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by pinoy420 2y ago
Aside: I am want to know people who use anything other than the very basic git checkout, fetch, push, merge, rebase, stash, status commit, reset. What are you doing? I think I have used cherrypick once? Generally I open two copies of the sa
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by pinoy420 2y ago
What do you mean by cute?
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by pinoy420 2y ago
“No” basically. Unless it can be poly filled into safari (ios) it is not worth adopting just yet.
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by pinoy420 2y ago
What it’s not good at is anything within the last 2 years (due to training cutoff) all fail at latest remix, svelte and selenium syntax for example. This is an eternity in FE dev terms
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This is such a fantastic piece of research. Thank you if you are reading. I wish amazon and Microsoft did similar
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by pinoy420 2y ago
I do not mean this in an offensive manner at all. Are you between the age of 18-30?
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by pinoy420 2y ago
Why do you say that? I have worked remotely for the past 5 years. Almost every job I get thrown at me is remote.
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by pinoy420 2y ago
Sounds like a horrific place to work. Imagine the pressure
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So who maintains the database? Or is it hashed? Or what?
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by pinoy420 2y ago
I think there are people who like the aesthetic. I don’t think many put thought to whether they objectively like the concept of it. Given the choice of a page with information readily available or a page where you have to scroll and it does
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by pinoy420 2y ago
Also interesting how good Kaspersky is
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Considering vscode is itself malware. Probably nothing other than, yes, use a separate VM. I am an avid vscode advocate, but it is incredibly invasive and security ignorant.
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It didn’t really go in to either. It doesn’t have any sort of benchmarking or any best/worst case fits?
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Eli5?
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by pinoy420 2y ago
Not sure how that is any different besides construction of an object rather than a file with globals?
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“A man known as 4chan”
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Katana is a grean tame. I remapped my n and t keys already.
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by pinoy420 2y ago
I don’t have enough karma to downvote adverts. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42896559
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by pinoy420 2y ago
> Good design is aesthetic > Xorg I guess it didn’t say pleasing?
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Library genesis
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For creating a backup of library genesis. No. They should be awarded a philanthropic prize.
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“Just”(TM) The bane of my life. Glad I grew out of that eventually. I completely agree.
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Office is moving web based. OWA is first class now, with Outlook New being a thin wrapper around it with some natives. Also their mockups all use macs primarily so “go figure”
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How many errors are actually recoverable. I bet most thrown exceptions could be replaced with a printf(“it went wrong here”) for all their utility.
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by pinoy420 2y ago
Very surprised at this attitude. Or am I. The typical engineering savant omniscient to all future past and present engineering roadblocks fixed by “Just”(TM) thinking about it beforehand. I expect this from bay area mid level not someone wi
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by pinoy420 2y ago
With ChatGPT I am enjoying Typescript development and learning a lot. Unfortunately with ChatGPT being - in JavaScript terms - decades behind the state of the art. It becomes a little challenging to get it to do what you want. But it gets m
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by pinoy420 2y ago
Got to love the HN bubble. Anti anti apple is immediate downvote even with a sensible argument like yourself…
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> If I think something is easy, that's a sure sign I don't understand it. A lot of people (definitely here) need to understand this.
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All you need is a little “Just”(TM) and everything is possible. Typical HN comment minimising the immense effort required to do %thing% due to their own arrogance.
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Did you also tell them about “server side rendering” capabilities of PHP?

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