scott0129

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   by scott0129 4y ago

   I've had a K2 for years and that was my only annoyance with the keyboard until now. Now, it's my ideal keyboard
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   by scott0129 5y ago

   For the issue of "fingers are cold but gloves affect mobility", purchasing a pair of thumbhole arm warmers have made a world of difference for me They're almost like fingerless gloves, but more comfortable and easier to manag
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   by scott0129 5y ago

   I find it a bit upsetting that in true HackerNews character, so many comment just to express that the author's thoughts are naíve, unfounded, or just plain wrong. This is what I got from her writing: 1. She hates this because it's
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   by scott0129 5y ago

   I felt similarly. Half way through the post, I couldn't help but just feel... bad. She was right, it's ultimately just her thoughts but reading it felt deeply dangerous in my gut and I strongly considered stopping half way through
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   by scott0129 5y ago

   > The truth is you need almost everything to do push and pull. Just as pull alone does "forks" inefficiently, push alone does "joins" inefficiently. That's really is a simple and intuitive summary. Thank you for
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   by scott0129 5y ago

   I would agree with your points if not for the fact that "clean up commits" or "typo fix" is a necessary result of PR's. Your teammate will request changes in your code, and the only way to cleanly communicate "
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   by scott0129 6y ago

   > Where in these places has normality been resumed? When can we go back to seeing smiles? South Korea. Restaurants are fully open, cafe's are full, busses and trains are so packed during rush hour that you're pushed up against
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   by scott0129 7y ago

   Both this article and your comment are interesting to hear because in my experience of talking to those in anti-malware detection companies, the number that they care about more than anything is reducing their false positive detection. This