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lunias
4y ago
It costs me about 1 dollar a month (never more than 2 dollars) to host my website. I use: - VuePress - Amazon S3 - Amazon Certificate Manager - Amazon CloudFront - Amazon Route53 For deployment: - CircleCI - s3deploy It's a super simpl
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lunias
4y ago
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/the-lord-of-the-rings-the-ring... I haven't trusted IMDB for years. Reviews certainly aren't everything; "bad" art can still be loveable to some, but I'm at the po
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lunias
5y ago
> Agreed, and I've actually seen signs for both on some highways. I believe I've seen the same signs on some highways, but usually they're like 40 mph minimum with a 60 mph limit. Which leaves a large delta, especially whe
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lunias
5y ago
Speed limits make little sense to me... I think it should be referred to as a speed target; to imply that it is meant as both a minimum and a maximum. The real dangers are speed deltas in my opinion. Someone travelling below the speed limit
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lunias
5y ago
Prohibition to the rescue! We all know prohibition has the consumer at heart. I'm sure smoking tobacco post-prohibition will be much safer and more equitable for everyone!
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lunias
5y ago
Am I missing something or would they have also failed them if they had been driving a car with a manual transmission and made some limited use of engine braking to slow the vehicle instead of immediately depressing the brake? Seems to me th
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lunias
6y ago
Is problem solving a 'soft skill'? I'd consider problem solving to be a technical skill - assuming the problems are technical in nature. I've been asked in the past to increase my focus on 'soft skills' in favo
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lunias
6y ago
Tip top real estate on the Dead Sea. ;) http://brucefwebster.com/2008/04/11/the-wetware-crisis-the-d...
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lunias
6y ago
You are correct. Companies of a certain size are most always extremely heterogenous. There are good and bad places to be in a company and everyone has a different opinion on where those places are. It also seems that you have experience wor
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lunias
6y ago
I've had this exact argument: Me: "I'm going to be working from home tomorrow." Them: "What? First I'm hearing of this. We need everyone here tomorrow." Me: "I'm confident that I can do the work
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lunias
6y ago
I agree with your overall message 100%. Big companies are like cities. There are "good" and "bad" areas and different people may draw that distinction differently. If you have mobility within the company it's not to
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lunias
6y ago
Remember when you used to ask your Mom / Dad, "Why?" and they'd respond with, "Because I said so." It's like that, but subtly more infuriating because it's never a single identifiable person saying &q
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lunias
6y ago
Here in my garage, just bought this new Lamborghini here. It’s fun to drive up here in the Hollywood hills. But you know what I like more than materialistic things? Knowledge. In fact, I’m a lot more proud of these seven new bookshelves tha
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lunias
6y ago
Yeah... scroll to main content and then all the ads / javascript / images / videos load and the main content is pushed out of view. The main content should always be visible upon page load.
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lunias
6y ago
Not kawaii, but good callout nonetheless. This is just what designs end up looking like when you consider 7 billion people your target audience and want to market to them all simultaneously. It's for everyone and also for no one; it&#x
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lunias
6y ago
It never makes sense to me when one of my ideas gets swatted down for being: "more of a thing for power users". Is that not exactly who you want to reward? The most devoted users of your product?
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lunias
6y ago
Personally, when I hopped back in the car after not driving for a month; it felt weird. I think that people are just de-conditioned and less cars on the road gives people false confidence in their atrophied skills.
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lunias
6y ago
In a few years, VS Code has achieved better out of the box functionality for [ people who don't already know / don't want to learn emacs ]. Emacs has a challenging learning curve. I don't think it's realistic to ins
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lunias
6y ago
I'm not sure they meant any language. It sounds like they're advocating for using a non-Java language that compiles to bytecode to be run on the JVM. E.g. Kotlin, Scala, Clojure, Groovy, Jython, JRuby etc. The goal of the JVM is
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lunias
6y ago
Yup. This is how we end up w/ three motorcycles, a sofa, and goose duct taped together when we wish we could have just built a car.
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lunias
6y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but is it possible to create two competing apps? I know this is not at all ideal (kind of defeats the purpose), but I believe people could be steered to the better choice over a little bit of time. Is the NHSX planning
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lunias
6y ago
Forgive my omission I didn't have designers in mind when I wrote that. Here is what I think: I would place designers closer to the engineering (necessary) side of the spectrum. Designers do in some cases build tangible things, are very
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lunias
7y ago
Even if the percentage of women in STEM has gone up do you disagree with the assertion that: "Women on average are more interested to work with people than men"? I believe that while societal factors have contributed to women purs
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lunias
7y ago
IMO Agile has become regulatory capture. It's a means by which non-engineers can extract value from a booming market which doesn't directly benefit from their skills. That being said. I think there is a lot of wisdom in the origin
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lunias
7y ago
Drop has been transitioning away from group buys for sometime now. Since their re-branding their strategy appears more reminiscent of private labeling. Most products have Drop / Massdrop in the name now. The most recent two actual (key
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lunias
7y ago
I'd start w/ Vanilla Emacs and then look at Doom Emacs. I recently switched away from Spacemacs (kinda slow IMO). https://ethanaa.com/blog/switching-to-doom-emacs/ I wouldn't worry too much about el
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lunias
7y ago
Pretty soon we'll bring our small "phone" with us in our backpacks while our big "phone" stays at home attached to the wall.
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lunias
7y ago
I wrote a post on how I did it for my site: https://ethanaa.com/blog/conversion-to-static-site-with-vuep... There are follow up posts on CI / CD and search.
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lunias
7y ago
This is exactly the sort of message that should be packaged up in a PSA and disseminated through TV / YouTube / Facebook / Twitch / etc. I don't think the general population makes it over to Stallman's blog all
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7y ago
Some good points haha ;P. I think it's more about the gender distribution in the set of managers (a single set). I agree that purposefully making it into a 50 / 50 distribution is at worst harmful and at best a waste of time. I th
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