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by hashkb 6y ago
Isn't a "gentleman's bet" one with no bookie / office / dealer / etc?
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by hashkb 6y ago
That's a different kind of legend. Point taken, but I don't think that many companies I worked at we're cults. Half, tops.
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by hashkb 6y ago
I know what I mean (-: At a certain point, you've got to stop pumping the gas. You want the company to outlive you. Gas needs to get pumped after you're gone. You fade into the background and replace yourself; others carry on your
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by hashkb 6y ago
The legend scales infinitely. You don't have to pump every gallon of gas, or write every line of code. But if everyone knows that you can, will, and often do...
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by hashkb 6y ago
So the argument then goes something like: A HA k8s- (or Heroku)- esque platform is more easily built, understood, and operated with Plan 9 because it comes out of the box with many of Docker (and Swarm's?) features. Is that right?
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by hashkb 6y ago
> systemd on a single host How would a HA Plan 9 deployment handle disappearance of the "leader"?
157.
by hashkb 6y ago
You can't, when you're on a Mac and your code is bind-mounted into the container. This is the most comfortable method of development for me, and works perfectly on Linux. https://github.com/docker/for-mac&#x2
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by hashkb 6y ago
I tried git-absorb (git-autofixup is Perl? Installing things with CPAN needs sudo? Sorry... I don't have a good Perl situation and don't care to have one.) and it did not immediately work correctly. Maybe git-autofixup is better;
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by hashkb 6y ago
Challenge accepted.
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by hashkb 6y ago
You still want e.g. incremental rebuilds and file watching for tests and all that. It's really sad to hear this hasn't been addressed in years. Development with Compose on Linux is such a pleasure.
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by hashkb 6y ago
Rebase early and often. Always keep a close eye on upstream while you're working downstream. Otherwise you're making it harder on yourself when you do that final cleanup.
162.
by hashkb 6y ago
Practice. You'll get better and faster. I do it tens of times daily and each fixup takes ten or fifteen seconds.
163.
by hashkb 6y ago
It was not an outlier. If they're snack shaming now... If you have snarky shirts before you have a product...
164.
by hashkb 6y ago
For this issue and so many others, everyone should just get comfortable with interactive rebase. Crutches like this trap you in this space of never really learning git. And that's a tragedy. All because you're impatient? Afraid?
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by hashkb 6y ago
True! Where I live now, that would fund my whole neighborhood working together on a startup for a year.
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by hashkb 6y ago
> The biggest one was that Ycombinator is all about raising money, and if you are not in the mindset of 'raise as much as you can, as often as you can,' you won't fit in. This must have changed. I went through YCF #2 and w
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by hashkb 6y ago
If I'm going to neuter HTTP like that, I at least do RPC over websockets for realtime feel. And I still usually run it through the whole Rails controller stack so I don't drive myself insane.
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by hashkb 6y ago
I almost mentioned regulations but didn't for this reason. It would be nice if the government actually put individuals above corporations; but at least here in the USA the situation has been clear for decades... or forever?
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by hashkb 6y ago
I know. My point is that TV news is so bad that people don't trust the NYT because they assume everyone there is also essentially a Fox News host.
170.
by hashkb 6y ago
Too concise. This wouldn't be helpful for making a choice; or will mislead. Right off the top, it's not necessary to write REST endpoints for each use case. Many REST apis have filtering and joining, just like gql. Edit: claiming
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by hashkb 6y ago
Thank you. Other than unions, I don't see any other solution to the fundamental imbalance. It's (group + resources) vs (group + resources) until groups with the most resources decide they want to be nice. Until that becomes a re
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by hashkb 6y ago
Agree with the first part, obviously, but: why shouldn't there be an unequal power dynamic between employers and candidates? Isn't that sort of true by definition in employment?
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by hashkb 6y ago
I think modern TV news has eroded all trust that organizations can have more than one opinion / host a civil debate. It's prudent now to assume every news organization has an agenda, no matter how it (says it) conducts itself.
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by hashkb 6y ago
No offense; I couldn't care less about Java personally. I just mean Intellisense (at all) was this hammer I kept getting hit with. IntelliJ too. I just kept on with vim+google and now the playing field is level. And I'm still gett
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by hashkb 6y ago
We all deal with the "normalization of deviance" all the time, in large and small ways. Like being in a group where it's "ok to take off your mask" or basically any form of teenage peer pressure. These flaws are ba
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by hashkb 6y ago
A team can and maybe should agree on a style, and enforce it, for sanity. That can be done while still allowing all the fun parts of writing Ruby. This project tries to go much farther.
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by hashkb 6y ago
It's not even a Rubocop alternative. It's an opinionated Rubocop wrapper.
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by hashkb 6y ago
Thanks for the downvotes. Here's some proof if you think I'm incorrect: https://www.healio.com/news/hematology-oncology/20120325/cig... Cigarettes were also, and still are, a social problem as well
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by hashkb 6y ago
LSP is a huge deal and ought to allow all kinds of new editing tools to empower users with the kind of things we used to get scoffed at by Visual Studio users for living without. Vim is now as "full featured" as VSC and I have so
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by hashkb 6y ago
I'm headed out to plow right now. Probably will have to again in the morning.

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