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by jehlakj 9y ago
Well, it's pretty obvious when you shouldn't approach. For example, they may be walking quickly possibly deeply preoccupied with something. Basically if you have to step out of your way to introduce yourself, it's probably no
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Step one is crucial if you can’t take rejections lightly. However, a lot of people are shy and they tend to look away. I’d say just man up and skip it. But do know when to stop if the other party isn’t reciprocating either through lack of i
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by jehlakj 9y ago
If you’ve ever had to deal with various errors or to filter out something and return the appropriate output, it is much more concise. Read past the if’s and you have the main logic of that function. But that max function should have an else
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by jehlakj 9y ago
I like it too. No need for confirmation as you’re already accessing your email to login. It’s far more secure as the average user will most likely use the same password as the email to sign up with.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Higher priority should be to mute websites that don't have media content. Two ideas: Either make it permission based like location, or have a master volume setting for sounds like rely on javascript (excluding html5, flash, etc.). I&#x
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by jehlakj 9y ago
I’d like to add that a lot of people do diaphragmatic breathing incorrectly. The ultimate goal for utilizing the diaphragm is slow and steady breathing in a controlled manner. I see too many people taking in big gulps of air and exhaling ou
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Just curious: Do tech companies “pay” the state so they can try out their latest and greatest? Or do they look for states with the least amount of restrictions?
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Reminds me of when I try to unsubscribe to a random newsletter. If it seems tedious to do so, even in the slightest, I don’t even bother googling or looking through the source’s website and ultimately move on. Wonder if this is what fb is t
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Oh right! I totally forgot that you could use cookies for JWT. It's been a while, but I think the reason why I didn't think of it was because, if you're using cookies to transport jwt, couldn't you just use signed cookie
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Interesting. I’ve mistakenly assumed that there is a relative difference between formal and informal counterparts. Considering the extreme informality of Eastern Asian languages, I didn’t think their formal language was on the opposite end
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by jehlakj 9y ago
What do you mean by formal? I’ve always assumed Asian languages to be very informal as a lot of it has to do with context. At least that’s how some of my friends talk to each other. And one of the reasons why it’s so hard to blend in. It co
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by jehlakj 9y ago
I don’t know much of the historical details, but whenever I think of a fork, I think of processes. I think that GitHub’s official definition is just a simplification of what happens as a side effect.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Issues. Make their outdated docs known. I think that’s the main benefit.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Similar experiences here. I get what what I need from a couple of videos and never look back. I wish that lecturers would move to YouTube and structure each lecture as its own instead of having the burden to fit them into a course. For exam
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Uneducated individual here. What is the proper term for arguing against a claim that was never made or incorrectly assumed, but ambiguous enough to become a target? I see this a lot in political debates. Something more technical than a misu
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Also confused. Are they simply criticizing the experiments (whose results may still hold), or are there evidence that points to the contrary? What’s their motive? More funding?
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Which is probably the most robust and scalable of them all. I was wondering some some services took 30m to an hour to revoke access, and this is the reason why. Only downside is you have to use JavaScript on the browser, which isn’t much of
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Don’t really mind the notch but the system icons on the right seem misaligned to me - that’s what gets me.
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Ask HN: How to play the politics game at your company?
59 points by jehlakj 9y ago|21 comments
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Any resources on upping my political game before I start at a company?
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by jehlakj 9y ago
I’m pretty sure “shy lazy” is a cover for “proud”. I’ve been there, and i soon realized nobody cares at the gym.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Indeed. People are subjected to feel more secure about a brand that is more familiar to them (e.g., Tide).
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Why do people feel the need to update especially on production servers? Shouldn’t production servers be updated only when necessary?
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by jehlakj 9y ago
The biggest advantage of pixel art is that it takes up less resources to create a solid retro type game. Animations suddenly become a lot easier as it relies on the abstract nature of putting the imaginative efforts to the users. By removin
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by jehlakj 9y ago
As someone who uses both private snaps and stories equally, I think the update is a mess. It’s like having an inbox that includes a bunch of newsfeed that should be in its own public space. Although not ideal, the previous version does it b
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by jehlakj 9y ago
UX in the context of their target audience is simple, elegant and concise. Young people have an easy time getting used to different gestures and their respective actions. And once you get used to it (it took me a while cause I’m a bit old),
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Most people have been on a moderately high carb diet for most of their lifetime. It's gonna take a little more than 3-4 weeks to shift your perspective.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Seriously? Who says that we have no choice but to compare ourselves with others? Facebook is a great way to stay connected with old friends. There's a pleasant feeling about seeing how the people you once knew are doing these days. If