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by jrib 5y ago
I'm intrigued but concerned about the battery life and heat. Are there any objective third-party reviews of three laptop that address battery life and heat?
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by jrib 5y ago
Does PTO count towards those hours? Just give employees enough PTO to take Fridays off.
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by jrib 5y ago
One thing that has improved my life in this regard is to make dedicated time without a laptop or smartphone routine. Once a week, I will sit in a coffee shop or park, read through a book, and then write about whatever I feel like writing a
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by jrib 5y ago
Blog discussing this from shaklee3's Twitter link: https://inguyun.medium.com/the-provincetown-outbreak-is-actu...
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by jrib 5y ago
I move it to the top since most window interaction is at the top: menus, minimize, close. That way my nose travels less. The inability to move the taskbar to the top is disappointing.
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by jrib 5y ago
JIRA. For personal stuff, bloated websites just get replaced with less bloated alternatives. At work, I don't have that luxury...
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by jrib 5y ago
What is the cost for that insurance?
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by jrib 5y ago
One of my best memories from high school math was our teacher taking us outside to measure the height of our building after teaching us trigonometry. We took a triangular ruler outside, leveled the base and lined it up by eye with the top o
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Select Time 'Allballs'(postgresql.org)
2 points by jrib 5y ago|0 comments
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by jrib 5y ago
chrome's big win was that it was fast. When it came out firefox felt super sluggish and it was a refreshing change. That and better isolation of tabs so that one tab wouldn't ruin your entire browser experience with some javascri
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by jrib 5y ago
There's a bit more detail in his book but this first resonated with me when I read Scott Adams' "How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life". Here are some of his blog posts on it:
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by jrib 5y ago
Many years ago on irc someone was trying to hook two of these up to their bicycle's handebars so they could take notes on the go.
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by jrib 6y ago
it's often a good opportunity to point out things that aren't clear when first seeing the new code. Like: * naming this variable `accumulator` instead of `x` more clearly communicates intentn * add a quick comment explaining the
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by jrib 6y ago
direct link to the indictment (also in the article): https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/press-release/file/1379176... I was mostly curious about details regarding > ...and also communicated via the use of s
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by jrib 6y ago
great way to recognize bottlenecks in processes too
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by jrib 6y ago
Have a programmer friend who does the same. At first it really blew my mind and I couldn't tell if he was serious. But he's a great coder and had loss of successful projects. It's just the way he learned and it doesn't
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by jrib 6y ago
upside: it can do more (you can write on it) and the company enables ssh access into your device without having to jailbreak etc. Yes, the company could be more open, but I feel like the remarkable is my device a lot more than I do with t
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by jrib 6y ago
seems pretty trivial to just block the camera physically to prevent that
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by jrib 6y ago
I'll bite: what's your #1?
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by jrib 6y ago
For the pdf, did you mean to link to: https://github.com/frankMilde/interesting-reads/raw/master/i...
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by jrib 6y ago
How often do you test starting from a clean slate?
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by jrib 6y ago
> I'm done with programming Curious: what did you switch to?
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Cheap ETH: Stay Cheap(cheapeth.org)
1 points by jrib 6y ago|0 comments
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by jrib 6y ago
I had a chance to meet some of the devs on the project at a hackathon after pycon a few years ago. That statement perfectly describes my experience. Really friendly and welcoming group.
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by jrib 6y ago
pip-tools has the advantage that it is super-simple to understand and reason about. poetry works well enough but it seems to bring more complexity with it.
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by jrib 6y ago
Yep, I think this is a good middle ground. By all means encourage students to churn when solving a problem, but you can get stuck. Actually reading and following a solution to a similar problem can provide some insight.
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by jrib 6y ago
On the other hand, you can tell your boss/team leader/other manager: > these constant meetings are killing my productivity Let them decide that the meetings are worth killing productivity.
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by jrib 6y ago
I like the project. Gl! Reading through, change "loose' to "lose" in: > you won't loose data as soon as you reach the limit.
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by jrib 6y ago
2019*
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by jrib 6y ago
> If senior engineer X is working on Y and other engineer M has already dealt with Y (unbeknowst to X), it's a great chance for X to say "I'm currently looking for a solution to Y" and for M to say "Oh I had to s

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