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For me at comes down to telling "how" instead of "what" to do.
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> But, of course, who cares about me, I should just buy a new computer, right? Unfortunately it is not only you. _A lot_ of my employer's customers complain about frontend performance and the fact that the UI is generally made with
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5y ago
> Electron and Atom are resource hogs that force you into wasting resources You can repeat it as much as you want but poke any modern laptop, how many native apps and how many electron apps are there? Spotify, VSCode, bunch of note takin
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5y ago
I use it in my home setup to spin up some service that run in containers automatically. The flow is: change docker file, push, CI runs and validates, another CI runs that uses ansible to run those containers. I probably could connect direct
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5y ago
I disagree with some of the things on that list but generally I like the list.
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5y ago
Honest question - how relevant the skill like that nowadays with all the stuff going Web and Electron? Are there any apps (except for creating stuff) that are being developed in a way that “server” part is running locally? It seems to me th
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5y ago
I switched tech stacks from Java on backend to TypeScript on backend and I'm quite happy that I can afford to use VSCode instead of IDEA now. While IDEA is absolutely wonderful IDE with magical capabilities, the speed and the fact that
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5y ago
That’s cute but if I’ve got a touch screen in my car and scroll through Spotify playlist, I’m as distracted as if I would be doing that on my phone if not worse. We need something general about distractions and may be a mandate that require
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Darn it, every time MS does something like it I feel an urge to get myself a Windows laptop. Gotta control myself.
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5y ago
Australian here. Don’t use credit card, setup a separate account for bills, direct debit everything from there, don’t keep anything big on your debit card and use it with Apple Pay everywhere. No fraud, no fees, no complex things and rules
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> None of that suggests that just because you read a conspiracy theory now that it's even remotely true I don't see where I'm saying that modern conspiracy theories are true and I don't see how your comment resolves t
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5y ago
And then people are surprised that QAnon has such a following. Sure thing people will believe in conspiracy theories when it turns out that bunch of conspiracy theories are true. Veritasium had a nice video on that.
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5y ago
I needed to plot something real quick to see if I’m picking correct function. I had don’t remember how many data points but no much, under 200 I believe. W.A. told me to piss off and pay for it. So obviously I went and spent an hour more to
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5y ago
I compared it two what I see in my VSCode ( https://imgur.com/a/u9naqVi ) and fair enough, it got way better since I tried it last time.
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Exactly that, plus it doesn't really serve well as platform. I mean VSCode renders Markdown previews correctly, not some ASCII based approximation. It renders images if I happen to click on one. Extensions can actually provide decent U
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You don't, but boy do I love not focusing on how to type something and just having my thoughts flowing into the screen without me thinking how to do that.
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5y ago
> requirement is that the engineer being hired is able to come up with efficient algorithms. Coding binary tree is not the way to discover that. Presenting a task and observing people solving it and explaining computation complexity beh
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You're right but you or more precisely that interviewer is also wrong. Understanding the way your storage works is crucial, yes. But you ensure people understand it not by asking "Explain ACID to me" but by asking to design a
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5y ago
Music and work you enjoy. I put on some russian rock from me being 16 years old and do some enjoyable coding. And I can't stress it enough c̶o̶c̶a̶i̶n̶e̶ Lagavulin 16.
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It’s jargon. There are two layers of cli commands in Git. One - user friendly like “git commit”, that does abstract things like commits, diffs, etc. It is called “porcelain”. Another level is low level commands. They are used by “porcelain”
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Basically if you say to me that you care about climate change and then reject nuclear, I stop talking to you and taking you in any kind of seriously. Once you reject nuclear it’s just virtue signalling.
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Ask HN: Would Google still kill Google+ If they new about Facebook’s problems?
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I wish they would make docker and external monitor possible on an iPad. VSCode for iPad + docker that is shipping with it + VSCode Remote that runs dev. environment in that docker would solve all the developers requirements (except for powe
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> if you had someone's email you could be sure the message directly reaches him You don’t get it. I don’t want your message to directly reach me. I want you to kindly f-off and don’t waste my time with endless offers of shit that I
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The recepient configures an auto reply with “No thank you” just keeps receiving money?
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Am I the only one who's seeing "sealed" classes as an unfortunate development? I can't count how many times I had to resolve to using PowerMock and hacking bytecode just to mock something in one of the libraries I use be
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Define "kill". Is coding drones that do military strikes considered killing?
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Well, look at me. I’m an immigrant. My wife’s useful skills would probably give her salary of about 5th of what we need, so she doesn’t work and takes care of the kid, house and engages in her hobbies, like making custom teddy bears. If I w
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Actually Marxists are the best. They tend to express somewhat coherent viewes as Marxism have quite strong philosophical roots. Lots of others are just “views”, that is a pile of incoherent whims that should be realized somehow.
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> Should we all get a patch of land and grow food for ourselves? A lot of those types would loooove to see lots of people to go back to subsistence. That is a lot of people but not them, they are way too smart for that and they’ll reluct
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