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3y ago
if there was wind they may have been sailing.
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> Being in person allows you to get away with creating a culture where documentation doesn't really exist Viewed a different way, it allows a team to spend less time documenting and more time on other things. Increased documentation
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3y ago
Many may be unable to resist the temptation to watch things that won’t make them happier.
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3y ago
All the bad moments would be recorded too, and many of the recordings would be outside of your control.
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3y ago
> Some of the best mutton I ever head were curries in India In India is mutton usually goat? That was my experience in south India.
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3y ago
This looks really neat! Does it have an ethernet port? And maybe PoE?
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3y ago
Are 73% of devs choosing to use typescript? Or is it just the default setting for popular frontend project setup scripts?
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3y ago
> I get to see...
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3y ago
Cats are native fauna in some places. If it’s not suitable for a cat to go outdoors where you live, maybe just don’t get a cat in the first place. Same for dogs, children, horses etc.
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3y ago
Yay, I can throw away all my headphones again.
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> I've never worked on a monolith project that I could run entirely locally. What are some examples of monolith components that couldn’t be run locally? Im guessing third-party integrations, but perhaps there are other things.
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3y ago
Any particular class of game? Are we talking AAA console games or casual mobile games, or everything?
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Aren’t weapons for hunting, and walls for protecting people and maybe livestock from predators?
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> I don’t even know anyone who knows anyone who knows anyone that has had a psychotic break tripping. I’ve witnessed it. There might have been weed and/or alcohol involved as well.
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3y ago
Agreed, but your linked article on trunk-based development does include this strange idea: > the core requirement of Continuous Integration that all team members commit to trunk at least once every 24 hours
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Not what I was expecting from “the PDF Game”.
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Good luck with the new role! I’m surprised you’ve shared this rant non-anonymously, I hope it doesn’t have negative effect on your progress.
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3y ago
What seemed like genuine individuals posting. They seems to have been rescued now, which is good.
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3y ago
Why are answers getting downvoted?
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Thanks. It might be helpful to make that explicit for ignorant people like me :)
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3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Coffee_(minigame)
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3y ago
windmill.dev looks really interesting. Does it have support for javascript as well as typescript?
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3y ago
Can you match the icon to the icons in clothing labels?
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I tried switching recently, mainly because I wanted treesitter. I couldn’t get it working after half a day messing about, a lot of documentation seemed out of date, and I don’t think my standard plugins + .vimrc worked out of the box. My ma
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That shows up as a picture of a worm for me. Edit: aha! The link forwards to https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/23570?v=4
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3y ago
CUD?
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3y ago
Great advert!
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3y ago
This still isn’t clicking for me - it feels like you’re equating daily/weekly billing with per-project billing, and hourly billing with metering.
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3y ago
What’s the big problem with hourly? You just listed a bunch of benefits and said it’s cursed.
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> My point is that, from my experience, "per day" is strictly better than "per hour". This seems to be a popular and strongly-held opinion on every thread about consulting on HN, but I don’t get it. If I spend 12 hou
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