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by tra3 5y ago
One of the reasons to go to faang is higher compensation. Doesn’t it make sense to put in extra hours of work, an investment if you will? I’ve had some success going to bed early and waking up really early (5am). My minds still fresh, nobod
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by tra3 5y ago
Were the objects not visible with the naked eye?
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by tra3 5y ago
American vehicles had a history of poor quality control and reliability but it's improved in the last 20 years. F150 is the #1 selling truck in USA in Canada. Our 2011 F150 has been very reliable, mechanically, but the audio wiring is
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by tra3 6y ago
Yeah, I second this.
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by tra3 6y ago
Is it just ip based classification? Can you reduce priority for bulk traffic to improve zoom and such?
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by tra3 6y ago
Do you mind sharing more detail? He’s quite a character.
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by tra3 6y ago
It it applicable to the "practical" (or practiced?) software development?
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by tra3 6y ago
...speechless. Like one of the posters said this is art. The technical acumen is amazing, but the production value for this video is incredible! So well done.
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by tra3 6y ago
I frequently don't see the organizational support for a proper CICD process. The people that hold the purse strings just don't understand the value. There's an obvious set of prerequisite here: 1. what's your code covera
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by tra3 6y ago
Stephen Wolfram (of the Wolframalpha.com fame) has a treadmill attached to one of his workstations [0]. I've read claims that walking 1-2mph takes no mental effort. Lets say 4 hours of walking would net you about 5 miles. That's a
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by tra3 6y ago
That’s incorrect. YouTube ads are served from the same domain as content.
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by tra3 6y ago
I know a couple of devs with dyslexia, their variable naming/spelling is pretty atrocious but they are stellar engineers.
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by tra3 6y ago
I mean no offence by this, but nobody wants to be a janitor or a garbageman (woman?) when they grow up. I hate washing dishes. It's just something that needs to be done and you are adding value to the world by ensuring that faceless co
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by tra3 6y ago
I know it's a parody of Outer Limits and the Twilight Zone, but it always made me think of the "Lost room" ( https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830361/ )
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by tra3 6y ago
Since it's hosted on GitHub, the blog is available as a git repo [0]. I'd check with the author to see if he'd accept a PR and then it's possible to contribute alts you desire. [0]: https://github.com/the
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by tra3 6y ago
Don’t even have to go back that far. US govt is calling for contractors to reverse engineer b2 bombers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26333649
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by tra3 6y ago
Good thread, thanks for the link. It is over 2 years old though.
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by tra3 6y ago
There's no magic bullet, you have to put some effort to maintain your todo list. Years ago, I naively thought that I could come up with an algorithm that would prioritize tasks for me based on a formula and I'd have to open my app
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Ask HN: No Meetings Culture?
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by tra3 6y ago
How long has the team been assembled for and how do you bring new people on? Is your team mostly tech people? Are there any business folks involved?
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by tra3 6y ago
How do you avoid meetings with a distributed part time team? Any hints or best practices? Working, part time, with a remote team and seem to have 3 hours of meetings. How do you do it?
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by tra3 6y ago
I dont think you’re alone in this at all, as evidenced by the prevalence of headphones in open plan areas.
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by tra3 6y ago
Can someone dumb this down for me? Were we using some sort of a model that explained extra mass away by using "dark matter" and now this guy is suggesting that we use a different model that fits the observations neatly?
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by tra3 6y ago
Best tool is the one you already know, isn't it? Rails for me as well. Is there something that you feel is missing from Rails for rapid prototyping? As an aside (and no offence intended) I feel like proliferation of frameworks for all
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by tra3 6y ago
How about "Flexible Software Design (2005)" [0]? No feedback at all in this book, but the contents seem interesting. [0]: https://www.amazon.ca/Flexible-Software-Design-Development-R...
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by tra3 6y ago
I like naval warfare [0]. Its simple but still fun. You can spawn boats, subs, and planes. There's a collaborative aspect of course. Lots of fun. [0]: https://naval-warfare-roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Battleship
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by tra3 6y ago
Doesn't seem reasonable to me.. you need to estimate things to plan. How long is this pizza going to take from when you call in to when you can actually eat? How many people do I need to build this house? Etc etc. My problem is with pe
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by tra3 6y ago
Where would one find some interesting matrix servers/channels?
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by tra3 6y ago
I agree with your sentiment in general. But. It's difficult to draw the line: when do you ask for a personal opinion vs a google search. I sort of ended up not talking to anyone. In any case, OP knows about Emacs and that there's
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by tra3 6y ago
That's cool. I wonder if there's some parallel between various Emacs distributions and Linux distributions. Does vi world have something similar? In a roundabout way, do the various distributions (of linux and emacs) indicate that

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