sgk284

29 ms·

271.
by sgk284 13y ago
You seem to imply that working on a feature branch means you wait until you're finished the feature to try and merge your changes, which would be an absolutely insane workflow in any sizable org. While working on a feature branch, you
272.
by sgk284 13y ago
Google already does this with GMail. Scroll down to the bottom and it's in the lower right corner. Facebook also provides access to all recent/active sessions and their last accessed time under Settings -> Security. They'v
273.
by sgk284 13y ago
If MSFT and EA don't do it for you, he was an exec at EA through an acquisition of his game company, Distinctive Software.
274.
by sgk284 13y ago
When there is a gold rush, sell pickaxes.
275.
by sgk284 14y ago
In the very next sentences, Tesla elaborates on that he is referring to pollution on beaches and unsanitary drinking water. That's why this is most closely connected to the EPA.
276.
by sgk284 14y ago
Storing the SHA-2 hash of a 256-bit random key obfuscates the API-key, so an attacker with access to the DB can't use it, but is fast to check so will remain performant. It doesn't matter how many machines you have or how fast you can compu
277.
by sgk284 14y ago
I know this because I used to work on Windows :) Our part of the campus is (or was?) in the lower left portion. My office was just outside the lower left of the picture. The big hole in the ground (right in the middle of the image) eventual
278.
by sgk284 14y ago
It's a picture of the campus that they're talking about. Everything below the big tree line in the middle of the picture is Microsoft's campus. Note that it's not even the whole thing. The campus is huge and extends outside of the picture i
279.
by sgk284 14y ago
Relevant: http://www.jwz.org/doc/tabs-vs-spaces.html tl;dr; Spaces are the correct technical choice due to interop issues with TAB.
280.
by sgk284 14y ago
When my team and I started using HipChat, I wasn't really sure what to expect (since every chat application prior to it seemed pretty much the same). I've found these benefits: - Works on all of my devices. If someone @mentions me, it'll no
281.
by sgk284 14y ago
We're all consenting adults. Python gets by just fine on this principle.
282.
by sgk284 14y ago
He's arguing based on a technicality. When most people complain about the rain, they are really talking about the lack of sunshine. If any given day has a 50-70% chance of rain at some point, imagine the probability of any given day simply
283.
by sgk284 14y ago
The problem comes in when you want to write a search function for the game tree. Your search function will make assumptions about how the tree is constructed, i.e. assuming that the children can be produced given only the current board and
284.
by sgk284 14y ago
The article is two years old. I wouldn't read too much into it.
285.
by sgk284 14y ago
I'm hoping his next big project, HyperLoop, lives up to his ambitions for it. Being able to travel to any city in the continental U.S. in about 30 minutes will permanently change the entire economy and daily life for everyone.
286.
by sgk284 14y ago
HipChat ( https://www.hipchat.com/ ) - It "just works" on every platform, including my phone. - It's great for group chat and one-on-one. - If someone @mentions me while I'm away or offline, it will send me an email and/or pop-up on my phon
287.
by sgk284 14y ago
So, he's swapping real bar codes with fake bar codes? I would not recommend publicly disclosing that you'll be defrauding a store. It's a lot more common than you'd think and there was even a Silicon Valley exec who recently got caught doin
288.
by sgk284 14y ago
UPS doesn't pay Amazon to deliver my goods. Viacom needs the largest audience possible to maximize ad revenue. It simply won't be able to make any content without the viewership. Viacom should be paying DirectTV for building the infrastru
289.
by sgk284 14y ago
In what world does runtime speed and compiled size have anything to do with turnaround (or programmer productivity, as I read it)? C is a great language for many reasons, but let's not conflate benefits.
290.
by sgk284 14y ago
Agreed with your overall premise, but this particular study doesn't meet the criteria to have any conclusions drawn from its results. The number of programmers is too small and skills not representative (49 undergrad programmers). The probl
291.
by sgk284 15y ago
You're off by a factor of ten. According to Google ( http://goo.gl/5fEVp ), 733 mpg is .32 L/100k.
292.
by sgk284 15y ago
In many (pretty much all) funds, you can't re-invest capital earned from the fund. I recommend checking out the book 'Venture Deals' by Brad Feld and Jason Mendelson. They explain the various structures of funds, why they're structured that
293.
by sgk284 15y ago
Here ya go: https://github.com/stevekrenzel/omghalp
294.
by sgk284 15y ago
Here it is: https://github.com/stevekrenzel/omghalp
295.
by sgk284 15y ago
MacVim or Emacs for OS X are both great editors and free. I recommend learning at least one of them. You'll never look back.
296.
by sgk284 15y ago
Haha, thanks Kirill :) Everyday you gotta have fun!
297.
by sgk284 15y ago
There wasn't anything too novel in the code, but I've gotten enough requests at this point that I'll look into throwing it up on github.
298.
by sgk284 15y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback. You can only specify 12 letters, so it doesn't make sense to search for a 13 letter word. Re: teaching, I'll clean up the code a bit and put it up on github. There isn't anything too novel in there though.
299.
by sgk284 15y ago
Yeah, I played around with that. On the iPhone they disable allowing you to programmatically focus input fields in Safari (from what I could tell). So rather then spend time on a work around, since this was just a fun side project, I figure
300.
by sgk284 15y ago
Yep, the site includes that word list now :)

More ›