when a column gets deleted or added in the prod, ci, or dev db tier. Ideally those db schema changes should happen at t
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by gareve 3y ago
with some basic extrapolation, at how many users they'll hit the extra expensive Hertzner servers? or in other words, at which point they'll need to improve their architecture?
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by gareve 3y ago
> Games made by passionate small dev teams that really love what they are doing will still produce indie success hits. If there's 5 indie games that fit that description, people can easily enjoy, & more importantly, remember the
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by gareve 3y ago
that's solved with Relay's graphstore
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by gareve 3y ago
create a music or YouTube bot together
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by gareve 3y ago
if you would have to do it again, would you change something on your methodology? I assume there were some unnecessary time sinks here & there
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by gareve 3y ago
the low depends on the volatile price of apples. That hand doesn't move for free
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by gareve 3y ago
hug of death
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by gareve 3y ago
After London City Airport comes "King George V"
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by gareve 3y ago
thanks, i hate it
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by gareve 3y ago
Great Visualization! My perception was that only 10% of the subs were going to go private. At the time of this comment, 87% of reddits are private
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by gareve 3y ago
Sounds like: We want to invest on AI and this is our exclusive training dataset.
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by gareve 3y ago
What other usages have you found for your foot pedal? Code: https://gist.github.com/gareve/0a75f284650d8d74055aa8c7c31a5...
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Trigger your scripts with your feet(USB foot pedal)(youtube.com)
2 points by gareve 3y ago|1 comments
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by gareve 3y ago
I wasn't expecting this to cost less than 3$
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by gareve 3y ago
I trust more the BS here than the Phd from above
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by gareve 3y ago
same, but instead of backup, I just delete the biggest unimportant files. I can last for years doing that, until I change Linux distro, new laptop, or just a fresh install
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by gareve 3y ago
omg, they cherry on top was hijacking the back button
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by gareve 3y ago
Is a good time to collect stories of this period in Software. I'm doing it too for my own private archives. I want to compare in 10+ years, how me and my colleagues used to see & experience our industry.
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by gareve 3y ago
True! Some books take a while to take off into the meaty part of the topic/story. Until you reach that point, you may be disappointed due to mismatched expectations. A good cover + summary + intro + PR can help to reduce it.
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by gareve 3y ago
I haven't been able to apply to a real project yet, but I like the idea of building to refactor. You execute for today, but make it easier to replace parts on the future
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by gareve 4y ago
Hug of Death?

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