mttyng

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by mttyng 8y ago
I agree with the improbability completely (not that I speak from authority, but your reasoning is sound). That being said, there’s something about the depth of the ocean that has always fascinated me to the point where I teeter on the edge
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by mttyng 8y ago
> bad patterns for some people I have definitely seen that in other people when I was doing my physics undergrad. And to some extent, I probably experienced that myself. I was on the road to starting a Cosmology PhD with incredibly high
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by mttyng 8y ago
Not that this is intended to be the end-all-be-all of "Must Read" Software Engineering books, but I find it refreshing that Clean Code isn't listed. It has some good points, but I think in the wrong hands it proves to be too
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by mttyng 8y ago
Edit: ugh, nevermind it _is_ early. I know that answer. Thanks for the cool functions.
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by mttyng 8y ago
> this gets the git branch to display when I cd into a git repo It's early and I'm lazy... will this always parse the branch upon entering any git directory?
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by mttyng 8y ago
Some simple things, but little timesavers: function mk() { mkdir -p $1 && cd &1 } alias gpm='git pull master' alias gcm='git checkout master' alias grh='git reset --hard HEAD' ali
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by mttyng 8y ago
Thanks! I just started reading that last night. Pretty good so far.
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Ask HN: How does your company achieve consistent/scalable CI E2Es?
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by mttyng 8y ago
What if -and I'm sorry to hijack- by low-level OP means a position as a C/C++ developer (asking for ~a friend~ me)? I've always been insanely attracted to the C variants and messed around with them to minor extents, but what
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by mttyng 8y ago
That depends heavily on your philosophical interpretation of mathematics: Platonism vs. Formalism Someone linked the BBC video, which is great, but there’s also a wonderful book that discusses this and many other facets of mathematical phil
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by mttyng 8y ago
This might be overly cynical (and I'm not going to address the utility of such a USB safety net), but I can see this being used as a way to only allow <insert your multi-national tech corp. here>-approved chargers.
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by mttyng 8y ago
Anecdote and warning to the younger devs out there: I’m not sure about the UV light portion of this article, but I haven’t noticed eye strain since I’ve repositioned my monitor, which this also brings up. For a couple of years I would notic
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by mttyng 8y ago
Oh, okay. I'm not a mobile developer. I've just started to get my feet wet with it. One of its (expo's) other selling points is "over the air" updates, meaning a user doesn't have to go through the respective a
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by mttyng 8y ago
I was recently introduced to https://expo.io/ , which, while seeming more flexible (I don't even need to plug my device in to my machine) for app development, seems to have severe limitations for Native APIs. I couldn&#
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React Render Props: Not hard, super useful(engineering.dollarshaveclub.com)
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Show HN: Nullable Types in TypeScript(github.com)
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QA Environments on Demand with Kubernetes(engineering.dollarshaveclub.com)
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Kubernetes: Fixing Delayed Service Endpoint Updates(engineering.dollarshaveclub.com)
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Witten: An Intro to Quantum Information Theory(arxiv.org)
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Show HN: Check HN to see if your article hits the frontpage (just for fun)(github.com)
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WebAssembly: Up and Running (with C, C++, Rust, and Go)(engineering.dollarshaveclub.com)
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by mttyng 8y ago
What deals? What complications?
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by mttyng 9y ago
I also just switched from a MBP to a Thinkpad with Arch this year. After some minor hesitation I pulled the trigger and am still very happy with the decision. I got nearly twice the specs of a MBP for a significantly smaller price. Initiall
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by mttyng 9y ago
I watched those lectures in the early stages of my degree and, to confirm what you've stated, they helped me gain a more concrete understanding of the fundamentals of calculus. Highly recommended! Thanks for sharing.