lhorie

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by lhorie 5y ago
Nice, congrats on the open source release!
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Hey Dominic, good to see you :) I take you moved from the React team to this dedicated Lexical team?
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Honestly, it reads like a preamble to a cheesy isekai manga.
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Yeah, the way my wife and and I go about rotating tasks usually has one person explaining/hand-holding to whatever degree is appropriate precisely because damaging goods isn't a desirable outcome. As an exercise, it can still surf
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The date when he landed on the moon. For mars, the correct answer is "never".
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by lhorie 5y ago
Isn't that kind of the point, to show to the partner that you have expectations for how certain things are done in a certain way for a certain reason that they might not have had an appreciation for. It can in fact be an avenue to dig
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by lhorie 5y ago
Yeah, gonna have to agree with you here. The guy appears to be downplaying his role by trying to make it a narrative about glasses by the dishwasher, but if you were to hear the wife's perspective being boiled down to "I am not yo
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by lhorie 5y ago
> audience typically only goes to see movies that they are likely to enjoy That doesn't really explain the opposite phenomenon: movies that have higher critic rating than audience rating (e.g. movies like Mulan and Turning Red come
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by lhorie 5y ago
Here in San Francisco you don't actually need to go through any training to receive a drivers license. You just need to pass a computer test (of mostly easily memorizable material) and a road test that consists mostly of turning left a
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by lhorie 5y ago
Corporations have access to the data either way because the dataset is public. Think of this as levels.fyi selling Google docs sorting/filtering features to companies that would've just scraped the website anyways. By not sharing
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by lhorie 5y ago
> In a study of Parkdale Village in Toronto, a quarter of business owners estimated that over half their customers drove to their business – in reality, just 4 percent drive. Come on, Parkdale is just behind Little Portugal and near Duff
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by lhorie 5y ago
I know a guy in there (who most likely isn't making anywhere near 100M), who transferred into the HR org to try to make a dent into the problem of employee turnover, PIP BS, etc. Last I heard, he was giving middle managers a hard time
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by lhorie 5y ago
I'm confused at the outrage seeking attempt. Anyone can see the data points for every company/level by just clicking around the website. Do you honestly think employers don't already look at it? The offering, as far as I can
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by lhorie 5y ago
There's a tool in the zig toolchain called `zig translate-c`, which does exactly what it sounds like. You might find some success in understanding the translated zig code for C snippets that you don't understand.
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by lhorie 5y ago
Yes, it's possible to use Bazel w/ JS tooling. At Uber we run a 1000+ package monorepo w/ Bazel and Yarn. Someone else mentioned rules_nodejs if you want to go with the popular option that is more or less in line with the Baz
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by lhorie 5y ago
The main thing to be aware of with Bazel is its sandboxing philosophy. Instead of using the files in place, it basically creates a copy of the relevant file structure for any given build (i.e. minus the files that might exist on a given fol
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by lhorie 5y ago
From what I've seen, the scope of this project is to compete directly against the likes of Rush and Lerna. I spoke to the creator last year and my impression was that general language support akin to Bazel's was not a primary&#x2F
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by lhorie 5y ago
> gangs spraying graffiti with bystanders around and no fear of being caught For the record, they do try to crack down on those. I witnessed a couple of pissed off cops coming down on some kids doing graffiti at Battery Crosby last month
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by lhorie 5y ago
I've never seen a loose stray. SF has a relatively high rate of dog ownership and there are inconsiderate dog owners (to the extent that I see people putting up signs in front of their houses asking others to not leave dog poop by the
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by lhorie 5y ago
I've lived in Sao Paulo (a city with notoriously high crime rates) for ~18 years, Toronto for another ~16 and San Francisco for ~5. Out of the three, San Francisco is the one where I personally witnessed the most number of crimes, rang
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by lhorie 5y ago
I think making it harder for foreigners to buy houses as appreciating assets has always been a talking point and I suppose it probably helps if the bar against foreign money is higher, but I see it more as a whack-a-mole game. The example o
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I mean, for a market like the SF Bay Area, sure, the political landscape wrt housing is notoriously difficult to navigate, but at least for Toronto, I never got the impression of housing construction being deterred to as significant of a de
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by lhorie 5y ago
IMHO, neither. Most teams are typically too small to build up interviewing expertise. In my company (which has in the order of several thousands on SWEs), many teams don't have expertise for the role they're hiring for (e.g. it&#x
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Personally, I think the problem is more a question of the sort of business development that happens downtown vs the surrounding areas. If you look, for example, at development on highway 7 over the decades, there's definitely densifica
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> there could be a water-exchange where you can consume or inject clear water and receive/spend > the execution would need to be heavily regulated (possibly limited to highly trusted actors) You mean like how you pay your hydro b
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191k is the average. Click over to https://www.levels.fyi/company/Google/salaries/Software-Engi... and sort by TC and you can see entries that go as high as 350k and as low as 53k (some sort of internship-lik
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I don't think version control system is the major differentiator for whether people like monorepos or not, tbh. Having a good incremental build/test system is far more important to developer experience, IMHO. The biggest dissonanc
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My understanding is that the Python ecosystem is notoriously difficult to integrate w/ Bazel. Javascript is another ecosystem with a lot of fast and loose stuff going on during installs. Golang integration is way better. At work, we us
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AFAIK, video game systems often have parental controls. You could get your wife to set it up. For my kids, we use a combination of parental controls and reminding them to setup and respect their own timers to get them into the habit of bein
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by lhorie 5y ago
> The major technical road-block Yeah, this is primarily what I'd expect would hold back migrations, both in actual technical terms (e.g. Deno-flavored libraries for some tasks may not exist at all) and buy-in from engineers. Don&#x

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