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by reledi 12y ago
I can't be the only one who enjoys indie and AAA games. I'd love for both to continue existing.
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by reledi 12y ago
That looks like a lot of fun, thanks for posting!
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by reledi 12y ago
General rule of thumb for me is if it exceeds 100 lines of Bash, it should probably be a Ruby or Python script.
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by reledi 12y ago
My phone often has no service, which would make 2FA with you a roadblock. Please consider using Google Authenticator for generating the code, instead of sending a text or voice call.
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by reledi 12y ago
Thread has been on my radar since the last Who's Hiring thread on HN. I'm moving to South London (Croydon) soon - I'll be doing some travelling in August and I'd like to start working in September. I'm currently in
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by reledi 12y ago
Location: Soon to be Croydon (south of Greater London), UK Remote: Yes, and I have experience w/ remote Willing to relocate: Not at the moment Technologies: Python, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Git, some HTML/CSS/JS, Linux, C
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by reledi 12y ago
I got a job as a Rails developer without knowing Rails. Here's how I did it. I went out to local community events with a focus on software and networked with other developers. Word got out that I (a student at the time) was a competent
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by reledi 12y ago
You don't need a lot of money to travel.
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by reledi 12y ago
> On a side note, I'm always concerned with self-proclaimed "UX experts" who, by using an ultra-thin font, make it really hard to access the core content of the Web: text. The low contrast doesn't help. I decided to j
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by reledi 12y ago
https://twitter.com/rotternews Source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8007093
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by reledi 12y ago
A few months ago I stumbled on James Morris' GitHub profile [1] by accident. There's not much activity, but he has dabbled with Ruby on Rails. 1: https://github.com/jhm15217/
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by reledi 12y ago
DJ is the quickest and easiest to set up. It's a great option to start with.
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by reledi 12y ago
I missed the call to confirm my number. I don't see an option to retry the call. What do I do?
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by reledi 12y ago
I don't have any trouble admitting I made a mistake when I notice it, it's recovering from it. At that point I think about how I messed up, what I should have done, and how bad the rest of the interview will go. In every day life,
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by reledi 12y ago
> Never think that you're blowing the interview. How do you that? Because that's all I ever think about once I mess up during interviews, and it's all downhill from there.
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by reledi 12y ago
What works best for me is to use a combination of the Pull Request button and to manually merge or rebase changes when necessary. I used to strictly stay away from the Pull Request button, because it made my history "messy". Now I
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by reledi 12y ago
"As a potential employer now I'm trying to figure out how best to ensure that I'm not making the same mistakes I saw at the places I worked for." Why don't you just ask them? I bet they have a huge list of stuff t
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by reledi 12y ago
It looks like you check against static answers [1]. This won't work in the long run because, as far as I'm aware, PE changes the numbers in their problems to prevent cheating. Which means the answers you have would be outdated. 1:
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by reledi 12y ago
The blog post [1] mentions that it's an icon font. 1: https://github.com/blog/1851-octicons-for-everyone
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by reledi 12y ago
Glad to see Gists being improved again. Thanks GitHub!
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by reledi 12y ago
How was the first day with employee #1?
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by reledi 12y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what do you do now for a living?
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by reledi 12y ago
Sometimes a longstanding answer has so many upvotes that it stays at the top even if it's no longer the best answer. In cases like that, there's usually a comment that explains why that method is no longer preferred and what you s
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by reledi 12y ago
Thanks, that sounds handy. I'll check it out.
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by reledi 12y ago
I'm not sure if your reason for quitting—waking up whenever you wanted—was in jest or not, but it sure resonates with me. It's the little things like that, having a bit of extra freedom, that make a big difference. If you have any
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by reledi 12y ago
No dice. Tried it on a different computer as well. Was signed in both times. Maybe they're slowly rolling it out so they close registration sometimes.
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by reledi 12y ago
My problem with Twitter lists is that they're so hidden that I never browse them. They're not as prominent as your normal feed, which is front and centre.
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by reledi 12y ago
Which apps did you use? I have a difficult time unfollowing people. I try to purge my following list often, but I never make much progress.
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by reledi 12y ago
The Get started button on http://analytics.twitter.com is just a link to the same page. Is the service not available yet?
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by reledi 12y ago
I think having an issue attached to your PR is much better than converting your issue to a PR. Here's a good discussion about why it's been deprecated: https://github.com/github/hub/commit/4f70dd126f

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