tmm84

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by tmm84 7y ago
I have always had to run all the infrastructure when working for clients. I have used mostly VMs for the last two years but before that it was always a real bare metal box in the office for work.
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by tmm84 7y ago
One bit of advice if you are using CI checkers is to start with few rules and add them as you need them.
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by tmm84 7y ago
I agree with using linters that are very strict. They save a lot of time by making sure things are uniform. Most of the time I need to fix stuff in a codebase is because the style was all over the place and if the style was consistent then
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by tmm84 7y ago
You don't sound like you really want to be a part of these companies your preparing to interview at by saying "Heck I didn't even apply for these jobs.". And you seem to be having trouble finding a good reason to really
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by tmm84 7y ago
Do you ever have to SSH into a server? Then learn some vim or if you are like me and it is usually a conf file then nano will do just fine. Do you want an editor that is big on being customization and automation (a programmable text editor)
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by tmm84 7y ago
I have created technical documentation several times in my career because things were so complex in the software and I needed something to contain answers to how the software works and why. However, almost every time I move on to the next p
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by tmm84 7y ago
I agree but most PS1 games were compiled using GCC. The developers probably got used to using GPLed tools and forgot something like this would change the license of their software (even if it wasn't actively used).
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by tmm84 7y ago
I haven't much experience with stored procedures but I have seen views cause load on a DB. Almost every app I have worked on had a database that were several tables for a single object and several for the where clause. As good as the t
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by tmm84 7y ago
I know that feeling. I believe they allow those trucks because they are a part of economy in the sense they provide jobs and the companies that own said vehicles would "go away" if they had to buy new ones. That kind of logic is a
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by tmm84 7y ago
I agree that the presence deters people from running them and I am for them. However, when I lived in Texas it caused a bunch of rear end collisions because most drivers thought the person would run the yellow/red timing of a light ins
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by tmm84 7y ago
When I was fresh out of college (about 6 months), I interviewed for a teacher's assistant in the computer lab. The job only paid $12,500 a year. The school was in a low income area and had a high rate of student on student altercations
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by tmm84 7y ago
I grateful to live in the time I currently live in because I have no idea how much worse or better the "future" is. It is easy to look back and say that somethings are better than in previous decades or centuries. As for 100 years
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by tmm84 7y ago
I was shocked to see mention of unit tests as well.
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by tmm84 7y ago
Their feedback (tldr;): Do you even leetcode? Almost every week there is some kind of interview post on HN. And almost every time it is about the leetcode-esque riddle interview. The question serves almost like a test of did you read the ma
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by tmm84 7y ago
I work in Akihabara. I see foreigners everyday. Even in Minato-ku I see plenty of non-Japanese people running around.
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by tmm84 7y ago
I fixed my sleep by doing the following things: #1: No before bed bad emotions or anxiety. Anything that'll get me anxious, angry or cause a fight mentally is stuff I try to avoid well before bed. (If you are married do not engage in c
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by tmm84 7y ago
Being a programmer is like being a musician. There are many different levels and some people are more natural at it than others. Some people can learn an instrument for years and never get good enough to play a tune (people who tried to lea
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by tmm84 7y ago
Understanding existing codebases is something that takes experience, time and drive (money, rep, etc). There are some codebases that I had trouble with because they weren't even decent. Tools like grep, looking at previous commits and
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by tmm84 7y ago
Smartphone compatibility, display and usage. So many different browsers, OS versions and screen sizes make it a minefield.
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by tmm84 7y ago
Is your knowledge of basic vanilla JS good? If that is the case then I recommend looking at https://babeljs.io/docs/en/learn for a simple overview of the new features in ES6. There are more in depth sites for ES6
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by tmm84 8y ago
My feelings : "It belongs in a museum!" - Indiana Jones
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by tmm84 8y ago
I love using prettier. I just hit that format button or let it format on save. No reason to waste time formatting it when something can do the styling I normally do automatically.
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by tmm84 8y ago
I noticed this a long time ago. Content creators were being rewarded for "daily" videos. So many of the channels I loved had videos where they came out and said "I'm going daily and, yes, the videos are going to suck unt
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by tmm84 8y ago
This is scary. I can just imagine this being the new Instagram challenge for young people. Get good looking enough to get in an ad, make no money but be famous in your group of friends. Personally, I don't want to see anyone I know bei
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by tmm84 8y ago
I can vouch for this statement. My first job in Japan was in construction. Most of the foreigners I know/see are nurses, care givers, construction workers or convenience store employees.
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by tmm84 8y ago
I've seen this problem solved a few different ways. 1) Have a romanized version of the value to sort. 2) Have a hiragana or katakana version of the value to sort (hiragana > katakana > roman order for sorting). Excel seems to so
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by tmm84 8y ago
Abominations everywhere... The bloated JS site is the replacement for Flash.
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by tmm84 8y ago
My first love was AsciiDoc and it still is. I never got into markdown as much as AsciiDoc because it did what I wanted which was to generate documentation for software. However, when keeping track of stuff I am working on, snippets of possi
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by tmm84 8y ago
Apple can fix it but there is nothing stopping Android from implementing something that'll make things not change color.
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by tmm84 8y ago
I love yakiimo. The pears are hit and miss in the taste department. However, being a southern boy I still love me some yellow Georgia peaches.

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