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Images seem like the next natural progression but it’s a more complicated user story. Suddenly they’re either an image host themselves or they need to integrate with and manage (adding/deleting) their user’s static assets. Having imple
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"Markup for diagram" is great so long as others have a way to edit the markup when you use the diagram in your document. Blockdiag/Seqdiag has a pretty good RST integration for Sphinx. Lately I've been using the ZenUML d
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6y ago
I'm not sure if it's a 10x improvement, but formatters and linters have definitely cut my time writing code by 50% in stupid bugs and time wasted moving parenthesis. And enforcing those formatters and linters cuts the time I spend
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6y ago
And on Mac OS: osascript -e "display notification \"Alert\""
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My favorite example of this was when I worked on a B2B product with a daily email report. We noticed the most common usage of this email report came from native iOS email clients first thing in the morning. As a test, my team all went home
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If you’d like to try some short fiction, ‘the paper menagerie and other stories’ is hands down my favorite collection of science fiction.
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This is almost precisely the thought process behind how my company hires data scientists who build user-facing analysis. 1/3 statistician 1/3 engineer 1/3 product person who can learn the user's domain-specific needs
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> I mean when you put it like that, why hire a magician (bullshitter), if the magic relies on the blacksmith? Because magicians are better at the smoke and mirrors that drives funding rounds and closing big sales deals.
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That's totally contrary to my experience where Data Engineers are considered specialized SWE and paid more. But I've never worked for FB.
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Check out lunchmoney.app! I've been using it for the past year. It's clean, snappy, easy to use, and has VERY powerful categorization for anyone with a programmers mindset. I used mint but it was too much work to keep the categori
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I'm also crushed. Simple has been my only checking account since 2011. I think I learned about them on HN. The UI is snappy and slick and their support team have always gone above and beyond. They're really the model for what a ch
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As someone who worked on a system that did fingerprinting as an alternative to cookies for non-nefarious reasons, I can tell you the best way to not be fingerprinted is to just use Safari on the newest iPhone. Not because iPhones or Safari
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Another hack for those of us on underpowered macbooks with retina screens is set a non-retina resolution with RDM: https://github.com/avibrazil/RDM
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The author's ultimate solution of "use OSX/iOS shortcuts for every word to speed up your typing" is pretty wild. I could imagine myself using this method when I think about the _tens of minutes_ of my life I've prob
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My mother, who's fully deaf in one year and mostly deaf in the other, has heavily depended on strong and expensive hearing aids her whole life. Over the years her hearing aids have improved in battery life, gotten smaller, and improved
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I find that it takes device into account very interesting. What does me using an iPhone XS vs a Samsung Note vs a generic cheap Android phone say about me? I wonder if ends up being a proxy for income, age, or gender...
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As a teenager, I worked running boardwalk games for a very well known theme park. I don't want to say the name, but let's just say it was one with many flags . Every day the workflow was as follows: 1. Sign-in in the employee
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I wrote this to help my girlfriend and I assess risk of exposure to someone with COVID now that our state (NY) has largely overcome the virus. Also to help us compare what we do here to what our friends are doing in other states. Next I wou
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Show HN: A calculator for coronavirus exposure risk in groups
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It's fine. But there are some unintuitive edge cases. Like, for example, if you have tasks A, B, C, and D you can do... A >> (B, C) >> D but not... (B, C) >> A >> D you have to write... D
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To be clear, I love Beam. It runs all of my startups stream and batch processing. I just think the Java API's version... pipeline = pipeline .apply("FirstTransform, MyFirstParDo()) .apply("SecondTransform, M
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I will never understand python API developers obsession with overloading the operator magic methods. Apache Beam is one of the worst offenders to me. The recommended method is to connect your functional transforms when building your pipelin
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I live New York. 5/7 years I’ve been here I haven’t had a wash. In my experience, an apartment with in-unit goes for 10% more than one without. My rent is 1850/mo and my local friendly laundromat does wash-and-fold for $0.90/
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"Data Web Developer" But really, let the imposter syndrome go. I'm a third-generation computer engineer and the first one with a degree. I'm half the engineer my father is or my grandfather was. Whatever title you put on
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Alternatively, my friend turned on the "on this day" feature that would send her a notification every day of what she did on facebook for that day of the year. So every day she just took a minute to the cringiest of that 1/36
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Oden Technologies | New York, NY (NYC) | Full-time | Onsite | https://oden.io/careers We are on the brink of the next industrial revolution. Manufacturing has long been an analog world, but this is about to change. By intro
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I'm actually finding airflow + beam + kubernetes to be a really powerful combination. Especially if you're on GCP where airflow is managed by Cloud Composer, kubernetes is managed by GKE, and beam is managed by Dataflow. Our airfl
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You're not alone. My goto example of this is the pathlib module added in 3.4. It has this feature for making it easier to concat strings representing file system paths... >>> from pathlib import Path >>> Pat
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Oden Technologies | New York, NY | Full-time | Onsite | https://oden.io/careers We are on the brink of the next industrial revolution. Manufacturing has long been an analog world, but this is about to change. By introducin
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As a vehical owner who parks on the street in NYC, hell yes! Charge me money for parking! It’s insane that it’s free in this city. Get cars out from parking on the streets and do something useful with that space like wider sidewalks or bike
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