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isenhaard
3y ago
... btw. are you sure that only 7 people applied for that job? Because there are a lot of job announcements on LinkedIn which just won't show the number of applicants correctly in case there's an application link outside of Linked
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isenhaard
3y ago
Just played with your app, I think is super cool! I especially liked the way that you can just click the next question within an answer, makes it super convenient and fun to use. I'm currently also looking for a dev job. So you have 15
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isenhaard
3y ago
I really love that, super good ideas. I also generally love to create workflow optimizations. Will probably create some of your stuff for myself (I especially like the dictation replacement, could be super useful to me). Wondering: How big
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isenhaard
5y ago
Hey that's super cool, thanks! Works great! For those who want to read about shopt, check: http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html#The-Shopt-... Took me a bit to find it, and there seems to be
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isenhaard
5y ago
A lot of great suggestions here, thank you to everyone!
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isenhaard
5y ago
I've added now both: export HISTIGNORE="* rm *" export HISTIGNORE="rm *" I think it's even a bit better. Better preventing worst case if possible right from the start. And usually you don't need rm command
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isenhaard
5y ago
Nice one and easy to apply, thanks! Just added it to my .bashrc
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isenhaard
5y ago
I've noted once within my personal bash cheat sheet this: Search the command history * Search as you type: Ctrl + r and type the search term; Repeat Ctrl + r to loop through results. * Search the last remembered search term: Ctrl + r t
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$!134 can be a nice bash foot shooter if you accidentally mistype the number
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isenhaard
5y ago
Interesting. So maybe it's also a matter of personal taste. What I really like about the Python realm is that everything just seems to work easily. The whole ecosystem just seems to work so well as a whole. In the currently rather rar
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isenhaard
5y ago
I’m pretty much surprised that there seems to be no more love for Python here. I’ve become a huge Python fan over the last three years. Which was not my conscious decision. Python sneaked slowly into my life. But finally it got total contro
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isenhaard
5y ago
Depends what you mean with ordinary people. It might take a construction worker around 1 billion years or so ;-D On the other hand, I have to admit that it would take me with my fragile body also 1 billion years to build a house. I’ve playe
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isenhaard
5y ago
Well, let me be honest, this sounds all a little bit too ambitious. If you’re battling burn out, then maybe sports is not really a way to solve that. Try meditation. Is a really good method to counter burn out. Or try yoga. Or tai chi or so
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isenhaard
5y ago
Nice! I’ve actually read an article about Costa Rica recently saying that it’s a really good place to live. But that article actually pointed out that living costs are a bit high there and are more of a downside of the country. But you’re n