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by raman162 5y ago
You're definitely right, advice shouldn't be taken as gospel. We definitely need to have some sort of self reflection and analysis to figure out if things are benefiting the things that really matter most to us
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by raman162 5y ago
Serpapi definitely did the right thing here. Shame on the maintainers for introducing such a breaking change in a minor version update. I guess the takeaways are: - review change logs for any gems that are updated - have extensive test case
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by raman162 5y ago
This horror story is more than enough to keep me away form ever touching mongoid. Bookmarking this for future reference.
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by raman162 5y ago
Everyone has their unique value to a company. That could range from large expertise with certain libraries/type of problems to deep knowledge of an industry or even your network (more applicable to sales/leadership). Not all devel
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by raman162 5y ago
The biggest time saver I noticed is a suite of vim functions I wrote to run rspec.tests in rails projects. I can easily run a whole spec file, a specific test (via line number) and run failures with leader based commands in normal mode. Sav
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by raman162 5y ago
I never thought about this until you mentioned it but my love for markdown only came after I learned vim. Vim is easily my most used application; I use it for my task list, to write notes when learning new topics and even to journal my pers
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by raman162 5y ago
I've only used vim for three years and it's been a fantastic experience. Every time I'm in a normal editor I long for vim. I think the most important video I watched about vim was about text completion in a thoughtbot meetup
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by raman162 5y ago
After reading, I don't think the author is willing to look stupid, I think they don't care at all if they look stupid, an attribute that I still think is remarkable. I wish I had the self-confidence to not care so much about what
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by raman162 5y ago
I wonder how fire resistant hardened wood is. I can imagine cities like Chicago having a hard time to use wood in commercial buildings with history launch as "The Great Chicago Fire"[0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by raman162 5y ago
Syncthing is really amazing, I have been using it for nearly two years to sync notes on all of my device; three laptops, one iPad, raspberry pi and a pixel 2. The most difficult thing was finding a solution to work on the iPad, ended up hav
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by raman162 5y ago
Let's assume cryptocurrencies we're stable for a second. Wouldn't banks still have a place? How would loans be provided in the realm of cryptocurrencies? Would it look more like peer to peer loans? Or would a similar bank lik
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by raman162 5y ago
Why is it highly questionable? It's pretty common to shorten long words or phrases.
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by raman162 5y ago
Jobs was pretty bold asking Dell for a royalty of every Dell PC sold. I'm curious what a world like that would have looked like, where you can choose between OS X and Windows when purchasing a computer.
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by raman162 5y ago
I believe that this answers my original question I made in a previous comment regarding the impact on environmental fast fashion. Sounds like it's better for the environment for someone to use rent the runway versus making a purchase a
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by raman162 5y ago
I'm not the most familiar with rent the runway but I'm curious if this type of business alleviates or worsens the fast fashion environmental issue. In theory it helps by reducing the need for people to own the latest fashion and t
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by raman162 5y ago
Has anyone read any of these books? I'm interested in picking up a few but want to hear other opinions before I make a purchase.
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by raman162 5y ago
Not the OP but I would say it's "objective" from telegrams perspective. They shared their decision making process which I agreed with, not too sure what would have been a better choice in that situation.
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by raman162 5y ago
The web is not open for everyone some countries block certain traffic. I guess one can use a VPN, thankfully that's becoming more mainstream.
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by raman162 5y ago
I understand their choice, their hands were tied by the distributors; apple and Google. At least for Android phones they make it easy to sideload an apk so I'm little less empathetic on that end but for iOS, you're pretty much at
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by raman162 5y ago
> I deliberately train my feeds not to have news-type content because once I've read the news, I don't need to see it popup in my feeds again throughout the day. Sad that we have to train the feed on our apps to be more positiv
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by raman162 5y ago
IMO, that seems like apple but the lines are getting closer than ever
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by raman162 5y ago
Unfortunate that this researcher, shame on apple for not handling these vulnerabilities quickly. I used to believe that iphones were more secure than android and was considering making the switch. After reading this article and with some ot
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by raman162 5y ago
Yes but what pushes the knife further into the gut is how apple claims it has a strict app review process to protect iOS users when they have obviously done a poor job here. They were quick to catch epic games bypassing their payment system
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by raman162 5y ago
Well there are the two types of "free" to play games, the ones that are malware and the ones that are "Pay" to win. With the latter, I think people are mostly aware of how much they spend in the "Pay" to win ga
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by raman162 5y ago
This looks really promising, I can see myself watching this like sports. Congrats to the founders for such a creative ideas.
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by raman162 5y ago
I've only done a few leet code questions but only in languages that I'm comfortable with. Even then, I've had similar experiences to the author mentions where I've gotten different perspective on how to approach certain
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by raman162 5y ago
I never thought about reviewing existing open source project PRs to get better at a language. It seems so obvious considering it's similar to how I get ramped up with new projects. > 2. When you want to level up, start reading the d
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by raman162 5y ago
I agree, I think most of my meetings there is a designated scribe/chair and they speak out loud when they are documenting the important details. It's kinda useless to have a second to second transcription of the whole meeting.
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by raman162 5y ago
I had the same problem as well. The unhook extension works great. I also uninstalled the YouTube app on my mobile and only use the browser.
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by raman162 5y ago
I agree with points 2 and 3, but I think it's easy for people to be attentive and take notes during the meeting, especially if they are part of the discussion. My handwriting is too illegible for me to consider this option. I only reso

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