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   by smnscu 8y ago

   https://twitter.com/thatcks/status/1076166645708668928
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   For me it's completely the other way around. Coke has always given me anxiety and palpitations, coffee just makes me feel good. Club Mate (mate tea) is somewhere in between, I used to feel jittery and almost sick from it but now it mak
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   They https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   Comment of the month edit: never mind, it's not actually true - gullible me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lime_(fruit)
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   GopherCon 2018: Julia Ferraioli - Writing Accessible Go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVaDY0ChvOQ
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   Can't a CI/CD pipeline + various processes be good enough to achieve a similar efficiency for under-100-engineers companies? Honest question - because I'm pretty sure I've heard some people claim similarly fast "ide
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   I swear by B&W PX. I prefer them to the more expensive B&O H9i, which are also not bad at all.
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   by smnscu 8y ago

   Any chance of integration with k8s/istio cert management? A quick Google search doesn't bring up anything relevant.
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   Cyber Security Awareness Challenge(iatraining.disa.mil)

   41 points by smnscu 8y ago|20 comments
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    I use zsh + antigen + oh-my-zsh's git plugin which comes with a lot of aliases. For example, `git status` is `gst`: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/blob/b6ca933a02ed7...
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    This needs more visibility. I've worked for Hola briefly, their business model is truly shameless. Hola is a free p2p VPN used as a browser extension, and they sell access to this network of users via the "luminati" brand.
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Have been to our offices in Tunis, can confirm. Shit's grim, apparently their currency devalued 3-4x in the recent years, making everything absolutely dirt cheap, and their salaries worthless. Friendliest people I've ever seen, th
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Just signed/signing with these guys, can vouch for them being a great team :)
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    At least 2 downvotes on this comment. I'm done with this site.
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    I really enjoyed practicing on Pramp [1]. I ran through their whole batch of problems (roughly 40) so I can't schedule more interviews, but it helped me a lot to work on the soft skills required for FAMG type interviews. Unfortunately
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Loose correlation with adoption and community size. For me it's one more signal to consider when choosing a specific tool or library for a production environment. More popular projects usually have a lower chance of being abandoned and
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    Why Add Versions to Go?(research.swtch.com)

    4 points by smnscu 8y ago|0 comments
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Also see Lauri Apple's "Awesome Leading and Managing" https://github.com/LappleApple/awesome-leading-and-managing
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Nope, at least 3 different macbooks, different models/years. Check out the replies in the thread, especially the thread linked by et-al.
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Holy shit, I completely forgot. But yes, I've had this happen to me as well. It's a bit... distressing to get (slightly) shocked by your laptop.
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    (slightly off-topic) Am I the only one who notices the static(?) happening when Macbooks are plugged in? Symptom 1, brushing your hand against the aluminium feels weird, this doesn't happen when you remove the charging cable. Symptom 2
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    As an emacs ex-user I could never live without Caps Lock being remapped to Ctrl, the advantages on Mac are tremendous, I use daily C-a, C-e, C-r, C-s, C-k, etc etc. This is one of the best features of Mac OS in my book, being able to use Cm
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Nope. Romanian is not a great fit for puns. I think English is a special case, since the "word density" is so high, due to a huge (largest actually) vocabulary, and the propensity to use short words, usually with multiple meanings
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    Coincidentally, I just watched this (posted 3 days ago): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbWP9nvnRhw As a non-native speaker I never understood the hate for puns, I've always found them inoffensive fun.
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    by smnscu 8y ago

    This is a good resource that I'm currently going through to prepare for interviews. Another one would be Competitive Programming (3rd edition) [1] but for general interview skills the Codility lessons are also OK [2]. 1 - https:/
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    by smnscu 9y ago

    Works great, just a tad slow. Hopefully this improves things. Deploying with Kubernetes is pretty seamless as well.
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    by smnscu 9y ago

    Used that maybe 50+ times, it NEVER gave me anything remotely accurate.
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    by smnscu 9y ago

    https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb
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    by smnscu 9y ago

    I won a magi leap at a hackathon a long time ago, and while it was a cute device and fairly well working, it was pretty much useless so I ended up selling it. I wonder what will be different this time, especially given the internal turmoil
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    by smnscu 9y ago

    Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1425/ Also, I feel like this (we don't need no stinking managers!) is a perennial meme that pretty much doesn't work in practice? Queue the Valve Employee Handbook: http:&#x