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by teen 10y ago
Aren't some wildcards? such as app/users/<username>
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by teen 10y ago
I know it a joke and all but you're not supposed to record people without their consent, and I think this would qualify.
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by teen 10y ago
couldn't you be fired for recording people without their consent?
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by teen 10y ago
Weird, I had Webpass for a year and was using it for a ton of gaming, and had no idea it was using wireless. It was really consistent and fast.
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by teen 10y ago
o.O i love angular 1. and probably would like 2 as well, havent started any new major projects lately though
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by teen 10y ago
the 4/6 year ones are way too high unless you're going for some sort of specific role they need. like if you specialize in robotics or machine learning
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by teen 10y ago
I'm pretty sure they did the same thing for their marketing manager position. You are expected to come up with 2-3 marketing campaigns, and make a deck for them. Then they use the ideas regardless if you're hired.
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by teen 10y ago
developer branches never make sense
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by teen 10y ago
You could def skip some of these steps though. Postcss seems like solution without a problem imo. Sass seems a bit saner. And you can skip the tests for most projects.
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by teen 10y ago
ok Ken M
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by teen 10y ago
page load time is the big killer for me
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by teen 10y ago
This seems super useful- it matches my team's workflow, I'll def suggest we try it. Squash merge ftw
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by teen 10y ago
i think you're really wrong about this one. people are tired of tying their google accounts to additional services. they really did need a fresh start in messaging
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by teen 10y ago
Bitbucket is terrible though, so what does it matter?
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by teen 10y ago
In the first suggestion they suggest breaking up a component into its own folder. That quickly becomes a completely mess imo. Better to prefix the filename with the component (hero.service.js) and leave everything in the same directory.
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by teen 10y ago
fiasco?
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by teen 10y ago
I see this same opinion posted over and over again. I would argue most of the people who reject whiteboard interviews can't actually code. Because if they could, they could learn these algorithms in 2 weeks and be a bette coder for it,
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by teen 10y ago
Dropbox. High burn rate + failure to pivot from a purely online storage service
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by teen 10y ago
The cycle continues... No framework -> Backbone -> Angular -> React -> No framework We should be back towards using a simple MVC skeleton by the end of 2016.
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by teen 11y ago
My last 2 companies used slack. I thought it was amazing. After being at a company that doesn't use slack, I realized how terrible it was for productivity and also gossip.
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by teen 11y ago
It's almost as if you're reinventing protobufs. XD
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by teen 11y ago
It's also used for video games a lot, but between leaking your IP and allowing esports players to get DDOSed, and just generally being not a great fit, Discord is getting more popular.
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by teen 11y ago
Maybe your code isn't done yet but you'd like it replicated to github? This model doesn't allow that
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by teen 11y ago
You're really funny! Great post. Highcharts.js is the easiest js library to make quick charts btw.
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by teen 11y ago
I'm not sure it's possible to have a civil discussion about the homeless issue in SF. Many of the 'homeless' really enjoy their lifestyle- it never gets that cold, they can hang out all day and do drugs, and have lots of
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by teen 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem (more info here)
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by teen 11y ago
yea, the transmuxing is unfortunately buggy though. i had to recently switch my site back to flash because so many browsers have issues with it. it loads way faster though
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by teen 11y ago
did you even read op's article? look at the slides
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by teen 11y ago
unfortuntely, bitbucket sucks. the website is slow as hell, the design is terrible, the code review features and issue tracking are awful
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by teen 11y ago
be good at programming?

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