ravishi

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by ravishi 4y ago
If you grow along with your kid everyone benefits. For me this is the greatest gift life has offered me.
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by ravishi 4y ago
I agree and experience the same. This is actually what makes vim's record and repeat so cool. Sometimes as I'm executing something I realizer there is a pattern and start recording. Two attempts later I'm done formatting a bi
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by ravishi 4y ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Only Remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Python, React, web stacks in general and some more Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/dirley-rodrigues
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by ravishi 4y ago
I guess by doing it for inappropriate amounts of time during my youth just gave me that confidence. Also I mostly debugged random problems in random stuff, so that increased my range of confidence. Of course I've seen people who could
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by ravishi 4y ago
The human. People all comparing it to humans here, but for humans to study art, be influenced by it and create derivative works, they have to invest their most precious resource: time. That makes all the difference.
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by ravishi 4y ago
That is very well put. I used to have this anxiety of never going back too, just like you described. Now I think I may have somehow changed perspectives and consequently changed my whole worldview and convinced myself that the cost of keepi
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by ravishi 4y ago
Severance, an Apple TV+ show, has a good take on this. It does s tremendous job mocking the corporate "culture" and it's infantilization of the workers.
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by ravishi 4y ago
Says the one dying or the one judging them as a nuisance?
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by ravishi 4y ago
Thank God my application with them went nowhere.
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by ravishi 4y ago
I had my share of gigs where we just decided to scrape the old site with BS and extract structured data from there to render a new site. It was sometimes cheaper than dealing with their ancient ad-hoc cms monstrosities.
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by ravishi 4y ago
No, you're not the only one. I feel the same. OTOH, my friends who praise these games do so exactly because of that. To which their own.
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by ravishi 4y ago
Thank you. My parents used to try something similar when I was 7. After a while I got used to it's taste and would bite anyway. I wonder how I would deal with it as an adult, tho.
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by ravishi 4y ago
You may have inner motivation. Some don't. I've been down this rabbit role trying to find my inner motivation for half a decade already. I've tried everything, from recreational to prescription drugs, routine, exercise, nutri
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by ravishi 4y ago
Believe me, that has been happening to me and I have not stopped biting my nails.
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by ravishi 4y ago
Senior management doesn't use their users. They ask someone to open the page for them.
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by ravishi 5y ago
Unfortunately I could not patch any apps yet. They open with a blank screen and crash after a few seconds. objection can't connect to the server. My phone doesn't seem to be easily rootable, so I'm kinda stuck for a while.
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by ravishi 5y ago
How would one go about doing that for Android apps? I guess android apps don't respect that flag?
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by ravishi 5y ago
But doesn't BotW increase the difficulty of some mobs based on the player's progress? They sure don't scale all the enemies, but still scale some. Could it be called the perfect compromise?
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by ravishi 5y ago
We've already discussed this, and we think we're safe. We're finally getting some rest too. I just want to help her put him back into the crib, which is something we think would improve her routine, because then she would be
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Ask HN: Detect Baby in RTSP Stream?
1 points by ravishi 5y ago|2 comments
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by ravishi 5y ago
Well, good luck with that. You can apply that kind of thinking to yourself, but not to everyone else. People don't operate like that. Sometimes, if you keep that distance all the times like you're saying you'll end up putting
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by ravishi 5y ago
Well, we should not have knives nor anything that poses any contextual danger in any situation either. Oh, nor should we use fire.
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by ravishi 5y ago
But isn't that the whole point? What's "safe stopping distance"? Enough to react to the vehicle in front of you slamming the breaks at what speed? It all changes based on road visibility, if there are turns, if there are
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by ravishi 5y ago
It sure does. But as I commented before, readability might not be the best/only metric to strive for.
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by ravishi 5y ago
We use Uber/fx in the org I work. Took me a while to buy into it, because as you said, it doesn't seem any better than hand-written code. But after a few years I noticed fx was being adopted by more and more teams, and it reduces
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by ravishi 5y ago
His argument seems focused on a single output: developer velocity. That's a dangerous metric to optimize for.
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by ravishi 5y ago
It's funny to observe my stepson learning his way through Google. It's happening mostly through the assistants on TVs and locked cellphones. But he's learning to do exactly what you said: half-second thoughts and brute forcin
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by ravishi 5y ago
A friend of mine used a WordPress plugin that did exactly that. He'd style and develop his WordPress website locally, then generate a static "snapshot" and deploy it. Of course it came with all the usual WP bloat and complica
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by ravishi 5y ago
Don't worry, I'm not getting anything that big.
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by ravishi 5y ago
Becoming a parent (and maybe the pandemic?) just flipped this switch for me. I had been getting more and more invested in minimalism and the buy experiences not things vibe when all of a sudden everything changed and now I'm happy with

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