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by monknomo 3y ago
I think unleash offers "toggle type" which can take values that describe whether it's a pure feature flag, something operation, config, etc.
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by monknomo 3y ago
I have a european name that is difficult to pronounce for americans (even me!), and I adopted the same approach. It's mildly annoying, because my name as pronounced by americans has a lot of connotations I don't necessarily love,
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think the question is not how to be as attractive as NYC where people from all over move to West Virginia, but rather how to make it so that young people in the 60-90th percentile feel like they may as well stay. A possibility is a great
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by monknomo 3y ago
For federal jobs, the 2210 series is the one that hn readers would probably be able to best compare. GS-13 is realistically where you'll top out without being something like a regional administrator
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by monknomo 3y ago
Carplay &co are good right now, but as someone that hangs on to cars for a long time, the trouble is that phones have a much faster lifecycle than a car, and are pretty unlikely to continue to work as smoothly as they do 20 years down t
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by monknomo 3y ago
Yeah, I had similar experience with https://eclipse.dev/windowbuilder/ in java swing. You can use the drag and drop for most of it, and if you need to hand edit some code, it mostly works and is reflected in the gui t
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think bacon, cheese, and tomatoes are generally included as well
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by monknomo 3y ago
I'd imagine something like the saga pattern, what it is, how you use it, when you would use it, etc. would be a decent response
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by monknomo 3y ago
Logback has structured logging. I think log4j has it as well
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by monknomo 3y ago
Yeah, I remember a lot of apis that were something like `resource/instance.json` or `resource/instance.xml` and they'd give you `instance` in whatever the requested format was
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think the motivation for almost any style is to be cool. Whether you think folks have that motivation organically, or you think this article is trying to manufacture cool, or if the article is just describing something that exists, I&#x27
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by monknomo 3y ago
It's not for addiction, but yes, if someone takes enough meth to induce psychosis, antipsychotics will reduce the psychosis.
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think the joke is that his parents are not celebrities, and so they don't need to specify that they don't sign autographs
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by monknomo 3y ago
well, the thing with mental healthcare compared with regular healthcare is that the first bit of it is often kind of coercive? Like folks with chest pain want it fixed. But folks who hear voices/are addicted to something/suffer fr
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by monknomo 3y ago
here you get the wait and you get to pay the private price, on top of your insurance. At least for me, regular medical care needs scheduled out some months, doctors have poor availbility. I get one freebie a year via insurance, everything
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think that is treating each other "like friends" rather than "like family". Friendships begin and end, and friends will help each other, even if it means the effective end of a friendship (eg helping load a van for a
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by monknomo 3y ago
I feel like for US folks to take climate change seriously requires that climate change directly impact NYC and Washington DC so that the media and policy makers can have some lived experience. Smoke in SF or Seattle doesn't seem to mov
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by monknomo 3y ago
I use unleash pretty heavily and it works well
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by monknomo 3y ago
probably "Tom, Dick and Harry" in this context, meaning everyone
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by monknomo 3y ago
There are different classes of antibiotics and the different classes work better or worse against different types of bacteria.
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by monknomo 4y ago
oh yes, I can see where my comment might sound like I'm saying it's ok to look at the arc; it's not. It's just that it won't blind you right away
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by monknomo 4y ago
Looking straight into a welding arc doesn't blind you instantly. Eventually, sure. More rapidly it gives you a lingering after image and feeling like your eyeball is full of sand
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by monknomo 4y ago
Not only is there a good chance this was a hoax, but it was an experiment under a different mental health regime, one with institutions and a much lower bar to commit people. It is much different today
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by monknomo 4y ago
What is the traditional method for finding a webpage that does not exist anymore?
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by monknomo 4y ago
I feel like we have a relatively strong copyright regime, lots of works being created, creators have trouble eating with the current regime, and they had trouble eating before it, and unless the next regime makes something like "feed c
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by monknomo 4y ago
A union is made out of its members, a union's goals generally match what the majority of dues paying members want. There is no platonic union waiting in the wings. There are just groups of employees that could all work together to ge
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by monknomo 4y ago
something that's helpful to keep in mind is that the government orgs you deal with frequently have what have what they must do set by law, with little latitude to change things other than bugging congress
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by monknomo 4y ago
you also don't have to set your union up exactly like SAG, either. My point is that the members of a union get to choose whether they are propping up mediocrity, gatekeeping or something else. Maybe interviewing or freelancing lead ge
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by monknomo 4y ago
Does the screen actors guild promote mediocrity? Does the national basket ball players association promote mediocrity? There are a lot of ways to do a union, you don't have to set one up exactly like a detroit auto factory
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by monknomo 4y ago
I feel like the dev job may change, but as long as people have difficultly describing their requirements so that a programmer can understand, they'll have difficulty describing their requirements so that an AI can understand. It's

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