mastersummoner

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by mastersummoner 3y ago
We've been using feature flags extensively lately. A step that helps for this issue is having all merged code deploy automatically to our QA environment first. We have automated tests which run there regularly, as well as it being the
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by mastersummoner 3y ago
I've listened to that song hundreds of times yet somehow never realized it was Worf.
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by mastersummoner 3y ago
Modafinil is one.
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by mastersummoner 3y ago
For the record, there are lots of people who love living in extremely dense urban situations. There are benefits to being exposed to so many different people living different lives, it's one of the things that cuts down on the bias of
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by mastersummoner 3y ago
Why not plan ~ten years ahead and expect these buses to be self driving then?
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by mastersummoner 3y ago
Honestly, at this point it's only quasi-political. It was a joke, and a pretty funny one.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
I can't believe how well you were set up for this one, haha.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
If people find it interesting, then the answer is yes.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Just chiming in - my absolute favorite GB game growing up. Fantastic storyline, amazing music, fun secrets. One of the best ever made for the system without a doubt.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Chronic is an awesome date library, agreed.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
It was long because there were a lot of steps to describe. But for each, the writing was concise, interesting and entertaining.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Question is, how much influence will be retain? Assuming this ever happens.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Fair point! I'd say what I'm most aware of having saved me the most time is knowledge of the shortcuts and features available _in_ SublimeText though.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Not a program, but being very familiar with the keyboard shortcuts in SublimeText has saved me countless hours of dev time. Things like Ctrl-D to highlight multiple instances of a word, plus the ability to put on Caps checking in the search
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
This is mentioned in other responses, but keep in mind that frequently, it's urban sprawl which endangered these animals in the first place. We're not going to start closing up our cities to let animals come back. But we can take
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
I managed to get into professional software development in my early thirties. My college track was for that, but took a severe detour after graduation. For me, a programming bootcamp helped me turn things around and get me my first job as a
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
I suspect it's "not very complicated" for anybody with a decent grounding in the tech. Which is very much not me!
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
God love you, your idea of "not very complicated" is absolutely fascinating.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
I live in a predominantly Chinese area of a major US city, with many people who speak virtually no English and many stores dedicated to catering to them. Including clothing stores. The amount of engrish I see on the shirts and jackets of pe
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
I've been really lucky with my startup experience so far. The two I've worked for have both had really great, though different, environments. My most recent startup was 4 to 5 people and it was absolutely fantastic.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
To me, break implies it was chosen for personal reasons. But I'll let GP answer for sure.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
I loved soulseek. Finding someone with interesting tastes and browsing their collection was great - found some artists I still love to this day that way, like Bogdan Racyinski (you don't turn down an album called Samurai Math Beats) an
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
What does she think you should be doing instead?
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Alternately, you could make enough money that you are able to bequeath upon your ilk sufficient money to not need to worry about it too much. Though if you're doing this, highly recommend not letting them realize you're fairly wel
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
When I was first learning to code, I once told someone that working with SQL felt like trying to wrestle with a mainframe, and I stand by that assertion.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Science.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
American here from a very large city. Mine did not, and even if it did I can almost guarantee you I'd never have stepped foot on it regardless.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
American here, and I have effectively zero instinctive idea of how large a football field is.
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Was made a team lead recent and it's... interesting. I always saw myself as an individual contributor, and rebel against the path that leads to what's effectively project management with zero daily coding. But being the lead of a
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by mastersummoner 4y ago
Actually, that... would explain a surprising amount about government dysfunction.

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