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by iends 8y ago
I got a safari books online subscription and it cut down on the tech books I’ve bought but never read. Highly recommend.
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by iends 8y ago
I see like 6 commits to oh-my-zsh in the past week. Why do you say its not maintained?
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by iends 8y ago
I imagine "tech lead" means a lot of different things to different companies. In my current role as a tech lead, I also have management responsibilities and conduct 1-1s, do performance reviews, write code, write requirements with
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by iends 8y ago
No. We use semi standard. But I’ve always found it awfully presumptuous to codify somebody’s style opinions as standard.
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by iends 8y ago
Bear if in the Apple ecosystem.
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by iends 8y ago
The culture of the Node.js ecosystem is to split things into many small packages, so there is no alternative dependencies with a fewer number of dependencies themselves. (This is drastically different than some ecosystems like Go, where dep
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by iends 8y ago
The node package ecosystem is not "designed" to work this way. Everybody is encouraged to use many single purpose packages. The production app I work on at work has over 1000 dependencies. Almost all of them are transitive. (We ha
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by iends 8y ago
A non-thesis degrees defeats the purpose of grad school and is only used by departments to subsidize those who do research.
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by iends 8y ago
Would be surprised if the average IBM developer salary is around 50k. My guess would be higher, proabably around 90k - 100k for US employees.
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by iends 8y ago
Even The Intercept got it their disclosure wrong once, and these guys are probably the experts: https://blog.erratasec.com/2017/06/how-intercept-outed-reali... But unencrypted email certainly isn't the right
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by iends 8y ago
The status page should be used for conveying more than just "whether the servers are up and reachable" and it's obvious that npm thinks so too. At the top of their page they list an issue about certain packages that "are
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by iends 8y ago
This seems like playing semantics rather than focusing on what your customers care about...especially since the issue was fixed on the server.
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by iends 8y ago
This is exactly what a status page should communicate.
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by iends 8y ago
2 hours after the incident was responded to by an npm employee and the status is still green: https://status.npmjs.org/ I love fake status pages!
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by iends 8y ago
The easiest solution is to block access to EU citizens.
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by iends 8y ago
It’s not really infrequent though. It’s like once a month.
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by iends 8y ago
I would love to switch to hosted ghost, but the pricing makes very little sense for a personal blog. An article will make the front page of hn or some larger subreddits and I'll get 30k views in just a few hours. I'd have to pay c
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by iends 8y ago
Reminds me of the onsies that have arrows for head, arms, etc and say “You can do this Dad”
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by iends 8y ago
No, Amazon mixes inventory. You should not trust Amazon with anything that is expensive or you put into your body. A product gets high ratings and is successful, then counterfeiters flood the market with a fake product that you end up inadv
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by iends 8y ago
What happens when the people you are helping become dependent on you and you disappear? The discussion isn’t helping or not helping, but determine how to best help and allocate your resources accordingly.
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by iends 8y ago
You should read the book “When Helping Hurts” to get a better idea of the harm you can cause by just giving poor people money without addressing root causes and more systematic issues. In fact, I will buy you a copy if you are interested.
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by iends 9y ago
This is no longer true. The core team proposed vgo a few weeks ago, after the majority of the community solidified around godep.
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by iends 9y ago
Some of us work for companies that don't require us to be in the office when we work, so we end up working at coffeeshops, at the beach, home, etc, despite having an office.
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by iends 9y ago
None of the top 10 of contributors to dep are from the Go core team, dep is a community project that eventually clawed their way into official recognition by sheer force of will by some great people.
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by iends 9y ago
Don't companies over $100 million use almost every major stack?
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by iends 9y ago
Work for a fairly large company and we've been working on GDPR since like last October. There is a lot of ambiguity on unstructured data that we don't parse/process (things like customer uploaded images, pdfs, etc) that seem
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by iends 9y ago
It's fine, but Apple's software quality is going down while Window's stock seems to be rising. The landscape might be different in 10 years if Apple doesn't start taking things seriously.
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by iends 9y ago
Is this the same area where you will die of radiation over the weeks following the attack?
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by iends 9y ago
I also keep an old refrigerator in my house to climb into.
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by iends 9y ago
Yeah, because putting your head down against an interior wall or under a desk is going to make any difference.

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