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by hnrodey 8y ago
I built my first site in Vue over the past few weeks and found myself with the same conclusion. But I had to build it the "wrong" way first before I realized how much easier the code is to write using the sub-components.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Yeah, that's what it means (to delete the app from your Facebook). I also got that warning but I ignored it and clicked through anyways. Confirmed that my Spotify account is still working via email/password login.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Wow, just confirmed this works. I can now log in to Spotify via email/password. Thanks for this! The only caveat is you will need to re-sign in to every device where you are currently signed in via FB.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
This sounds like very actionable advice. Thanks for sharing the info, it's very helpful.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Care to expand on the Sublime plugins? I use Sublime for notes but store them as plain text files. My other favorite Sublime feature is it persists unsaved tabs through app restarts and system restarts thereby giving me the effect of holdin
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by hnrodey 8y ago
I love LINQPad. This tool alone is a huge reason why I have a problem using my Macbook for .NET development.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Personally, I think this is great news given the investment Microsoft has made in hosting their open source projects on GitHub. I'm heavily invested in the Microsoft stack so I'm kind of excited to see where they take this. Also,
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Anvil is pretty sweet and had a well reviewed Show HN post a few months ago. Price is a little steep unless you plan to get serious, quickly.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Any idea about required VS versions? The announcement makes no mention of Visual Studio (or maybe I missed it?) but the download pages says it requires a preview version of VS2017 which is unfortunate.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Am I the only one who thought this post title meant jobs at companies that simply don't use whiteboards in the day-to-day aspect of working?
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by hnrodey 8y ago
I'm from near Pittsburgh and I'd hardly call this a custom. It's just what you do when you're in a hurry and have pole-position in the turning lane...
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Initially it took me entirely too long to determine the right config options to launch BC as the diff and merge tool. It's preposterous to be that difficult.
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Until you actually need git add . && git commit -m "message" && git push <remote> <branch>
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Shameless plug, I'm the author of Git Evangelism. This is the guide I built to onboard my coworkers during our transition to Git. This guide is updated regularly and differentiates itself by putting the reader in a position to succeed
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by hnrodey 9y ago
PA = Pennsylvania? There are two seasons in Pennsylvania, winter and construction.
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by hnrodey 9y ago
I'd still replace the battery regardless of what they tell you. Apple once told me I had a good battery even though my phone would randomly shut off and attaching to a charger was the only solution to get the phone to turn on. Thankful
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by hnrodey 9y ago
There seem to be an abundance of "openings" but a shortage of offers. At least that's if you believe the whining on boards like here, Reddit, etc.
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by hnrodey 9y ago
There is a business and people impact to these types of decisions. Reducing usage of anything means one or more businesses will cease to operate and people will lose income. The government needs to afford these industries an opportunity to
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by hnrodey 9y ago
I'm interested as well. 2012/2013ish I was a consultant at Org A that deemed themselves "agile" - in reality a very highly functional agile organization. I've yet to see anything quite like what that org had going f
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Nailed it. It's for this reason that I eat Chipotle in-store only. By the time I make the five minute drive home it's already cold.
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by hnrodey 9y ago
> managers aren't able to keep up and so might find themselves in a position where when they first started managing they were an expert.... Reminds me of this. The value is in the audio but the animation is entertaining. https:&#x2
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Office 365 is the closest I've experienced. I actually kinda like it. My biggest use-case is wider spread documentation that is inappropriate to distribute as an attachment.
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by hnrodey 9y ago
That's a terrific idea, if that kind of CMS-ish system is available to you or within your organization. Unfortunately I've never been exposed to or have much experience with something like that : (
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by hnrodey 9y ago
I'm abominable with conclusions in emails and personally feel like they are a waste (majority of the time). I know it's something I should probably be better at, but often I just finish my thought(s) and hit send.
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Not as much of a problem today given the richness of mobile devices and rich text formatting but manipulating fonts (bold, italic, etc) to draw attention was problematic because people/devices would drop down to plain text formatting s
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Rules for good emails 1. Keep the message as short as necessary but no shorter. 2. Put the most important information at the top of the message. 3. If it email is for an ask, call out from who you need the response and put it at the top of
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Malcom Gladwell goes over this story on his Revisionist History podcast. http://revisionisthistory.com/episodes/08-blame-game
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by hnrodey 9y ago
Malcom Gladwell goes over this story on his Revisionist History podcast. http://revisionisthistory.com/episodes/08-blame-game
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by hnrodey 9y ago
What are the security risks of using a tool like this? How do I know that you're not secretly siphoning off the data from these apps?
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by hnrodey 9y ago
I really like the Socratic method as it resonates with the way my brain processes information and I think it's effective to hopefully get people to think for themselves. But it's not a silver bullet. I've recognized that ther

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