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by reledi 13y ago
Some other things that should be considered in work-life balance are flextime, working remotely (even if just for one day of the week), and (paid) maternity/paternity leave. Many companies still don't offer any of these.
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by reledi 13y ago
The bright side is that in such cases you'll likely have received an answer or two before the question has been closed. Or maybe someone points you to a duplicate question which got more attention.
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by reledi 13y ago
> The magic of their voting system and google's search algorithms converts the latter into the former. In addition to that, there's a lot of peer review going on. First posts, late answers, low quality posts, suggested edits, a
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by reledi 13y ago
It sure does, but that's still just speculation. I think the story carries more weight than my speculation. Ultimately, we'll never really know what happened.
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by reledi 13y ago
The details of the story seem unlikely and it was probably sloppy journalism, but I haven't found anything besides speculation that claims it happened otherwise. It doesn't appear anything was lost in translation: https:/&#x
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by reledi 13y ago
> the real story is that she gave them the printout. That's not what the story says. What's the source of your claims?
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by reledi 13y ago
This reminds me of reactions to the HN Dropbox announcement [1], "Just set up FTP, curlftpfs and SVN". Same could be said for hosting a site, or hosting your code, or using EC2 instances, or buying precooked meals, and so on. Some
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by reledi 13y ago
Maybe not make this the default behaviour, but an option would be nice.
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by reledi 13y ago
There was the case when someone was denied entry at a US border and a printout of her private FB messages was shown. http://usahitman.com/ggtaubpfm/ (Best page I could find with the story - I have no idea if that'
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by reledi 13y ago
Spoiler alert.
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No-Equipment Workouts [pdf](neilarey.com)
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Comments(essays.kuntz.co)
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Getting Started With a Standing Desk(dennisideler.com)
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by reledi 13y ago
Fish works great out of the box but it's also highly configurable. Their argument about not learning anything is void - you learn more by trying new things. Also, using fish doesn't mean you never use bash again, I still dabble ar
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by reledi 13y ago
Just so people know where to find this in case they forget, it's in the header of `env/bin/activate.fish`. # This file must be used with ". bin/activate.fish" from fish ( http://fishshell.org)*
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by reledi 13y ago
Well said. I try to optimize for happiness and I'm much happier using fish than bash (which I'm reminded of every time I have to temporarily use bash).
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by reledi 13y ago
Note that in the latest version (1.8), the gtk-redshift launcher has been renamed to redshift-gtk.
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by reledi 13y ago
Great idea! Turns out it's possible: http://www.howtogeek.com/169566/how-to-turn-a-raspberry-pi-i...
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by reledi 13y ago
> The best candidate I have ever interviewed [...] came to the interview with examples of his code and explained what his code does and why he did it this way. Everybody loved that. Unfortunately, almost nobody does it. Almost nobody doe
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by reledi 13y ago
For me, something like Google Cloud Print is awesome. For my mom, it doesn't cut it. She bought the $250 Chromebook and is constantly complaining that she can't print her documents and wants to get a new laptop. She doesn't w
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by reledi 13y ago
There's always a huge amount of drinking at tech gatherings. Please do yourself and your peers a favour by knowing when to stop drinking. It helps to have a drink limit and sticking to it, no matter if others encourage you to drink mor
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by reledi 13y ago
A list of other icon resources: https://gist.github.com/dideler/1718200#icons
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by reledi 13y ago
Alternatively, what does she have to lose by responding to the criticism and then moving on with her life? While her accomplishment is very inspirational, it can also act as a disincentive to many who feel discouraged or stupid after having
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by reledi 13y ago
Thanks for the input, but not all online communities are the same. HN doesn't have the greatest community, but it's better than most. The question keeps appearing every time Jennifer's story makes the front page. If it was an
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by reledi 13y ago
Hey Jennifer, Well done on your journey, very impressive! It's an inspiration for many of us. You replied about the use of "girl" (and I agree, "person" would be best here), but why not reply to petea's origina
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by reledi 13y ago
Hi! I'm one of the contributors to Freeseer. Another contributor mentioned on IRC (#freeseer) that this was on HN. Most of my contributions focus on the documentation (which is still incomplete, sorry) and on mentoring students who con
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by reledi 13y ago
I agree the CLI can be a pain, but it's slowly improving. It's in a better state now than it was a few years ago. For example git push origin :topic-branch can now be replaced with git push origin --delete topic-bra
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by reledi 13y ago
> The feature branch's commit history is preserved in the repository (thought not in the master branch) This would require you not to get rid of the branches (remotely and locally), right? GitHub does allow you to undo the deletion
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by reledi 13y ago
It's fine to force push to a remote branch if it's a personal branch, that is, no one else is working on it but you. (Or it's fine if you've previously discussed with your team the implications of force pushing to shared
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by reledi 13y ago
> gerrit works pretty much the same way (but also forces you to squash changes into a single commit) That may explain why one of the committers I work with on an open source project heavily suggests squashing changes into a single commit

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