johnnyAghands

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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   I honestly don't know how they still don't have a solution to this -- it's now September. Low level settings like this should be available outside of the bloatware thats loaded on as a "Smart OS". Imagine buying a r
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   Samsung crippled TVs with Tizen bug(eu.community.samsung.com)

   3 points by johnnyAghands 6y ago|1 comments
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   All cylinders firing on this one. Couldn't agree more.
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   I am now the proud owner pv@heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.com. Looks like I was a bit slow 17ys!
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   I'm actually sad I can't really get a heyyyyyyyyyyyy email.
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   > Someone somewhere on HN said that "Google was a ball-pit for gifted children." I kinda laughed at that, but really, after k8s and protobuf3, I won't even grant "gifted". This made me laugh.
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   Wow I'm glad this person saw the value and wrote this! I hope it becomes a series of posts. I'm on the software side, but have always romanticized the hardware side -- gotta stop wasting time and start learning and tinkering with
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   I love cheap labour. Seriously you get what you pay for and no one wants to fucking pay what good software is worth.
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   by johnnyAghands 6y ago

   The perspective and excitement this write up adds is super infectious. Kinda really shows the organic change MS has had in the last 5 years -- at least to me
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    by johnnyAghands 6y ago

    Yeah sadly this just looks like typical work not uncommon in huge tech corporations with pretty broken development and management pipelines.
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    by johnnyAghands 6y ago

    That would be great, email me if you can at johnnyaghands@protonmail.com. Thank you!
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    by johnnyAghands 6y ago

    Can you expand a bit more on this, how can they let go without severance? How big was the loss? Was it contractors? I'm in the final stages interviews and up until now have generally been looking forward to the prospect of working ther
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    by johnnyAghands 6y ago

    That spacebar.
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    by johnnyAghands 6y ago

    I hope data like this can help society in ridding this disease -- poverty is a disease. Looking at the results and anecdotal evidence it feels like this is obvious.. but the fact of the matter is unless you've been through it, it'
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Using Bluetooth to detect potential contact + plus GPS seem like a good way to cover a lot of ground. Anyways I feel like the bigger issue is the huge honeypot problem. I think it's easier to assume data like this is bound to leak -- s
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    A lot of enterprises hiring juniors on the cheap actually thought of it in the opposite way. They saw Angular's rigidity as some sort of safety rails to help guide developers in the rightish direction. They thought React was the Wild W
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    What a world of difference good tests and coverage can make. Great write up.
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Hi@vprasanth.com, thank you!
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Interesting; it almost seems obvious now. Sidebar: This BBC mobile site experience is freaking refreshing!
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    This looks great! Can anyone sponsor an invite for me?
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Wow. So just added that book to my cart. Any other good reads like this you recommend?
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    No one chooses loneliness.
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    "the ambitious side that’s never satisfied with the way that things are and the human side that wants to be content and happy" I found this line very relatable -- as with almost everything in life, balance is key. You would think
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    I’m a “huge Github fanboy” and think GH Actions is poised to do to current CI/CD tooling what Docker did to VMs.. which actually scares me a little. GH is aiming to be the centre of the development world as Google is with the web... wh
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Drone, Circle CI, GitLab CI, Concourse CI, Semaphore, Travis CI
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    You are not alone wondering this. I find there are less brittle more modern task runners available today, however Jenkins still has a strong hold on traditional enterprise IT systems that struggle with change. My theory is it has to do with
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Getting a 404
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    If you like writing some code, want full control (i.e. payload size, extensibility, theming, etc) with some OOTB features (i.e. zero setup, server rendering, static exporting, etc), and don't mind react or markdown, I'd recommend
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Sad to see this go; any recommendations for a good alternative available in Canada?
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    by johnnyAghands 7y ago

    Honestly, it scares me that this was even filed. Even though we know how ridiculous it is to include Github in this suit, I'm afraid we're going to be left with some weird middle ground that shouldn't even exist to begin with