tlackemann

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by tlackemann 9y ago
CircleCI has been faster and easier to use than TravisCI. Their macOS builds ran 10x faster and it only took me an hour to rewrite the config. My only complaint is their macOS pricing is based on minutes which I was unaware of. Ended up usi
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by tlackemann 9y ago
I always found Discourse sites to be quite easy to navigate. Do you suggest anything better?
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by tlackemann 9y ago
I've been tracking my personal diary with http://jrnl.sh/ and backed up encrypted on GitHub. Why use this?
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by tlackemann 9y ago
I've been using jrnl ( http://jrnl.sh/ ) to write an entry each night. Love it because it's simple and out of my way
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by tlackemann 9y ago
Do you have good resources on modern C++? I'm in the same boat of wanting to learn either Rust or C++ but I'm finding it hard to focus on what's makes up modern C++ and what I should avoid.
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by tlackemann 9y ago
At least it was over http/s Terrible nonetheless. Reminds me of how Mt. Gox used to hand out password resets with plaintext passwords in the query string on their own forums.
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by tlackemann 10y ago
++ Thinking, Fast and Slow Great book, textbook-ish, but reshaped how I look at people and problems
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by tlackemann 10y ago
This is what I'm confused about. Yahoo is a big brand with a lot of companies, is Tumblr now owned by Altaba? Altaba Weather?
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by tlackemann 10y ago
Really nice setup, I'm glad to see Ansible being used to orchestrate the machines. I really do like that system for it's ease of use and low learning-curve.
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Managing Styles in React Native(lacke.mn)
1 points by tlackemann 10y ago|0 comments
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by tlackemann 10y ago
Blogging is a great way to show off what you know and how you apply it, if you're open to that sort of thing. I'll humbly say that I'm by no means an academic, but I try to showcase what I know front and center and and let th
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by tlackemann 10y ago
Blue Ocean Strategy by Renée Mauborgne and W. Chan Kim As a software engineer, I've come to really love how good products are built and how to explore new markets. While I don't think it's a life-changing book, it's cert
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by tlackemann 10y ago
I'm personally LOVING Phabricator as a JIRA alternative. It provides me with all the things I need from JIRA but doesn't pack in as much cruft. I run a small company so I don't need the more enterprise features of the Atlassi
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Building a Better Product, a Developer's Perspective(lacke.mn)
1 points by tlackemann 10y ago|0 comments
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by tlackemann 10y ago
Small typo on the homepage - it should be "At the end of the day your executive summary will be ready." Sorry this comment had to be about grammatical errors - otherwise great concept
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Creating efficient development environments(lacke.mn)
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by tlackemann 10y ago
Absolutely wish this existed, I've contemplated hacking something together for use in my lemonbar configs but haven't started anything yet. As far as I know nothing like this exists aside from https://github.com/si
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by tlackemann 10y ago
I suppose you should've used some yourself.
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by tlackemann 10y ago
My laptop running i3 is often moved between a dock on my desk and used as a regular laptop, I have to say I've been looking to write something like this but it fell by the wayside. Very useful IMO
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Functional Programming in JavaScript(tech.shutterstock.com)
1 points by tlackemann 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A simple way to recover Google Analytics data lost to ad-blockers(trackertap.com)
2 points by tlackemann 11y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Hubert, a Nest-Inspired Application for the Phillips Hue(meethubert.com)
2 points by tlackemann 11y ago|0 comments
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by tlackemann 11y ago
Thank you and agreed. I was going for a joke as I'm also not a fan of clickbait titles. I think the irony was lost. Lessons learned.
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Reduce Your Bundle.js File Size by Doing This One Thing(lacke.mn)
2 points by tlackemann 11y ago|2 comments
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by tlackemann 11y ago
Can we stop posting WSJ until the paywall comes down? I know there are work arounds but it's useless to me to click this article and realize I need to do the ol' "Come From Google" trick.
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by tlackemann 11y ago
Thanks! Cheers and good luck, keep learning!
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Reflections of a 20-Something Working in the Big, Scary, Tech-World(lacke.mn)
2 points by tlackemann 11y ago|2 comments
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by tlackemann 11y ago
This reminds me too much of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy