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hobos_delight
7y ago
ED-209 was from the first Robocop.
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7y ago
I'm a manager in SRE at Google, and one of my reports went to 50% time in Q4 last year. So far this has worked quite well, and the support the company has provided to me as the manager, and to the report has been excellent. There are s
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hobos_delight
8y ago
My muscle memory is to set on CTRL+L, ls. But I like it, and the call back to DOS days :)
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hobos_delight
8y ago
Thanks I'll check it out!
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8y ago
I've actually migrated to it from emacs for rust stuff - the RLS integration is really nice and it works well enough on both osx and linux. I tried to use the git UI that it provides, but in the end preferred to manage my vcs from the
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8y ago
I used to commute in Sydney, 90 minutes door-to-door of which ~60 was on the train. As I would leave early I would normally get a seat and spent that time triaging issues or writing code or just working on my own stuff - it was nice. I move
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9y ago
I have the same experience - on-board sound, usb dac (primary) and hdmi audio interface on an nvidia card. Every so often it will "forget" that it should be using the usb dac and revert to the hdmi audio output.
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9y ago
> You can just get on a plane and fly over. Not quite - you will need an ESTA - a visa waiver, and the airlines (usually) check before you board that you have a current one. But they are valid for two years, and trivial to get via the we
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9y ago
30 hours per person per weeks seems absurdly high to me - that would be one 3 hour program every week-night, two (6 hours) on Saturday and three (9 hours) on Sunday. I would be really keen to see what some actual values are, and the breakdo
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9y ago
I just finished this[1] book with tips about how to get back into that deep work routine, and whilst I'm not there yet - there have been some immediately tangible benefits. Like turning off work email push notifications, developing a r
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hobos_delight
9y ago
Technical Program Manager, though I miss writing code and managing teams. If I could write rust and manage teams, I would be a happy man!
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9y ago
I love this series - it is what inspired me to have a crack at it in rust ( https://github.com/rthomas/rust_net ) - however I am only at the stage of responding to arping, and other shiny things have come along to distra
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9y ago
They are both built on top of Hyper, which I believe now has async io.
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10y ago
This has become a lot better in the US now too - I can use my Australian passport at their self-serve kiosks when travelling on an ESTA that has a renewal. You still have to talk to the immigration officer though - everyone does.
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10y ago
Yes, basically. For open-source projects where google retains the copyright you don't need special permission (it is part of your job, basically). For personal stuff or where you wish to retain the copyright then you will need it assig
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10y ago
> JavaScript is many things, but nonfree isn't one of them. I believe he is referring to the license to use/modify the JS being delivered by Airbnb specifically in this case, not the language itself.
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11y ago
Almost 1 year ago I gave up a 90-minute each way train commute in Sydney for a 20-minute cycle commute in Ireland (obviously there were other factors). I love the freedom to come and go when I please, and not be held up by seemingly random
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12y ago
Grads were generally an annual intake with interviews held around the start of the year (for the following year). Interns were generally from the UNSW corporate placement program (though I can't remember the exact name for it). Atlassi