mtrpcic

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by mtrpcic 6y ago
You can even set the old UI to be your default in your preferences, so it will even render the old UI on the standard domain.
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by mtrpcic 6y ago
How do these stack up to Intel NUCs?
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by mtrpcic 6y ago
This implies there's only one right answer, which I disagree with.
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by mtrpcic 6y ago
Yep.
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by mtrpcic 6y ago
At the very start of the article: > when they cannot safely distance from other people So it's not a mandatory requirement at all times. You can still go for a walk or a hike without a mask, as long as you're able to properly m
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
To be fair, there is something to be said about the aesthetics of a language, and Ruby is (at least to me) a far more readable and "pretty" language than PHP. There are a lot of small niceties that, once you are familiar with them
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
I've been using Hammerspoon for years, and have been incredibly happy with it. It is still actively maintained, has a large userbase, and has a lot of pre-built solutions for things. Importantly, it's not just for window managemen
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
Nobody said he was a hero in this thread, it was stated that he had a strategy. Whether you like it, or it was ethical, is besides the point.
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
Or any codebase that might have an SSN input and has a test suite with mock SSNs to test against.
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
You should level incoming candidates based on their performance during interviews, their prior projects and portfolios, not what level they were labelled as at a previous company. I don't care if you were a Level 38 at Foo Inc., I&#x27
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
The difference being that the smartphone camera isn't pointed at your face or room the entire time the device is in use.
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
I had a similar experience. Struggled with several keys either "not pressing" or "double pressing". After a while I took it in, they gave me an estimate of 5 days for repair, and called me after 4. No charge, no fee, no
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
> a real car can go for atleast 200kms a charge/refill Pedantic, but Electric cars _are_ "real cars" as much as gas/diesel cars are.
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by mtrpcic 7y ago
It depends on what your use case for the dashboard is. If the dashboard is meant for constant display, then yes, too many panels is a bad user experience. On the other hand, if you're trying to create a "Oh my god something is wro
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
To be fair though, Billy basically didn't answer any questions during that interview (at least that were put into the final cut). Nearly every question asked of him was met with awkward silence and pursed lips, or canned "I have n
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
I have travelled in and through the U.S. dozens of times (including through Newark) and have never once seen a "machine gun".
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
So, the latter then.
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
Screenshots are a big part of my workflow too, and this made things feel a lot cleaner for me. This will automatically put all your screenshots into a specific folder (assuming you're on OSX). mkdir ~/Pictures/Screensho
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
I agree with other commenters that it would be really helpful to understand exactly what you mean by "pipeline", and how they can help/improve a project or workflow. What problem does this solve, and how does it solve that pr
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
Out of curiosity, do you have that same mindset (i.e. a factor of your decision to purchase is whether or not you're willing to buy another one if the first one is unusable) with anything else in your life? Also, Applecare+ is a worthw
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
Why?
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
What are the benefits, _today_, to use Chrome?
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
Out of curiosity, why have a singular Rule class that has a type (with internal branching logic based on that field), rather than separate Rule classes for each type of Rule, with Rule being a base class that users can extend to define thei
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
Probably worth mentioning that it's a NSFW image since it's the middle of the workday.
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
I've been using this for probably 6-7 years now and it's become a standard part of my workflow. I've never had problems using git, but scm_breeze makes things faster (shorthand commands for common operations), and adds some n
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
I tried to do something like this for a while, but ended up much preferring a local copy of the codebase with the changes rsynced across to the server. Without the files locally, the editor wasn't able to index them, so it was a little
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by mtrpcic 8y ago
The point is that the "last day" is x/365 instead of x/1 (in the case that your taxes must be filed by your birth day for the given year, for example). You're right that there will ALWAYS be people waiting until the
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by mtrpcic 9y ago
This is great news, but I have a few questions that weren't covered in the article: 1. How long-lasting is the effect? How long does the LiCl stay "active"? Will bees need to be fed this at a regular cadence to keep them mite
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by mtrpcic 9y ago
I swear, most of these status pages could just be static HTML with how inaccurate they are during an actual outage.
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by mtrpcic 9y ago
But then those commits are still in the wrong branch. If I accidentally commit something to master instead of a development branch, I can't deploy master until my development branch is merged in, as the one commit isn't ready for

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