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by hashkb 9y ago
Oh I did always love hackertyper. I suppose I'm convinced.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I have always used http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/scriptreplay.1.html How is this different/better?
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by hashkb 9y ago
For me it was just a week until I was as good as I had been in sublime; all uphill from there. Now I have to use all the time I save to mop people's drool off the floor behind me.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Personal flying machines: inevitable necessity or luxury?
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by hashkb 9y ago
And taking the thing down for 12 hours, 1/4 of every weekend could possibly be good in what way? Take it down on Tuesdays from 10pm to 10am Wednesday. Are you thinking in context or just being contrary?
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by hashkb 9y ago
I'm using vimium in nightly right now.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Vimium port for FF is acceptable.
668.
by hashkb 9y ago
I've been using Nightly as much as I can, but with the dev tools open sometimes it likes to take a 30 second break before sending a request. I really tried. FF- see you in another 6 months.
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by hashkb 9y ago
You're looking for regular business advice, not "startup advice" from YC. They advise particular classes of businesses extremely effectively.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Two nines isn't very many nines. I've had problems with PA 100% of the time. Must be me, right? The only PA solution I know is purging it from my system.
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by hashkb 9y ago
People who use buzzwords think they are being honest. Or, they look at honesty differently than some others. I think the biggest case of "false advertising" is that anyone has ever been held to account for it.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Magit is the only git tool worth using other than`git` itself. Only criticism is that it's too easy and fast.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Can we stop using all the buzzwords? It will improve synergy.
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by hashkb 9y ago
These guitar hero style alternative notations are a major problem IMO. It's extra problematic to advertise it as "learn music" when really it's giving you a crutch to avoid learning music.
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by hashkb 9y ago
You don't know what you're missing. Want to be a real beast? Learn vim and emacs, both. You want an editor where "literally all the hotkeys" is literally meaningless.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I used TextMate and then Sublime for the first half of my 10 year career. It took seeing a coworker use vim to sell me on it, and within two weeks I was a better text editor than ever before. You all know the rest of the story, but I'
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by hashkb 9y ago
I think the price is fair given their competition is foss.
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by hashkb 9y ago
The system was warning him more or less constantly, according to the report.
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by hashkb 9y ago
The report found human error was equally to blame and went out of its way to say that self driving cars are the future. This article is sensationalizing.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I agree, I think, but the points are made so badly I cringed as I read. Every point is made by begging the question. It's dripping with pro-sales bias. There's no content here, just preaching to the choir.
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by hashkb 9y ago
You over generalize you citation [1]. it's not reasonable to assume the way we report our sexual history is the same as the way we report anything else.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I think greasing the squeaky wheel is a bad executive decision. It sets precedent, and rewards political behavior above actual work output. If you have to ask for a raise, you either don't deserve it or management is broken.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I think this post is aimed more generally than just at programmers. In my experience, I've found more perfectionism everywhere else in the business. Bias: I'm a programmer and I believe I take the time to do the job the best I can
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by hashkb 9y ago
Because they are paying me and therefore it's not my decision. I give advice but if the client insists on something that's what they get.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Mobx / rxjs solves a lot of these problems for those of us who can't use cljs or elm because our clients are afraid of them.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I have a personal Jenkins that's been running for years. Adding new jobs isn't yak shaving; it's a two minute task that gives me CD. Same with my AWS "framework". And my CSS "framework" and my React compo
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by hashkb 9y ago
That project is discussed in the readme.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I taught at a boot camp; can confirm you are right.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Success in remote cultures has a major dependency on leadership as well. I've helped a client start a company who was dead set on having a remote engineering team until he realized that he wasn't comfortable with it. He would have
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by hashkb 9y ago
It's not about your opinion. Of course you think what you're doing is ok, everyone does. Fortunately we have a general consensus (and laws) that say what you did was wrong. Own it.

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