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by l8again 7y ago
I love descriptive git commit messages. For those complaining about the length: 1) Just read the title 2) Maybe have TL;DR section for a summary, and details for who cares. 3) Use pretty printing for git log Having a rich commit message is
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by l8again 7y ago
1) Just read the title 2) Maybe have TL;DR section for a summary, and details for who cares. Having a rich commit message is extremely important for capturing code review discussions and design decisions and glue things together for the set
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by l8again 7y ago
Actually, it's more like someone else booked a hotel room as OP. Since they were there in person, the hotel gave them the room key, and they are in that room taking a shower (updated the phone number in this case). The OP goes in and a
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by l8again 7y ago
That still doesn't make discriminating against a religion OK, does it? NRC timeline is irrelevant here.
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by l8again 7y ago
NRC had already been introduced. The final list was out later. Doesn't change anything about the point being made.
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by l8again 7y ago
>> I'm not following how normal (census, social security etc) government people registries are connected to the detention centers This is anything but a normal registry. NRC (National Register of Citizens) effectively strips abou
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Consistency Cuts and Consistency Metrics(medium.com)
1 points by l8again 7y ago|0 comments
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by l8again 7y ago
I was a skeptic, but Asad Memon's "UrduScript", although it could just as easily be called "HindiScript" due to its usage of the Roman alphabet, made me realize that this would have been a game changer in my freshma
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by l8again 8y ago
If people are indeed directly accessing a stream, they are violating a fundamental service oriented principle - Teams must communicate with each other through their service interfaces. It is worth understanding this concept with clarity. As
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by l8again 8y ago
Looks like an arms race to me. Whoever can get to it faster gets to decrypt the existing algorithms. Can someone more knowledgable validate this?
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by l8again 8y ago
To me if you are in the bay, and have one office up in SF and another one down in PA, you are still "distributed" / "remote" or whatever you want to call it. Once you have two offices, it doesn't matter if its
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by l8again 8y ago
>> Throughout a bidding process that saw dozens of cities vie to be the next location of a proposed hydra-headquarters, there were murmurs that Amazon might really just be looking for a regular office, and rebranding it a “headquarter
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by l8again 8y ago
Here we go normalizing verbal abuses to just "not being polite enough". This culture is now so pervasive in our industry that people are wearing their rudeness to their fellow coworkers as a badge of honor. I have seen incredibly
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by l8again 8y ago
It says that verbal abuse cannot be a part of a deal.
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by l8again 8y ago
I would never work for this asshole. I have not granted any one the privilege of being disrespectful to me. No, no one has my permission to be unprofessional and/or disrespectful towards me, no matter the cost. Everything else is fair
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by l8again 8y ago
So, paying competitive is now being "entitled". Engineers have been played for far too long, and this post shows that it isn't over yet. I, for one, am glad that silicon valley is going the right direction in terms of the tot
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by l8again 8y ago
>> Across almost all metrics, infrastructure, corruption, ease of business, electricity, even cleanliness India has improved on. Source?
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by l8again 8y ago
People are forgetting that a start-up is inherently an unnatural place for employment. Given a choice, a rational decision will always be to work with the big companies, specially if those big companies are among the FAANGMU (or whatever ab
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by l8again 8y ago
There is no guarantee for a "real Internet access". It could be exactly like your cable companies, and websites your channel. Hey you don't get Al-jazeera. Well, tough luck we don't like them, and won't carry them o
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by l8again 9y ago
An honest question. Are any of these autonomous driving systems open source or peer reviewed in any way? If not, isn't it really weird that we are talking about regulations even though the underlying technology is not even peer reviewe
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by l8again 9y ago
I honestly thought the author was trolling us (until I read the comments). There are so many holes in his example of ebook transaction. Here's just the two points he made that were the most egregious to me: >> and that the book —
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by l8again 9y ago
>> If there is one advantage that the non-gulf carriers have, it's that they can offer short+long haul to get from Europe to Asia, as opposed to medium+medium/long. The only place it would be medium + medium/long going
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by l8again 9y ago
Thank you for this. I couldn't have said it better. I think "jelling" is necessary, but doesn't have to happen all 5 days of the week.
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by l8again 9y ago
Specifically speaking for tech jobs, why are we still commuting? I honestly don't think why a distributed team can't just work. I have seen teams that are entirely distributed, or with a few members remote that work great. The tim
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by l8again 9y ago
Hmmm.. Thanks for this perspective. It was quite lost on me, but maybe if it worked for you, it did for others too.
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by l8again 9y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. By putting a question mark in the title is taking away from the urgency of the situation. You really have to wonder?
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by l8again 9y ago
>> Did you want to make zero-tax status a precondition for establishing tax residency there? What gives you the right to do so? This is a pretty twisted way of publicly shaming someone for just asking. They have all the right to put
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Vulnerability in WPA2 wifi implementations(mobile.twitter.com)
13 points by l8again 9y ago|1 comments
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by l8again 9y ago
Very cool indeed. Nit: I think the page can use some cool gifs showing off how the tool is used. Gifs are worth thousand words.
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by l8again 9y ago
I think the inclusion of blockchain is misleading. I had to wrap my brains around the straw-man first to understand what the article is trying to show-case. It should simply say FaunaDB supports distributed transaction. Separately, distribu

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