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by huehehue 7y ago
Hey I had this happen last week, but every non-exec was blindsided. In fact, I had to break the news to another engineer after he was just kicked from Slack/GH/etc with no explanation. The video I'd love to see is " How
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by huehehue 7y ago
Every day, I ride the NYC subway over the Williamsburg bridge. I can look out at the traffic a few feet away and see hundreds of gridlocked cars with no passengers (other than a driver). I think it's coming from both sides -- there&#x2
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by huehehue 7y ago
Just keep refreshing this page, people seem to have no problem linking her information all over this thread. I get that much of this info is already public, but this feels like borderline doxxing.
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by huehehue 7y ago
There are a slew of dev-only dependencies in JS-land. Packages that run local servers for hot-reloading during development. Test runners, linters, TypeScript compilers, SCSS compilers, and so on. None of those things need to be included wit
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by huehehue 7y ago
I spent a week at Lake Louis in winter 2017. There was hardly anyone there, even around the Fairmont! Maybe 5 cars in the huge lot right by the water. Just a few dolts trying to take selfies in the middle of the frozen lake. Shame that it&#
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by huehehue 7y ago
Many are bad at communicating in general, e.g. selectively ignoring/missing parts of an email, incomplete sentences, typos. Some also have the nasty habit of skimming stuff and replying to what they thought they read. I've seen
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by huehehue 7y ago
Isn't diminishing lead value over time a pretty well-established thing? Just look at any drip campaign's engagement/conversion
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by huehehue 7y ago
A quiet, peaceful place with library-style tables. Like...a library. More seriously, companies like Spacious are doing what you're describing. Much cheaper than WeWork. You work out of an off-hours restaurant, but it's a designate
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by huehehue 7y ago
> That being said, don't you solve that problem by teaching your kid about virtual machines or docker? You can't reasonably expect a child to understand hardware virtualization, can you? Much less how to use something like Dock
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by huehehue 7y ago
Important to note that most of us have had years of practice searching for stuff online, and we're very good at identifying this garbage. You can't reasonably expect someone to just hop on to Google and know what to type, which li
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by huehehue 7y ago
FTA: "But Jonathan," I hear you say, "by providing a gateway aren't you just making Cloudflare a centralizing institution?" That’s a fair question. Thankfully, Cloudflare won’t be alone in offering these gateways. W
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by huehehue 7y ago
Guitar virtuoso Shawn Lane offers another approach, where you attempt to learn very difficult passages by jumping right into it at the correct speed. The idea here is that, by slowly speeding up, you end up using low-speed mechanics on high
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by huehehue 7y ago
There's a Doom playthrough with John Romero where he talks about waiting until the very end to design the first level; that is, it was the last one he made. The idea is that by the time you've finished the rest of the game, you&#x
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by huehehue 7y ago
There are just so many problems. Traditional authentication methods have failed us. I'm still waiting for a reasonable alternative, but the best we've come up with are things like 2FA and magic links? Companies insist on sucking a
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by huehehue 7y ago
There's an article floating around about Ethereum private keys, where people use "0x[...]0000" or "0x[...]0314" or what have you. You can check the corresponding public addresses on Etherscan and see funds being sys
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by huehehue 7y ago
That's a really good point, but that may not be ideal from a pure learning perspective. Engineers are often subject to the whims of management, tight deadlines, dependency quirks, their own personal bias, and so on. A living example wo
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by huehehue 7y ago
I have mixed feelings about gRPC-Web, and welcome alternatives. Setting up a proxy with any sort of non-standard config can be a pain, gRPC-Web doesn't translate outbound request data for you which can get ugly[0], and your service bin
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by huehehue 7y ago
I've had the opposite happen! Early in my career, being brought on as a low-paid frontend developer, only to be stuck as de facto CTO on a spin-off company. Infra, development, hiring, travel, the whole bag. Still accepting advice on h
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by huehehue 7y ago
What tickles me is that Google's designs (and re-designs) are so wildly inconsistent between products that any benefit of a unified design system is negated. Maybe it's too optimistic to expect universal consistency for a company
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by huehehue 7y ago
This is unsubstantive. It's one thing to express concern over what you might perceive as encroaching Puritan morality. It's another to blast a movement focused on giving a voice to sexual abuse victims.
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by huehehue 7y ago
I'm very interested in building an MVP that completes federal w/ appropriate schedules. Crowdsourcing state-level rules would be possible but you need some really passionate developers willing to do mountains of exceptionally bori
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by huehehue 7y ago
I believe you can only file certain forms, and even that varies based on whether you're filing for other people, whether you're self-employed, whether you make over $10M, etc. ( https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers&
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by huehehue 7y ago
A good number of non-chain cafes in NYC have restrictions on laptops during work hours, weekends, or whenever it's really busy (common sense rule). Also anecdotal but I haven't had issues with homeless at the libraries. There&#x27
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by huehehue 7y ago
That's not what I'm suggesting at all, we shouldn't coddle anyone. I'm advocating for a system that can effectively handle pigheaded people so we don't end up with more anti-vaxxers.
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by huehehue 8y ago
I'd like to agree, but then we'd have an even larger uneducated and willfully ignorant mass. Perhaps we could be more tactful, or find some way of easing people into sensitive discussions. Quarantining those people, enticing as it
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by huehehue 8y ago
> for the right person [...] they're a great option Definitely -- anyone who disagrees needs look at the conditions that some high-rent NYC apartments are in. Showers in the kitchen, windowless bedrooms, brown tap water, any number
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by huehehue 8y ago
That's a bit of a special case. Infants don't understand the concept of privacy, and you're not ruining a baby's future childhood by keeping an eye on their breathing via private video feed. You can't really educate
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by huehehue 8y ago
At least when I was using it a few years ago, I found Parse to be more intuitive and polished. Their DB browser and filter/query tools were terrific, and a great deal of the platform was (eventually) open-sourced.
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by huehehue 8y ago
It's a shame this piece doesn't function as much more than a Caltech/MIT endorsement. I dropped out and hate the system as much as the next guy, but to pretend that degrees have literally zero value and exist purely as a we
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by huehehue 8y ago
How can anyone here endorse something like this in any way? I get that video game addiction is a real problem, but constant surveillance is not a healthy alternative. Some people are cool with this because "kids need to be studying or

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