msoad

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   by msoad 5y ago

   “The committee”. Directors sit on it. I have lots of good relationships with most directors in my org.
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   by msoad 5y ago

   Where I work almost all capable engineers are Staff Engineers. Based on the rubrics provided to make sense of our responsibilities we need to “initiate work that has org-wide impact”, “influence the company’s technological direction” and
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   by msoad 5y ago

   What's your motive here? Are you planning to leave the company if this escalates? I'm asking because if you want to "take them down" you totally can. Capture evidence and involve an employment lawyer. But what is in it f
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   by msoad 5y ago

   I'm aware but I don't think unvested RSUs are subject to divorce asset splitting. Unvested RSU is like unearned salary. It's not an asset to split. Maybe you mean vested but not released RSUs in pre-IPO companies.
5. 455.▲
   by msoad 5y ago

   Unvested RSU??
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   by msoad 5y ago

   Like it or not YAML configuration files are everywhere. I've had a lot of luck using JSON Schema with YAML config files. Luckily VSCdoe and possibly many other editors can be configured to provide type hints for completion. Using any a
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   by msoad 5y ago

   Nobody mentioned Deno. They're also building similar to WASI architecture but with a focus on JavaScript applications. The future is super isolated processes on a giant server instead of this container craziness we are having today!
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   by msoad 5y ago

   Spotify is missing Spatial Audio that both Apple Music and Amazon Music supports. I might switch to Apple Music because I don't like how pushy Spotify has become with their podcast agenda and not supporting Spatial Audio.
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   by msoad 5y ago

   Yes, I think if they could the would remove namespaces and enums
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    by msoad 5y ago

    1Password will go to the path of LogMeIn, Okta and OneLogin. Holding corporations literally by their neck (login) can generate *a lot of money*
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    by msoad 5y ago

    It's so fascinating that physical labor seems to be the main concern when it comes to robots doing it better/cheaper than humans. If anything, we know that automation is coming after office desk jobs first. Those jobs are much eas
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Tesla was impacted by this as well. Here is what Elon Musk wrote to all: > Unfortunately, our payroll processor, Kronos, has been hit with a ransomware attack, making them temporarily unavailable. We are tracking things manually for now
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    by msoad 5y ago

    I use Copilot to write test. It's amazing how well it understand my prior tests and make slight adjustments to create new tests. I really enjoy using it. For more complex code (code that is not a routine code like a new model in an ORM
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    Ask HN: Is Bay Area in a tipping point for tech talent?

    109 points by msoad 5y ago|181 comments
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    by msoad 5y ago

    When you're a CEO and only hear "yes you're a genius sir!" that happens to you
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Yes, Google's most popular service Google Search has no open API if you are willing to pay for it. Why they don't open it up so others can integrate?
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    by msoad 5y ago

    I see what you're suggesting. That' clever! Not sure how scalable it is. I'm sure if you ask npm folks they will give you some wild examples of packages doing crazy stuff!
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    by msoad 5y ago

    They have a Windows app. I only have iPhone, iPad and Mac so not sure how good it is. https://support.apple.com/guide/icloud-windows/set-up-icloud...
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Sharing is available only via AirDrop. You can copy the password too. But no "shared password".
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    by msoad 5y ago

    I use iCloud Keychain because Apple is not in business of making money off a password manager. They charge me more via their hardware sales scheme but at the end of the day it’s a good experience overall
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    by msoad 5y ago

    1. Tests should not be published 2. You can update the test script with the release too: "test": "echo pass"
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Use my working hours contributing to Open Source.
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    by msoad 5y ago

    I do free work for open source _a lot_. I have a rather controversial opinion on this. I don't think I should be paid for my work because the moment money comes in I have to be responsible for the work I was doing for fun. I enjoy buil
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    by msoad 5y ago

    The US government failed attempts to stop robocalls is my favorite example of how ineffective and corrupt the system is. We all know that in a healthy system it is an easy problem to solve. All the lobbyist and corporate interest is goin in
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    by msoad 5y ago

    I'm assuming Bitcoin will be hacked in 1000 years. We will have Quantum computers that can hack the hashing algorithm. That on its own makes value of Bitcoin 0.
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    by msoad 5y ago

    is this the same borrowing concept as Rust?
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Bitcoin solves this!
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Types in TypeScript are great but if JavaScript ever wants to add types it has to be something like a real programming language types in which you can use types in runtime as well. Like in a catch clause I can assert the type of the error a
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    by msoad 5y ago

    For letter-spacing Microsoft tried bringing Kashida[1] to CSS but it didn't work. Not sure why? [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/i...
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    by msoad 5y ago

    Any plans to integrate Copilot goodness into this? All I want is to search for "the function that concatenate multiple items with an Oxford comma" and get to that bad boy!