joshuahutt

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by joshuahutt 10y ago
> not so much that they will stay just because of the salary is too high. I can imagine a case in which a sufficiently high salary could lead to someone staying in a position for which they have no passion. Still, like you say, it's
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
$ git checkout master $ git pull $ git checkout branch-name $ git rebase master If there are merge conflicts, open the affected file(s) and resolve them. Then: $ git add filename.ext $ git rebase --continue Finally:
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
I like using this site to browse HN: http://insin.github.io/react-hn/#/story/11355038?_k=sv2c3d
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
Well, then, couldn't you subtract the cost of their AWS bill (or some fraction of that cost) from their revenue, to adjust for the lower headcount?
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
I agree. According to Stamos, though, there was no flaw: > The fact that AWS keys can be used to access S3 is expected behavior and would not be considered a security flaw in itself.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
I actually had that exact problem, when writing an app with Ionic. It looks like a "feature" of Angular, as can be seen on their documentation [1]. [1] https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/input/input%5
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
I just tried it with Chrome. It works -- the view showed up, even though Chrome refused to load the page in the frame.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
I think it would make more sense to aggregate the count of all reactions, then.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
Why can't you just have a generic face and a series of mutations for each of the reactions, and then average among the mutations? It wouldn't really work, but it might be one of those features that drives more engagement because i
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
> He’s not suing us because we’ve harmed Smule in any material way. If they can't establish damages, and there was no breach of contract, it doesn't seem like they would have a case.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
Unless it's part of your legal strategy, it's probably not advisable to discuss your strategy publicly, before or during legal proceedings.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
It might be that the tab order is messed up. You can configure a password's input sequence to include extra tabs or other characters. It's under the "Auto Type" tab.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
Why not open-source the methodology before it's implemented? They might get good feedback.
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by joshuahutt 11y ago
On the one hand, I agree, we should all do everything we can to prevent suicide. It's the right thing to do, and it may very often be the case, as in the above account, that small positive actions can have disproportionate results. On
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Is it possible that the cycle of procrastination and anxious regret is an elaborate defense mechanism? I think the reality of the situation could be that you are afraid that if you actually focused on a project and put a lot of time and you
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
> and then compact it with tools. Did we have minification tools back then?
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Looks nice. You should add `-webkit-backface-visibility: hidden;` to the elements that have that weird shifting behavior, such as your `.modal-form-wrapper`. Pretty much anything you've done a non-3D transform on.
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
I would write a SQL function that takes all of those as optional parameters and includes a lot of these: WHERE (_title IS NULL OR title LIKE _title) AND (_minPrice IS NULL OR price > _minPrice) AND (_maxPrice IS NULL
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Excel already has relations, albeit simple ones, as well as simplistic forms of querying, though filters and pivot tables. I would argue that the major benefits that a database offers over Excel is data integrity and consistency. I think th
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
I think two things you are overlooking is (1) not all engineers want to manage others, and (2) not everyone who "learns business" can be a good manager. Forcing engineering people into management roles after they have accrued a ce
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
G+ also beats FB for memory consumption by a mile.
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Agreed. Quite unimpressive. The transition between views was sluggish at best.
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
What kind of phone do you have?
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Actually, I think the video was way better than that single point. To each his own, though.
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
On rooted Android phones, there's XPrivacy, which can do just that--send fake data to an app. https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacy
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Because it's 4.367 light years away [1]. [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=distance+to+alpha+centauri
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
Wouldn't it be more accurate to say that neutrinos experience time normally, but observe everything else to be unimaginably slow?
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by joshuahutt 12y ago
One thing I am struggling to understand is how much of my applications can be replaced with Lambda. I think it would be really awesome to make applications that do not have any dedicated instances associated with them, but are entirely base