grover_hartmann

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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
I've sent you an email with my resume and you never replied back.
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
bcash is trash. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCOjCEth6xI
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
Yes, because vendor lock-in and all the bad things that comes from Apple makes perfect business sense. /s
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
You shouldn't buy from Apple, it's bad for your freedom. https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-apple.html
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
If you cannot see anything immoral in Apple, or if you're unable to see anything immoral/fascist beyond murder and WWII then I'm not sure you're ready to discuss this subject. I suggest you educate yourself on the matter
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
Sure, because Swift and Objective-C applications is all that matters. /s This comment alone proves that Apple developers are a bunch of clueless idiots.
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
> OS X and iOS developers are pretty fine with the OS tooling. That's because they are "fine" with anything Apple does, I guess removing ports wasn't enough for them to see beyond their own stupidity. OS X developers
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
> The whole thing feels stuck a decade ago. Says the macOS user... did you even get a newer version of bash yet? I heard even Debian stable has a newer bash version than macOS.
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
That's good advice, I appreciate it, thanks. I finally started understanding some of the code today, and things are starting to get better on that front. I agree with you, I'll stay humble and play my cards well, being employed is
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
> Are the people at the job nice? Yes, they seem patient/polite and I can tell they want me to stay, but I don't know them personally and this work is remote. > Do you have freedom to work as you please? Yes and no. > Do
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
I've started boycotting Coca-Cola after reading this: http://killercoke.org/ and I drink Pepsi now.
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Ask HN: Feeling miserable at work
3 points by grover_hartmann 8y ago|5 comments
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by grover_hartmann 8y ago
I want to see a distributed/peer-to-peer social network with privacy in mind and free software implementations of this network, with no company to capitalize on the user's data.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
I dislike that zoom.us requires a proprietary plugin.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
I didn't know it was illegal, I will refuse to reveal this information for future interviews. Thanks.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Good point, thanks.
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Ask HN: Recruiters asking personal questions at job interviews, I'm fed up
4 points by grover_hartmann 9y ago|5 comments
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
1 BTC.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Another Arch Linux user here, for stuff like Spotify, Dropbox, Skype I highly recommend installing them through Flatpak. Some of these proprietary programs have dependencies that are out of date, so it's much easier to use flatpak to i
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
I hope not, it will probably be all about blockchain this and that. https://i.giphy.com/media/qmfpjpAT2fJRK/giphy.mp4
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Font rendering on Linux doesn't suck.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Yes, it will and it's already working. https://www.ccn.com/lightning-network-reaches-1000-mainnet-p...
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
It always bothered me that Ruby isn't used as much as Python is used outside of web development. I think Ruby is a nicer language than Python is in many ways.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Why did I get downvoted? Butthurt Apple fanboys can't stand my comment? HN is such a joke with these people.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
This is why I will always use GNU/Linux on my computers, the freedom to use your own hardware for as long as you want outweighs anything Microsoft or Apple has to offer.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
I won't take anything Coinbase says seriously until they implement SegWit.
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Avoid speculative indirect calls in kernel(lkml.org)
256 points by grover_hartmann 9y ago|93 comments
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
While rspec is indeed nice, I don't get why most projects don't use minitest more. Minitest ships with the Ruby standard library and I much prefer the assert syntax over the rspec DSL. Rails also uses minitest with fixtures by def
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Desktop: Dual-Core E5500, 2GB RAM (upgrading to 8GB soon). Laptop: ThinkPad T450, i5 broadwell CPU, 8GB RAM, 256 SSD. I run Arch Linux with i3wm on both computers.
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by grover_hartmann 9y ago
Stick to Ruby, Matz will give us new Ruby this christmas, and he's the best mormon I have ever seen so that's a plus.

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