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by gregors 4y ago
When I see leadership positions talk about "refocusing" or "intensity" it comes across as extremely disingenuous. If you weren't focused or working before, well what were you doing?
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by gregors 4y ago
I had it originally as https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim.git definitely gone, or gone private
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by gregors 4y ago
That's truly impressive. I'm having trouble comprehending that number for this product. Amazing. Hats off to the biz team.
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by gregors 4y ago
I ditched postman years ago, I really don't see the value in it anymore.
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by gregors 4y ago
I'm a huge proponent of testing. I also believe the 20/80 rule seems to apply here. You gain enormous benefits from just a few tests, and I feel that benefit reduces as you head towards unrealistic goals of 100% coverage. Either y
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by gregors 4y ago
The news cycle was pretty heavy with the other incident involving unexpected turbulence that resulted in hurt passengers. https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2022/12/18/multiple-injuries-r...
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by gregors 4y ago
I've known several people not take a job because of Teams....
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by gregors 4y ago
Google getting their playbook from the VScode and .NET teams I see. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/telemetry https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64570113/how-do-i-stop-n...
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by gregors 4y ago
They made HUGE mistakes not listening to feedback from their userbase. It's still a cool piece of tech, but they wouldn't budge on a lot of things that were dealbreakers to a lot of people. That's their right to do so of cour
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by gregors 4y ago
I mean it as a response that I feel the macroeconomic environment for companies are amazing and not tough.
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by gregors 4y ago
Disney is laying off 7k workers... >>> “While this is necessary to address the challenges we’re >>> facing today, I do not make this decision lightly,” said >>> CEO Bob Iger, " From the same article >>&
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by gregors 4y ago
Rails still holds the top spot in getting things out the door in the shortest amount of time. So many example projects and tons of amazing libraries that are available. They absolutely have the best developer docs in the industry as far as
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by gregors 4y ago
>>> I view Google as the yellow pages So do I. I can't tell you the last time I even held yellow pages in my hands.
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by gregors 4y ago
What storm? Things are going great in employment numbers and GDP growth.
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by gregors 4y ago
Doesn't seem to work at all in Chrome. I get 500 on /api/getNftImage, FYI I'm also blocking google tag manager. But no joy with the default image. boo.
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by gregors 4y ago
Interviewing is a game to be played. It's very much a funnel. Resume/cover letter applications get phone screens. Phone screens get interviews. Interviews get second interviews, until you finally get an offer. Where in the funnel
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by gregors 4y ago
I've worked in multiple large dynamic and static codebases. Everything is a major PITA when you have a large codebase. At least that's my experience thus far.
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by gregors 4y ago
I haven't used Pycharm but Rubymine for Ruby is pretty amazing with refactoring help in that regard.
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by gregors 4y ago
It's been awhile, but learning to set my side mirrors correctly on my car. Once set correctly my blind spot isn't 0%, but it was dramatically reduced by 95% or so. That's also when I learned only the passenger side mirror is
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by gregors 4y ago
Phoenix/Elixir/Postgres Vue/Liveview Phoenix support for websockets is really good right out of the box and for small/medium complexity UI's Liveview is light years faster in dev time than a spa. Liveview can take y
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by gregors 4y ago
Maybe I'm misinterpreting the quote, but it sounds like dunking on 2nd year Phd students? 1. As a professor, you don't get to dictate how something emotionally impacts another human. A frustrating problem set....should in fact be
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by gregors 4y ago
Agreed. TypeScript is the art of making JavaScript into Java. Never bet against JavaScript.
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by gregors 4y ago
Agreed. Go is the obvious clear winner here for a CLI executable.
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by gregors 4y ago
This is going to be an unpopular opinion, but I think it's unfortunate that changesets are tied to the views in Phoenix. It's major leakage of ecto and the inner domain at best and at worst it intertwines various concerns - valida
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by gregors 4y ago
I don't quite understand the corking documentation. Is this like TCP_CORK? A buffered/batch send? Can anyone point me to details? https://docs.socketify.dev/corking.html https://baus.net/on-tcp_cor
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by gregors 4y ago
If you find this topic interesting you might also like the following talk ElixirConf 2019 - High Performance String Processing Scripts in Elixir - Johanna Larsson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y83p_VsvRFA
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by gregors 4y ago
I very much agree with you on points 1 & 2. I'll add a 3rd - drying up repeated functionality such as repeated auth logic in completely separate applications.
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by gregors 4y ago
some previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34066965
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by gregors 4y ago
The reason why we have "protected status" is that people were banning people based on their racist/hate views. Those people used their 5 senses to easily target the people they hated for discrimination. Other variables (such
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by gregors 4y ago
When you say "can bar anyone from their premises for any reason" I don't think you've fully thought that out. Can I ban you from attending based on race? That answer is no, I cannot. Why? Because that is a protected stat

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