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by shruubi 10y ago
This kind of thinking is why even as a heavily left-leaning person, I have a real problem with the current attitude of the social-justice movement. I believe Sam is right, Trump is a reprehensible person who has done horrific things and has
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by shruubi 10y ago
Do you realise how insane it sounds to tell someone to profile their build config? The fact that people need to do this is the problem.
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by shruubi 10y ago
As someone who is outside of SF looking in, to me the whole startup culture there seems utterly insane. To me, it seems as though there is some kind of reality distortion field that convinces us all that no matter what we is being worked on
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by shruubi 10y ago
It's obviously so important that they posted it to Tumblr instead of on the yahoo website itself...
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by shruubi 10y ago
Like most commenters, I was also bullied relentlessly in high school. And, as it seems most other people have been told to do, I took the advice of "do nothing and ignore it" route. Here's the thing, it's all well and go
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by shruubi 10y ago
I'm of two minds here. 1) I personally don't like Douglas Crockford at all, I find him all together arrogant and overly concerned with presenting himself as an infallible single source of truth. I respect the work the man has done
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by shruubi 10y ago
As someone who has bad social anxiety, I find that forcing myself to be social seems to have a much more negative effect on my health than being lonely.
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by shruubi 10y ago
I really like the idea in theory, but seeing it in practice I feel the whole thing is too concerned with being a wrapper around git handling for their dataset files. I would much rather see diffs based around the records themselves, and no
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Bitbucket Pipelines Integration for Google App Engine(github.com)
3 points by shruubi 10y ago|0 comments
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by shruubi 10y ago
As an emacs user, and someone who follows the emacs development lists, here is my two-cents. You're argument is predicated on the idea that because the "new guard" don't need to rely on IRC and email anymore that the &qu
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by shruubi 10y ago
Don't want to drag up the whole Jacob Applebaum thing again, but just the way he talks in these logs makes me wonder how anyone could tolerate working with someone who keeps saying things like "I did X, I did Y". It's su
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React and Flux – An Introduction (plus some abstract thoughts on UI’s and trees)(medium.com)
1 points by shruubi 10y ago|0 comments
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A pubsub for every occasion – how modern JavaScript became a series of dispatches(medium.com)
2 points by shruubi 10y ago|0 comments
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by shruubi 10y ago
Seriously, who looks at MongoDB and thinks "this is a sane way of doing things"? To be fair, I've never been much of a fan of the whole NoSQL solution, so I may be biased, but what real benefits do you gain from using NoSQL o
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by shruubi 10y ago
I thought most, if not everyone was unhappy at work? I always thought the idea of being happy about doing a job was a little weird, and maybe it's just me, but given that almost every job puts you in a service position, I find it weird
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by shruubi 10y ago
I'd love to, I just have no idea where I would even start. Any advice?
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by shruubi 10y ago
Yay, and once again us Google App Engine users are shafted from having good CD support, especially when we use Bitbucket as our repo host.
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by shruubi 10y ago
After developing a few Android apps as an agency dev, we settled on a common structure that helped keep our code relatively clean. Each activity would have an associated fragment, the idea was that the activity would be responsible for load
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by shruubi 10y ago
One thing I can't seem to find is, is this a true nodejs-based operating system in that it's all single threaded? single-threaded event loop stuff works well for network servers but an OS? To me it seems like a terrible idea.
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by shruubi 10y ago
I wrote something similar a while ago: https://shruubi.wordpress.com/2015/04/20/australia-doesnt-ha... TL;DR - Australia suffers from the sin of not being America when it comes to media content-access, where
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by shruubi 10y ago
Yeah, it was a conversation I had on Twitter that I realise was left out of this post, but I was unable to attend due to both my company not being willing to send me and myself not being able to afford it. It was definitely heartbreaking as
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My experience being a developer with no developer community(medium.com)
97 points by shruubi 10y ago|65 comments
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Weighing in on equality in tech(shruubi.wordpress.com)
1 points by shruubi 11y ago|0 comments
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by shruubi 11y ago
See, I agree with you, but look at it from the average person - they now have to stand up in front of a crowd which will probably freak them out due to public speaking, plus the self-consciousness of being the odd-one out in a room full of
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by shruubi 11y ago
From experience, I can say that university is a place that creates an atmosphere of fear in asking questions. Ask a question in a lecture? The 100+ other people in the room are now staring at you like you're an idiot, despite the fact
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by shruubi 11y ago
https://lkml.org/lkml/2016/3/31/1125 Somehow, this just makes it better...
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by shruubi 11y ago
I've always found debugging primarily via logging statements strange, we have interactive debuggers which allow us to pause execution, analyze the current stack and monitor your variables to ensure correct values and people still feel
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by shruubi 11y ago
While I can appreciate the predicament this presents, do you not feel like you are going against the wishes of the original author by essentially overtaking him and publishing his code against his will?
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Advertising doesn’t work – Thoughts from an ad-agency Web Developer(shruubi.wordpress.com)
5 points by shruubi 11y ago|3 comments
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by shruubi 11y ago
Am I the only one that finds it weird that this entire chart is about morphing how you use React into something that works for you rather than helping you evaluate your needs and identify what might be a non-react solution. Why are we as an

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