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by hiyer 3y ago
Yes. You also get Vagrant images for them [1] which are quite convenient to use. 1. https://app.vagrantup.com/gusztavvargadr/boxes/windows-11
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by hiyer 3y ago
I have an Asus from 2017 that still works great. I replaced the ram and ssd with higher capacity ones a couple of years back, but apart from that no repairs in the last 6+ years.
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Nuclear battery produces power for 50 years without needing to charge(independent.co.uk)
2 points by hiyer 3y ago|7 comments
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by hiyer 3y ago
Did you directly get promoted to CEO ;-) ?
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by hiyer 3y ago
My thoughts exactly :-). Remote and fewer responsibilities are a win-win situation for some of us.
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by hiyer 3y ago
Crafting interpreters [1] is one such, where the author walks you through writing an interpreter for a toy language. The book uses Kotlin IIRC, but you can write the interpreter in any language of your choice. 1. https://crafting
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The Case for Agile 2 (Agile is deeply broken)(agile2.net)
10 points by hiyer 3y ago|9 comments
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by hiyer 3y ago
What's the advantage of this for hydration when compared to plain water?
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by hiyer 3y ago
What's the advantage of css in js as opposed to just plain css?
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by hiyer 3y ago
The wepb images are smaller and load pretty fast.
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by hiyer 3y ago
I wish FF would implement support for WebAuthN Passkeys so I can use it for work as well :-(
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by hiyer 3y ago
India is at #9 and it's very common here too. It's become even more so in the tech sector after remote work. Almost all of my single colleagues live with their parents. And even some of the married ones live with parents or in-law
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by hiyer 3y ago
No, thanks. I'll hold out for the Vantablack version.
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by hiyer 3y ago
In my first job, our dev environment was on NFS-mounted servers - and I wouldn't be surprised if that company still follows the same model. In my last one, we started with local environments, but started moving to cloud environments (u
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by hiyer 3y ago
I visited Australia recently and was surprised to see that many stores (even at the airport) add a surcharge if you pay with a card. I haven't seen that in any other country.
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by hiyer 3y ago
> I wont name the states. Punjab, Andhra and Telangana?
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by hiyer 3y ago
And before that it was Congress. Bjp (modi's party) has not been in power in punjab since 2017, when it was the minor partner in a coalition govt with shiromani akali dal.
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by hiyer 3y ago
Use Firefox with ublock origin. Enable "cookie banner reduction" and block "notifications" and "location" in "Site permissions". These have got rid of maybe 99% of the annoyances for me, though the oc
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TLDR – for people who don't have time for slow tests(blog.testdouble.com)
1 points by hiyer 3y ago|1 comments
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by hiyer 3y ago
You can try bruno - https://github.com/usebruno/bruno .
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by hiyer 3y ago
And just to add - they've never taken VC funding; and they've been remote from the get-go before it was a thing. Truly a unique organization. Note - I don't work there or use any of their products (other than Ruby on Rails).
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by hiyer 3y ago
Really love how the 37signals guys are turning conventional wisdom on its head - moving from cloud back to own data center, getting rid of SPAs with Hotwire, and now this. More power to DHH and co.
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by hiyer 3y ago
Hybrid work doesn't provide any advantage compared to WFH except for avoiding commute 2-3 times a week. 1. You still have to live within a commutable distance of your office, which, if you have to pay rent, is expensive. 2. You still h
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by hiyer 3y ago
Control by foundations is no guarantee of neutrality - Wikipedia's left wing bias is very evident.
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by hiyer 3y ago
#3 applies to Redis as well - it's an in-memory KV-store and not a queue. But as TFA mentioned, it's one of the top tools used to implement queues.
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by hiyer 3y ago
Would you mind sharing your LinkedIn profile and/or a link to your cv?
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by hiyer 3y ago
I'm privileged enough to have worked with one of the people mentioned in the article - Tim Thompson, the author of Stevie.
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by hiyer 3y ago
Sales is pretty similar too - although they don't work from "home", they don't need to show up to office so much. I used to work at a small firm where our office was divided into two floors; and the second floor was just
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by hiyer 3y ago
And perforce. +1 for clearcase though - even perforce was a breath of fresh air compared to it.
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by hiyer 3y ago
That's probably true. I was referring to white collar/tech jobs though, since the context here was FlexPort.

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