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sleazebreeze
4y ago
I work on an Electron app that has multiple windows interacting with each other in all kinds of ways. It's quite possible.
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sleazebreeze
4y ago
Had to help implement this at a previous employer. Terrible to work with from the dev side as well.
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sleazebreeze
5y ago
They are mostly referral links. This person's business would look like a trio of boxes: Google Drive + HN + SaaS where they give people ideas for products to use to make businesses and get a referral bonus for each one.
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sleazebreeze
5y ago
Is this the tech influencers' version of "I switched my frontend from React to Vue"? Also, the author has even written an article titled "Don't Believe Self-Reported Data"[0]. In light of some of the other comm
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sleazebreeze
6y ago
Modding Escape Velocity games was a critical part of my childhood and probably set me on the path of becoming a software engineer. The parts in this post about the 90s Mac fanaticism are spot-on. I remember having many arguments with friend
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sleazebreeze
6y ago
The private bathroom has been a completely underrated aspect of WFH. I can poop outdoors on backpacking trips using natural materials to wipe, I can poop in busy airports and I can poop in stinking 100 degree portapotties. But I have a real
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sleazebreeze
7y ago
In the interest of obtaining top performance, this does seem news-worthy. You may wish to examine your biases towards professional athletes that is coloring your comments.
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7y ago
The article mentions this: > A June executive order signed by Trump requires all federal agencies to slash a third of their independent advisory committees by September 30, with the goal of ultimately reducing the total number of such co
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sleazebreeze
8y ago
Public library is always an option.
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8y ago
ngrid looks pretty cool! I've spent some time looking for something like this - combining structural editing with music. I'm not adept with music theory or production techniques, so I find many of the traditional tools do not work
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sleazebreeze
8y ago
I'm overcome by curiosity to find out what "zode" means as well. Like others, I assumed it's slang for beer, but I can't find anything related on the internet about it..
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sleazebreeze
9y ago
It's interesting to note that that was actually the structure of one of the arguments in the lawsuit - changing "men" to "women" to demonstrate the flaws in a Googler's reasoning. Check out points 166-169.
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sleazebreeze
9y ago
I think the implication of the OP is that all resumes are presumed to be composed entirely of lies, unless proven otherwise. To be frank, if an interviewer began asking me questions with that assumption, I would not be offended and would be
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sleazebreeze
9y ago
* I budget every dime and have automatic transfers into various investments, so I set it to the % I want to save and then base my other expenses around what's left, which is still plenty. * Max ESPP, max 401k, max Roth. No excuse for n
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9y ago
Not too far off it myself, but I save 75%+ of my post-tax income. Note that I do not deprive myself of luxuries, I am merely skilled at delayed gratification and grew up very financially unstable. I have a lovely 2017 car with < 1600 mil
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sleazebreeze
9y ago
At my last job, I set up something like this. We were specifically interviewing people who claimed to have frontend and Angular experience - I confirmed this on every resume before the interview and again with the candidate before explainin
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sleazebreeze
9y ago
I'm a huge fan of reveal.js. Everytime I've used it, people ask what I used to make the slides.
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9y ago
Maybe my sense of humor is broken, but none of this is real and I was disappointed by that - I had expected a genuine performance review. It also spends a lot of time talking about his published papers and none at all about what he did at t
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9y ago
One way of learning TypeScript would be to fork a straightforward open source project, add type information and make the whole thing work with TS.
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9y ago
I believe it's the responsibility of the person hunting down that one-line change to communicate to their team what was involved with tracking that down. Everyone can learn from a single person's deep dive. An engineer shouldn
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9y ago
The developer has a song named "Winter Sun". As a fellow Wintersun fan, I was excited too, but then realized it was not the same.
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10y ago
I'm in the middle of your Elixir course right now - it's excellent! I did your first React/Flux course and also the Redux one. Your teaching style works very well for me. The way I get the most out of it is to pause the video
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10y ago
It's hard to say - but generally the companies that do well in logistics are the ones with the relationships with the downstream consumer of goods being shipped from China/India/SE Asia. You get the customer (Walmart, Apple,
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10y ago
As a former developer at one of the mentioned "large competitors", it became clear to me that the logistics and shipping field is wide open for startups like Flexport. DHL and Expeditors are still thinking it's the 80s and th
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sleazebreeze
10y ago
There are many things about health and well-being that are specific to the person. You can find all sorts of ideas (many based loosely on science, others anecdotal) from just about anywhere - books, blogs, youtube, etc. Really though, you h
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10y ago
Apologies for the tone in my previous comment. I guess it came off pretty harsh. Good work on creating and releasing something to the public. Upon looking again today, I like the overall approach you've taken and it seems very reasonab
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sleazebreeze
10y ago
Now that flexbox is widely supported, I don't really see a huge reason to bother with a framework like this. Bootstrap and other frameworks had a reason to exist several years ago; now I just don't get it. The main draw for me and
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10y ago
Job Sonic -> 1for.one -> WrkRiot Each name worse than the last...
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10y ago
The article doesn't actually say this, but the comment starts around 42:30 in the video [1]. It's as amazingly bad as you can expect. [1] http://www.ustream.tv/channel/fWbQyaEMfbh
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Cyanogen Inc. reportedly fires OS development arm, switches to apps
(arstechnica.com)
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