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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Emacs with flymake mode or pycharm both do a great job at giving you real-time feedback on issues like that.
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
We had to turn off impress.is for Firefox because their css3 transitions were so slow.
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
I think the appropriate metaphor here is a callus, they can be handy when someone rubs you the wrong way.
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Make a request to any zappos.com page and look at the response headers. Found this while checking out their site prior to flying out there. They've got flair.
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
According to some the latest hn posts about facebook, in our industry you're doing something wrong if the building doesn't fall over from time to time ; ). Public shaming can be a good idea, especially on people who are knowingly breaking t
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Granted I'm speaking from second hand experience, but for the last couple years I worked closely with some former and current amazonians who worked on their frontend and order workflow team. I do know for a fact that much of their frontend
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Engineers like us can be such snots sometimes. If as a culture we want people to build great RESTful apis and a company attempts to do so, public shaming isn't the answer. But. Their homegrown text serialization format is pretty wack. They
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
A lot of startups engage in a sort of cargo-cult architecture. Their reasoning goes something like this: 1. Amazon/Facebook/Google have a lot of traffic. 2. Amazon/Facebook/Google use X to scale horizontally. ergo: 3. My little startup shou
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Arch is fun to play with. A couple years ago the fact that everything was i686 optimized was a big deal. These days just about everyone is using 64bit. It's a good choice for embedded linux systems and servers (Beyond Oblivion used arch for
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Just tried this out on my ubuntu laptop (3.0.0-15-generic) and it worked like a charm. Scary.
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Text processing and datastructures in erlang (whitane.com)
3 points by shanemhansen 15y ago|0 comments
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
I experienced how poorly CS classes prepared students for jobs in Software Engineering (I do realize they're not the same thing, but that's obviously the main degree we look for). I interviewed people who have a masters degree with an empha
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by shanemhansen 15y ago
Oh, I never realized that's what the offset column is for. Leave it to me to reinvent (poorly) lsof by digging in some obscure corner of the kernel.
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Using the /proc filesystem to monitor progress of script(whitane.com)
7 points by shanemhansen 15y ago|2 comments