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Ask HN: Which apps do you use, where you feel like the “primary audience”?
3 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|1 comments
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I was a vim user, then neovim, then 3 years ago I switched to Doom Emacs. I was shocked how quickly I was able to become efficient and comfortable with Doom, just a few working days. If you want to hit the ground running, or at least power
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I’ve interacted with Jira via Emacs in the past, though as an IC not an EM or PM, so the work was light
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
> IT professionals try to radically alter the workflow of medical professionals, without their input That’s because, as I understand it, EHRs are made primarily for insurance companies, not medical staff. This is a huge problem. IT staff
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I went to General Assembly 7 years ago, and a friend of mine just finished it as well. I don’t have any other personal experience. If you can afford GA, it’s worth it. They provide you with a lot of career coaching, resume and cover letter
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I will sometimes give an obviously temporary name, like “foo”, if I can’t immediately think of something decent. That way I’m not slowed down. Once the code works I’ll update the name. For me, it can be easier to name these things after I’m
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I’ve been making the transition to management for the past year. I’ve been writing code professionally for 6.5 years. I really enjoy coding but I love helping others grow even more. I feel competent enough technically across the stack to be
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
> You can remain human, have fun and crack a joke, while not being a friend. You can prioritize other people’s opinion and remain decisive. You can be personable and bring your personality at work, yet set limits and remain professional.
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
What age and interests do they have? My young children like to watch Mr. Rogers
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Ask HN: How do I get my resume to pass application bots’ analysis?
10 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|10 comments
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
So what do we do if we have a gas stove and can’t replace it?
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
https://readingmccarthy.buzzsprout.com/ > READING MCCARTHY is a podcast devoted to the consideration and discussion of the works of one of our greatest American writers, Cormac McCarthy. Each episode will call upon diff
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
Complete surprise. Both closed 100+ million dollar rounds last May and June. Both valued at 1 billion+. Both bragged about their multi year runway days or weeks before layoffs began. Both had plans to grow significantly this year. My take i
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
> Well-funded startups that raised recently and are actively growing. Any runway issues they have are far enough out that you don't need to worry much today. I would have agreed with you 6 months ago but this describes both companie
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Ask HN: Job Board Focused on Engineering Managers?
2 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How many of you have been laid off twice this year already?
100 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|109 comments
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Ask HN: Do average tech companies care about felony probation for SWE?
24 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|53 comments
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
This paragraph, towards the very end of the article, represents what terrifies me the most I think. We’re already in a post-truth era in the West (probably elsewhere too but I’m ignorant in that regard). Will people learn to verify sources?
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Using GitHub Copilot with TDD(github.com)
4 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|0 comments
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I recommend you check out Acceptance and Commitment Therapy https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapy-types/acceptance-... .
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
It’sa lifetime license for the gui but the AI is annual $49
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
> Over the years, we’ve relied on our own usage in conjunction with your feedback to inform our decision making. This presents a challenge, though: we don’t know when you run into trouble unless you tell us. And sure, we have an extensiv
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I’d love to use an app like this but I’ve tried a few and they are too slow for me and they only work about 90-95% of the time which is enough to start relying on it but when it doesn’t work it’s jarring and then I have to use the mouse, wh
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
We are so fucked
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
For TypeScript look at jsrefactor or js2refactor I forget. It has a lot of refactor functions which include extractions.
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Of course Emacs has all of it. Through extensions, like VSCode or Atom or Sublime. > through ... various extensions and plugins of wildly varying quality Most Emacs plugins that I've seen are higher quality than most professional co
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Emacs definitely has those, in the same way that VSCode has them, ie via extensions. Emacs has LSP builtin now I believe, so these things are easier to setup
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I worked at a place where several people used a Jetbrains IDE and they loved them. We were doing web dev with Go and TS. So I asked one day what were the killer features that they liked so much and I don't remember what they listed but
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
This is https://www.terra.money/ which I don’t think has any affiliation with Hashicorp’s terraform
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I'm not trying to be rude, but does this do anything more than I can do by saving a web page with "Cmd + S", and storing that saved web page in my cloud storage? My way avoids bit rot, makes it available anywhere, and since m

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