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riebschlager
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I'm another happy GitLab user, but things like this always kinda freak me out. Do any of you use any repo-mirroring strategy? Something a little more automated than pushing to and maintaining separate remotes? For example, would it be
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riebschlager
10y ago
Yeah. That's pretty much how it went down.
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riebschlager
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Ha! Kinda related, I made my niece and nephew wooden MacBooks based on that same idea. http://the816.com/wooden-macbooks/
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10y ago
Surprisingly few homeless people are on Twitter.
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10y ago
Heh, exactly. "If you're overweight, just eat less! Problem solved!"
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That's a good point. Maybe this was a test. Maybe he'll write me another message saying, "Well done, you passed. You may now have this entry-level developer position that is completely wrong for you and matches none of your s
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riebschlager
10y ago
To be clear, this was a recruiter ON LinkedIn, not a recruiter FROM LinkedIn.
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Fixed! Man. Having my code looked at by HN (even if it's a joke) feels like one of those dreams where you show up to school in your underwear.
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Hmm. I said the snake case made me think of Python. The capital "If" just made me think "Microsoft Outlook really insists that you capitalize things." Edit: Oh! I just re-read that sentence. Yeah, I can see why you thoug
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A recruiter sent me a message in code. I fixed it
(github.com)
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Every spring I google "poison ivy" so I can remember exactly what it looks like. And every summer, I get a poison ivy rash. Now that I know this tree exists, I have little doubt I'd die after a hike in the Caribbean.
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10y ago
Hmm. You sure? Leaks are a funny thing. Someone could "leak" your last year of emails and forge a few incriminating messages about your coke and hookers habit. The damage would be done before you get a chance to prove the forgery.
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I guess today we learned the true cost of scroll hijacking.
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I'd almost rather Snopes have an open API social networks could use to automatically mark these posts "debunked".
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Obligatory. [1] [1] https://xkcd.com/1138/
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Like how Casablanca sweeps World War II under the rug in order to tell a silly love story? Yeah. I totally get that.
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I find it really funny that the Echo TV ads show use cases that are completely ridiculous. Kid ruins Thanksgiving dinner with the pull-the-table-cloth gag. [1] A guy in a mascot costume can't pick up his keys. [2] One that comes close
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10y ago
It's rather obvious that it's an essential oil diffuser: https://twitter.com/mcwm/status/794235923454107648
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I dunno, semantics I guess. But "secure, sacred and untouchable" and "accessible" seem mutually exclusive to me.
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"Put your saved money into secured, sacred (untouchable) accounts," he writes on Entrepreneur. "Never use these accounts for anything, not even an emergency." A secured, sacred, untouchable account... like a 401k?
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For a typical setup, you can just use the built in Routers. It's a much cleaner way to handle all the verbs. You can always override functions if you need it to do something special. http://www.django-rest-framework.org/
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It's really in to bad stock photos: https://keegan.regaind.io/p/BpYbZznQQQObZa9BDHH7AQ https://keegan.regaind.io/p/rIr8UAIxTuSxGeZg5FumbA https://keegan.regaind.io/p/8duB
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How is this post not an example of what you're criticizing? Or what that the point the whole time ? You're blowin' my mind, Dan.
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Yeah, but will the autonomous truck be able to call in to right wing talk radio shows and say racist things?
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Ask HN: Developing a “4D” VR Experience. Best Tools for the Job?
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Why women are asking a major art and technology festival to #KissMyArs
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TM;DR (Too Medium, Didn't Read): "Stuff doesn't look the way I want it too! I'm not sure how I want it to look, maybe like the Matrix? But not like the Matrix. I dunno. GIVE ME MONEY ON PATREON." Oh, there is one re
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This is just like the time I created a startup where a group of friends in separate locations could select custom drinks and alcoholic beverages using our app which would then be automatically delivered to a location equidistant from each
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It was actually only number six on our top ten soul crushing jobs list. Number one will surprise you! Click here!
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VR – Beyond the Headset
(dimin.com)
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