tcoff91

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by tcoff91 5y ago
I wish apollo had the option of turning off infinite scroll.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Yep same issue here.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I am most certainly not a lawyer, but from what i've read entrapment is pretty narrowly defined in America. There's a ton of stuff that many people would view as entrapment that the courts wouldn't consider to be entrapment.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
The zag ctrl-r integration for fuzzy searching terminal history is amazing. Also you can do * and hit tab and use fzf to grab a file to use as a command line argument. Fzf is wonderful.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Yes, the extra time you get from the chill job can go either way. It's whatever you make of it. If you use the time to learn, you can definitely learn more at a chill job than at a hard job.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I'm not at all talking about knowing the latest tech when I say your skills may suffer. I'm just saying that in my experience, sometimes in a chill job your fundamentals as a developer can suffer. You can literally get worse at pr
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by tcoff91 5y ago
The thing about dependencies is most people don't actually read the source. But at least you have the option.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Go work for some bigco that is coasting on a great market position of a SaaS project and you can definitely find software jobs where you can work about 30hrs a week, make around 130-180k a year, and chill hard. Only problem is that after a
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by tcoff91 5y ago
What are you talking about? Apple certainly sells chips -- you just have to buy an entire computer to get it.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Baseless speculation: perhaps they do actually throw away chips? They only really target a premium market segment so perhaps it's not worth it to their brand to try and keep those chips.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
There are so many plausible Alzheimer’s theories that it makes me wonder: are multiple of them right? Is Alzheimer’s really many different diseases that present the same way?
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Ask HN: Is there an editor plugin/tool that lets me record a 'code journey'?
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Here in California everyone who has a driver's license had to have a fingerprint/thumbprint taken.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
You didn't have to give your fingerprints when you got a driver's license?
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I use the USB connection every day to do iOS development. A high bandwidth reliable wired link is a very nice thing to have for dev.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Many sci-fi novels could be edited down to the length of Fahrenheit 451 and be improved by doing so.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Given the time that the novel was written, televisions at the time would just display grey static on a dead channel.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
If you like this kind of richly visual writing you should really read Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy. It is a deeply unsettling book but it's an absolute literary masterpiece.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Useless? Did you never learn how to touch type the numbers? Unless you do data entry the top row numbers are vastly quicker to get to than the number pad. You just reach a finger out and tap instead of moving your whole hand to the number p
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Are you sure you can't reach out to your network and get in the side-door of a company without leetcoding? If you have advocates on the inside sometimes you can skip all the rigamarole.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
I'm assuming he's referring to companies like Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, etc...
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by tcoff91 5y ago
vim-fugitive is also a great way to interact with git since you use vim.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
If you collect the tick itself, is there a way to check the tick instead of checking the person that's bit?
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by tcoff91 5y ago
Does someone who just wants to experiment with a little bit of web-dev really need to have version control right away? Seems a bit out of scope. That seems like a concept that can wait a few months while they actually just explore writing s
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by tcoff91 5y ago
The clipboard is not exactly a secure channel. Browsers need to catch up to mobile and provide dedicated APIs for password managers to hook into so they don’t have to interact with the DOM.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
That's not at all what I'm trying to say. I'm merely pushing back on a lot of people in this thread acting like it's somehow offensive or not ok to try to market a streaming platform aimed the African American audience.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
And this service is another competitor to it.
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by tcoff91 5y ago
You’re essentially saying that black people need to erase their cultural identity and assimilate into the dominant culture and shut up and watch tv shows about white people like the rest of us and be happy about it. Black people live a diff
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by tcoff91 5y ago
You do know that conventional TV has had this for ages? Ever heard of BET? Why shouldn’t different cultures have different media that highlights stories that resonate with them? HN makes me realize why so many black people find the tech wor
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by tcoff91 5y ago
This seems dumb. I'm sure that sophisticated bad people will just alter colors and things to defeat the hashes and meanwhile trolls will generate collisions to cause people to falsely be flagged.

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