mattchamb

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by mattchamb 8y ago
I had a look at the github of someone we were interviewing. He had azure credentials committed in one of his projects. We have him a pass.
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by mattchamb 8y ago
I say this as a .net dev, but when I look at hosting stuff for myself, the few extra dollars influence my decision.
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by mattchamb 8y ago
I record my quarterly goal as my work computer login. This forces me to review it every 90 days and makes me keep it short. The main benefit is that I have to repeat it to myself several times a day.
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The Zen of Python (2004)(python.org)
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by mattchamb 8y ago
I leave vscode open basically 100% of the time and use notepad++ for quick edits. Vscode having slow startup doesn't affect my support of it at all
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by mattchamb 8y ago
Well, I'm not a physicist, but hydrogen gas is two atoms compared to 1 atom for helium gas.
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by mattchamb 8y ago
I did this for a 12 hour flight I just had. Arrived in the afternoon and went to bed at midnight like i do at home. I left the curtains open so i woke up from the sun in the morning. Not feeling the jet lag yet, but we'll see how it go
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by mattchamb 9y ago
This is relevant to my current situation. I was previoiusly working with a group of teams that had whole ownership of a certain product. The teams had certain areas of the product that they focused on, but all could contribute to different
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by mattchamb 9y ago
After learning casually for over 3 years, I'm going to finally give the JLPT a try. I actually did a practice N4 test and the grammar was easy, but vocab is what really held me back
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by mattchamb 9y ago
My guess is they are using partial classes and generating a bunch of the code from other, much simpler files.
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by mattchamb 9y ago
Hopefully some day this number will be so large that it will be impossible to track accurately.
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by mattchamb 9y ago
It's kind of funny, I recently switched from a note 4 with front fingerprint scanner to an s8 with the scanner on the back. I much prefer the scanner on the back, I use it when the face recognition unlock fails in low light situations
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by mattchamb 9y ago
I jist went through this. The company used a firm called HireRight. They wanted to confirm my employment history, and get info on my past salary. I left those fields empty, and redacted salary info from other documents I had to provide them
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by mattchamb 9y ago
Sometimes thats all you need.
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by mattchamb 9y ago
There is a sushi shop near me called "Sushi Yah!" the japanese for "sushi shop" is "すし屋" pronounced "sushi ya"
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by mattchamb 9y ago
not sure i would go this route, but you can actually call java libraries from .net using a project called IKVM. I used it for a toy project and it seemed to work
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by mattchamb 9y ago
I love baking as a hobby. While programming used to be my hobby, I find it can't be both my hobby and career without driving me insane. Baking has the iterative trial and error improvement factor, while also producing a product that ev
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by mattchamb 9y ago
Vs code was written first as a browser based editor before it evolved into what it is now. I believe you can still run parts of it in the browser, but I can't try to find it now since I'm on mobile
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by mattchamb 9y ago
Just as an extra piece of information for people, the person presenting the videos in that page is Saqib Shaikh, who is a developer at Microsoft. Earlier on HN, there was a really interesting video of him giving a talk about how he can use
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by mattchamb 9y ago
I am currently in this situation. The company ran out of money and cant afford to pay us. That is a good indicator to find something else.
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by mattchamb 9y ago
I am literally leaving a failed company just like that, except the CTO is sticking around, and he is the one using the bleeding edge tools without collaborating with the rest of the team.
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by mattchamb 9y ago
I dont think he knows what he is talking about. I spent 3 weeks in China in February, and used cash for pretty much everything including accommodation. Admittedly, there are lots of options for paying for things with wechat, etc. but it was
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by mattchamb 10y ago
I'm not in the US, so I dont know how that changes things; but when the company I'm working at started it's employee equity scheme it was setup as an interest-free loan to employees to purchase shares. The loan has conditions
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by mattchamb 10y ago
This article makes the suggestion to break up your .net project into nuget packages. This is horrible and DOES NOT WORK - DO NOT DO THIS. As someone who, as of this very minute, is working on a project that someone has broken up into differ
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by mattchamb 10y ago
I feel the same. Even as a .net developer, I'm really struggling to care about .NET Core. My experiences trying to use it have been bad, and the communication around the whole project has been worse.
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by mattchamb 10y ago
I did a 1-day project Vue.js yesterday and I really enjoyed it. A lot of the ways they approach things make sense to me.
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by mattchamb 10y ago
I'm in New Zealand and I can disable and enable a number of individual features on my credit card through my banks phone app
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by mattchamb 10y ago
The C# compiler he is taking about is open source, so you could have a play around with it to see how they implemented it. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn
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by mattchamb 11y ago
Apart from it being disturbing, as a non-American I am finding it hilarious that this infrastructure you have built to spy on me is only concerning to you when it is turned on yourselves. With all this talk of "Americans being spied on
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by mattchamb 11y ago
For anyone interested, this is the relevant information about the sale in Salem Media's SEC filings: > On September 3, 2015, we acquired the Spanish Bible mobile applications and their related website and Facebook properties for $0.

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