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samuraiseoul
1y ago
I recently started to notice a palpable lack of people of color in the workplace. I recently took to writing some tech activism articles and when I looked around for people who could check them and share their lived experiences as marginali
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samuraiseoul
1y ago
Hello HN friends, frenemies, and everyone in between! I’m a software engineer who fancies herself as a systems level thinker. I've spent the last couple years thinking about how we might apply systems level thinking and broad engineeri
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samuraiseoul
2y ago
Collecting this is a fun hobby to get into! If you wanna learn more, feel free to join my Discord server! https://discord.gg/k2gewm3E
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
IDK the gitfluencer moniker makes me think like youtubers always ending the videos begging for likes and subscribes > If you liked that commit don't forget to merge in that PR and smash that follow button!
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
The real take away here is that only 10% of children who are visually impaired or blind learn braille. Additionally upon looking up that stat cause I figured surely it must be sensationalized, 50% of blind students dropout of school and ove
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
A early facebook clone can work well. If you're learning a new frontend tech, reuse the backend from one you did before, or if it's new backend, reuse the frontend from a different one. I say early facebook cause I feel that doing
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I like going thrifting and looking for cool things or coming up with something to search for and collect. Recently i'm into collecting uranium glass for instance. It's also gives you some walking around the stores and such. You ca
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I've been fired a few times as a developer and I think your empathy approach is truly wonderful! The first time I was fired it was entirely 100% my fault. I was a practicing alcoholic at the time(meaning I was still getting smashed by
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I would for sure talk to your doctor about it. Normally your doctor can recommend medicine and services such as a psychologist(more talk therapy) or psychiatrist(more prescription based) that will work with them and be in your insurance net
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
Also don't just do what code review comments tell you to. If you disagree, state that and tell them why. Maybe you know something they don't about why you did something the way you did. Maybe they are just wrong. Maybe there'
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I'm glad this helped you as well! If you want to, let me know how it goes! If not that's fine too! I hope things look up for you soon! :D Sending positive vibes!
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I think it's worth looking into for sure. I ran across this when I was suffering from some depression and was trying to see how other devs deal with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFIa-Mc2KSk It's a talk abou
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I'm coming up on three years sober this Sunday. For me the thing that helped the most was the /r/stopdrinking sub on reddit. Reading people's experiences and techniques from all sorts of groups and books, and reading abo
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
At my employer we started using Codacy a few months ago, providing things like that are what you're asking. Things were real touch and go for a while with the analysis taking forever or other problems but they released an update a few
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I don't have time to watch that right now but I wonder if this has anything to do with Crostini on Chromebooks running Debian?
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I see the language description on the site now but it was hard to spot until I looked really carefully. That said, I don't see a way to use this as a web app, only to download it for a mobile device. I know the phone number is for gett
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
Phone only and also requires sign up before I can even see a list of languages that are available? I'd like to use it but I'm not gonna do it on my phone, and I'm not gonna sign up before if I know my target languages are ava
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I think the second place might have been a bit of bad luck, bit of not reading between the lines. It sounds like you can code well enough and your co-workers like you if you got positive feedback except for productivity and meeting issues w
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I had a similar experience when I first started out and I got fired from my first two development jobs so maybe my experience can help you. Getting good at grocking through existing codebases is an experience thing I feel. You need to under
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
For sure. Snaps still unfortunately isn't extremely straight forward on the Debian install in Termina(maybe a normal Debian install as well, IDK, I don't normally run Debian) so I figured you might need help! :D Snaps are nice tho
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by this comment but I got snaps working on the Debian Stretch Termina if you're having trouble and need help.
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
They don't really behave or look all that different. When was the last time you ran an Android app on ChromeOs? The original attempt that ChromeOs made at getting Android apps on ChromeOs back in 2015 or whatever was scrapped because i
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
They're talking about Termina and the Google provided Linux solution. It's misleading to people who haven't been in the ChromeOs ecosystem before to compare your Crouton setup to Termina. Crouton is not an officially supporte
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
Sure. Like I said, it's a bit green still though I think it has a lot of potential. Also the speed should improve a lot soon as the flagship chromebooks should be getting GPU acceleration in crostini when version 75 hits stable. Curren
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
Have it on my desk right now. :)
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
You could also consider looking into chromebooks with crostini depending on the kind of work you do in the linux environment. Its still in beta technically though so it might be a bit more green than you're after.
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samuraiseoul
7y ago
Adding tests to a large monolithic tightly coupled legacy application using non-trivial examples. I can never find a tutorial for testing that's not using trivial examples or code that's already pretty good and just needs tests.
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samuraiseoul
8y ago
Typescript can bundle and minify now, is there really a need for webpack for a small website? Even if you're using it for sass or something, just run the sass builder separate and include the generated css on page. Webpack seems like o
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samuraiseoul
8y ago
I can't imagine anyone caring enough to make a connection to a stranger to bad mouth someone, nor can I imagine someone remembering an interview from years ago about a candidate they didn't hire. Also if I understood correctly, th
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samuraiseoul
8y ago
No one said it was fast or easy. Given a long enough timeline and some daily effort, you can most likely learn another language. You can't study yourself to un-blindness.
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