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by taude 4y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned rq [1] yet. It's come up before in older HN threads [2] whenever the discussion on jq comes up... [1] https://github.com/dflemstr/rq [2] https://news.ycombinator.co
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by taude 4y ago
Same issue. However, I do successfully rely on using ctrl-r a lot to search prior invoked commands. And have a few core aliases that I've cobbled together....
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by taude 4y ago
I think people will eventually do this. But giving them a sane, simple starting point is probably a good idea. (Though I awhile ago threw all mine out and went with basic Doom setup, but everyone's journey will be different)
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by taude 5y ago
Yes, pages of them. Multiple pages of security questions, ciphers used, how data is stored, when is it encrypted, etc. I filled out a 20 pager once. As the company got better and more mature, we had a bunch of canned answers to make it ea
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by taude 5y ago
I didn't spend a lot of time with the site, but I interpreted Dagger as the Terraform of CICD definitions....
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by taude 5y ago
I've had a lot of good luck selling stuff on FB Marketplace. Try getting rid of it on Craigslist. At least with a matress you won't be getting people wanting to pay extra money with cashiers checks. ;) Note: I'm surprised
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by taude 5y ago
Funny, I use iPad on a music stand, too. With my bike trainier (Hammer H3). BTW, you can get the Sufferfest content on the newer Wahoo Systm app. I don't mind paying the $15/month for it for a the three to four winter months sp
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by taude 5y ago
Weird, I'm on the east coast, too. And haven't seen any empty shelves in the grocery store.
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by taude 5y ago
Bikes are a pretty big part of Italian transport, or at least more so than any other place I've been other than Amsterdam. My girlfriend lived in a small town about 1.5 hours outside of Milan for a year, and was surprised by the bike p
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by taude 5y ago
That video is amazing.
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by taude 5y ago
"guns" is figurative. They definitely had weapons of force....
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by taude 5y ago
Interesting that it's only a 1200x1200 jpeg. You can't even make a good print of that for your wall. What's the owner do who displays it? Do they have to contact Beeple directly for their hi-res image that he gives them othe
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by taude 5y ago
Looks like Google has a product called Google News SEO, a way for websites to optimize their SEO so that Google's "news" crawlers can grab the content [1] [2] "Using the Publisher Center tool, you can share your content
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by taude 5y ago
Final, final realization/thoughts. It's pretty obvious I let the curation of my Feedly go stale and that I should clean out the old cruft, and give it a try again. I forgot about the nice keyboard short-cuts for navigating articl
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by taude 5y ago
BTW, I just also realized, that I get a lot of my articles/news from my Google News widget on my Android phone (and in the Google News app on my iPad), and the AI on that has curated a pretty decent list of topics that I like to follow
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by taude 5y ago
I just logged into my Feedly for the first time in a couple years (maybe longer). I had moved all my RSS from Google Reader to Feedly back when all that went down. Turns out, most of the blogs I subscribed to back in the day are now defunct
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by taude 5y ago
It's not the struggle, it's the questions you ask, and what you share about your thought process trying to got to a solution. You might work yourself into a hole solving what you think is a simple array manipulation problem, but
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by taude 5y ago
What kind of coding assignments are people asking be completed that take 10 hours?
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by taude 5y ago
I started doing this a few months ago, too. I noticed that the collectors would be digging through the recycling bins, and I was worried that they'll cut themselves or something, so I decided to make their life a bit easier, and I sep
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by taude 5y ago
Our office shutdown doesn't use PTO, either. My friends in agency life used to have their office shutdown from the time of the holiday party, until the new year. Which was about 2 to 2.5 weeks.
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by taude 5y ago
I think the forcing of Async into Python is largely a waste of effort. There's better languages and tooling for those jobs. Effective devs use the right tool for the right job. I've had to work on an async Python codebase the oth
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by taude 5y ago
I think this is overly simplistic, and extremely naivive speaking as a manager. You sound like someone who's a year out of college (or suffering from some other immature personality characteristics) and/or working for a company wi
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by taude 5y ago
Agreed on these thoughts on ad-hoc taxonomies. The first Confluence page any team should create is their Taxonomy plan, with what goes where. Additionally, when creating a taxonomy you need to think of the "WHO" are the documents
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by taude 5y ago
I really don't have the hatred for these Confluence products that most around here seem to have. Sure, there's some quirkiness in writing in the Confluence WIKI, especially now that there's also no behind the scenes confluen
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by taude 5y ago
Not sure there's anything new or unknown with this. Just Google "Bluetooth Proximity Marketing" to see the types of technology stores are using to track customers when they walk in....
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by taude 5y ago
No one's going to give you the same number of shares that would have heretofore been a 48 month term, that'd you get with 12. You'd instead get 10K for the first year. Then in 12 months, maybe get 10K more, but you'd be
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by taude 5y ago
Is there a shortage of attorneys in California?
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by taude 5y ago
There's companies out there who's marketing automation platforms do this by default when you use their embedded widgets.....
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by taude 5y ago
You sound like a crazy person, though maybe this post is a joke.
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by taude 5y ago
I'm really curious who is USING this company for their recruiting. As a IC I've been approached a lot by them, tried taking one of their tests, was turned off. And as a HM, I was never interesting in using them, and we continue to

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