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by reledi 13y ago
Fantastic suggestion! I always disliked opening a PR after my first code change. Will definitely start using this :)
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by reledi 13y ago
You can often trigger a rebuild for such services via their web UI.
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by reledi 13y ago
I don't recommend converting issues to Pull Requests. See the discussion here which goes into details: https://github.com/github/hub/commit/4f70dd126f46dec14fc341c...
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by reledi 13y ago
Also very useful is to see what you are committing with `git commit --verbose` or `git commit -v`.
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by reledi 13y ago
As long as the carousel doesn't auto-rotate, I could see a carousel + thumbnails working very well for a product gallery. The example on your site does it well.
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by reledi 13y ago
I found a review of the book that gives more insight book, if anyone is curious: http://academics.aju.edu/Default.aspx?id=9798
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by reledi 13y ago
I see from your profile that you're based in London. Do the advantages that you mentioned come in useful for yourself? For example, do you do a lot of travelling/working between European countries?
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by reledi 13y ago
I believe the site in question is https://www.expensify.com .
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Proof of Concept, Prototype, or Pilot?(contenthere.net)
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Dieter Rams: ten principles for good design(en.wikipedia.org)
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by reledi 13y ago
/u/ramblerman got it, but there's probably some influence from discussions in a philosophy class I attended a long time ago. Don't be surprised, it's not an uncommon belief. Start typing "is bud" into Goog
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by reledi 13y ago
> I don’t like religion, so I didn’t like some of the buddhist stuff I don't think of Buddhism as a religion, but as a lifestyle or philosophy instead. (I may be wrong, but I don't think the Buddha ever claimed to be a God. I a
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Open-Sourcing UW Flow(david-hu.com)
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by reledi 13y ago
> but I can't continue doing this if I want to get the A-levels I need to enter a half-decent university. Not sure where you're from, but in Canada you don't need all A's to get into a half-decent university. However,
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by reledi 13y ago
While we're building things, we shouldn't lose track of staying somewhat healthy. Exercise, eat well, and sleep. I never knew of Jim before today. His passing is sad news, yet I'm glad to be joining a community that has role
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by reledi 13y ago
It's not so simple in this case. If you were to start a hangout via Gmail from your Google Apps account, you get a dumbed down version that doesn't support features like screensharing and up to 15 people. You would need to use an
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by reledi 13y ago
What I found most interesting is being able to see how much GitHub has changed. The progress is amazing, keep iterating!
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by reledi 13y ago
Please do others a favour and don't reply to GitHub comments from email! Many people, including myself, will edit a comment a few times after publishing it. So the comment you're replying to by email would be outdated. I've g
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by reledi 13y ago
> Also what solution do you use when you are sharing your feature branch with other people (especially with 1-2 other programmers) while still rebasing off master? We don't have that problem because we keep topic branches personal
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by reledi 13y ago
Rebasing public branches is no big deal as long as it's a personal branch. This should be obvious to the others you're working with, if not, your team probably needs to communicate more. The only reason I can think of for others t
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by reledi 13y ago
I use a similar workflow and documented it: http://freeseer.github.io/contribute/basics.html#basic-workf... One difference is that instead of fetching and rebasing changes from origin straight into your topic branch, w
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by reledi 13y ago
I think it's unfair to describe those women as non-hackers without knowing them well. FWIW, pg can be described in a similar (limited) manner to argue that he's not a hacker: a venture capitalist with a degree in philosophy. And I
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by reledi 13y ago
> The last thing a successful female founder wants or needs is a quota or lower bar of entry for things like yc. I don't think anyone is arguing to lower the bar of entry for women in YC, instead (as far as I can tell) they are argu
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by reledi 13y ago
That's a valuable slide deck, thanks for sharing. I'm about to join a small company that doesn't have many good engineering processes in place yet (code review being one of them). It's a big red flag for me too, but I al
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by reledi 13y ago
I've stayed at some hostels in Toronto and most of the staff were travellers. Still the experience is not exactly like a boardinghouse because most guests are there short-term.
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by reledi 13y ago
I'm taking notes for this course, if anyone wants to read them: https://gist.github.com/dideler/8018644 I covered lesson 1 tonight.
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by reledi 13y ago
Not a terrible choice. Most people are free from school and work around this time. With the course being short, it should be doable during the holiday break.
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by reledi 13y ago
A number of countries could be of interest, not just "the enemy". Recall that Russian sleeper agents were arrested in the US as recently as 2010.
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by reledi 13y ago
> Take up a full lane of traffic, as is your right as a vehicle When cycling, you should only do this when you can keep up with traffic. Which is especially difficult when you have to slow down or stop often since you can't accelera
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by reledi 13y ago
Failures should be seen as opportunities for improvement, not as opportunities for blame. A good way to start is by having teams accept responsibility for failures, not a single employee. For example, if someone accidentally deleted a produ

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