softawre

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841.
by softawre 11y ago
They were in the HN thread at least, not sure about elsewhere.
842.
by softawre 11y ago
Metaforkically speaking you're correct.
843.
by softawre 11y ago
You must be fun at parties.
844.
by softawre 11y ago
Glad you're helping the guy out, but do you think it's a great idea to give everyone his first name like that?
845.
by softawre 11y ago
I've been using CEF for many years where I work, nothing new (as usual).
846.
by softawre 11y ago
Yet here we are :) I do it to feel a little better about my productivity waste compared to reddit (and if I want to feel OK about reddit, it's /r/programming which is basically a crappier version of HN)
847.
by softawre 11y ago
I work at ININ, we have a similar product, though we layer contact-center functionality on top of it (and we have a lot of other features too). https://www.inin.com/unified-collaboration
848.
by softawre 11y ago
Brainfuck wants a word with you
849.
by softawre 11y ago
Yeah. For me, not just Jira, but it's brother Confluence...
850.
by softawre 11y ago
You are right. But... I'd be a gardener. If it paid me the same I make now. At least for 3 months a year? I worked at Lowes in college hauling lumber and I miss it dearly (rose colored goggles and all). I was in the best shape of
851.
by softawre 11y ago
It looks neat, and I like the offline idea. I'm a big fan of Jira, and I have to disagree with your comment that nobody understands/knows the query language used to find issues. A lot of us here (at least the PMs/leads) know
852.
by softawre 11y ago
[0] - typescript does this I believe
853.
by softawre 11y ago
The Guardian for one? I agree it's becoming more rare to see real journalism, and that's sad...which is why it's important to point out the ones who still do it.
854.
by softawre 11y ago
I also switched to VS Code after using WebStorm forever. Try it out.
855.
by softawre 11y ago
Hey, I live in Indiana! I'm hiring a full-stack software engineer if anyone wants to get in on the 2500 sq-ft homes for 200k.
856.
by softawre 11y ago
Analytics scripts are at the very top of the HTML file usually, and are one of the first things loaded. In this case you'd be counted I think.
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by softawre 11y ago
Heh, you made me realize I use "Google" as a synonym for search. "Google foo".
858.
by softawre 11y ago
Like Hearthstone!
859.
by softawre 11y ago
No joke.
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by softawre 11y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+do+I+delete+my+HN+account+and+all+i...
861.
by softawre 11y ago
Good argument for a hardware mouse :)
862.
by softawre 11y ago
I work 9-5 M-F, live 5 minutes away, and love my job. Keep looking, they are out there.
863.
by softawre 11y ago
You know what they meant...
864.
by softawre 11y ago
They do this at a lot of conferences, at least using Twitter instead of SMS.
865.
by softawre 11y ago
Well then you're not looking very hard. It's use as a free, open markdown editor is pretty common.
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by softawre 11y ago
Not an expert, but have you asked your boss?
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by softawre 11y ago
Yes. But I think the problem is they can give misleading insights if you're not careful.
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by softawre 11y ago
From the article: > Daniel Ammann, president of G.M., will join Lyft’s board of directors.
869.
by softawre 11y ago
I've had people nail general CS and SE questions and then completely flop the simplest of coding exercises. I didn't hire these people, and I'm guessing you would have. Anyway, I disagree with you. Though I'm not sayin
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by softawre 11y ago
What?

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