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zck
7y ago
Nothing can prevent all errors. Having explicit typing does not prevent `List<Users> bankAccount`, but almost all programmers prefer variable names that encode things not in the data types. So I disagree that you must check that `empl
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7y ago
The benefit of naming things to explain them is to obviate the need for jump-to-declaration. Yes, any time I need to know what 5*6 is, I can walk into the other room and get my calculator -- but if I have that knowledge in my head, I don&
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zck
7y ago
> In a strongly typed language, you shouldn't encode type information in the name, it's statically derivable. This is completely true! > The name doesn't need to tell you that, you already know and the language will pre
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zck
7y ago
While I certainly think that naming is important, I don't quite agree with all the improvements suggested here: > // Bad: > List<DateTime> holidayDateList; > Map<Employee, Role> employeeRoleHashMap; >
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zck
7y ago
I used Triplebyte as part of my last job search in 2017, but ended up taking a job not from them. I'd recommend them highly, if only for these two things: 1. You actually get feedback from their interview. In an interview at a company,
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7y ago
I really like the overlapping underline. Well, really I like the non-broken underline, which happens to overlap with descenders. If the underline indicating a link breaks, it looks like there are two adjacent links. To check if this is the
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7y ago
I don't know if they're higher administrative costs, but it requires more trust in Spotify. In the constant stream revenue model, you take the total revenue Spotify is paying out to artists, and divide it by the total number of st
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7y ago
I expect the biggest issue you're going to have is my answer to your question: we don't do risk assessments. Never in any company I've worked for have I been involved with doing one, or even heard that they existed. Heck, I&#
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Netflix's Content Budget Is Bigger Than It Seems
(redef.com)
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zck
7y ago
Weirdly, the reddit Android app sent me a push notification this morning suggesting I subscribe to r/AmItheAsshole. I've never seen a push notification from the reddit app before.
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7y ago
The group Improv Everywhere did a similar thing, playing it more for laughs: https://improveverywhere.com/2018/11/13/phone-booth-coworkin...
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Hand dryers vs. paper towels: the dirty fight for the right to dry your hands
(theguardian.com)
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7y ago
"It's part of your job so do it". I'm not in charge of it, and don't particularly like the answer.
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zck
8y ago
Thanks! I don't right now, but I post a lot of my stuff on https://www.reddit.com/r/generative/ , or my twitter account: https://twitter.com/zckzck
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8y ago
> You could do better by knowingly tuning RGB values—or, even easier, HSV. Yes, I've been doing generative art (e.g., https://i.redd.it/1tuvtfuwsfz11.png , https://i.redd.it/ymg1ix4t8qu01.png ), and o
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8y ago
> IntelliJ supports editorconfig just fine. When I set the line length config setting, and then have intellij autoformat a file, it doesn't break lines at that length. > I'm not sure why you were disappointed, editorconfig
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8y ago
I added EditorConfig to a project recently, and was super disappointed with the scarcity of things I could actually configure. I thought there would be many, many config settings. But I was wrong -- there are only eight ( https://
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zck
8y ago
Betterment has had a similar feature called Smart Saver ( https://www.betterment.com/smart-saver/ ), which offers 2.23%, but is not FDIC insured.
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8y ago
I'm very interested in this. I hadn't seen magit-popup, but I'll check it out, and also Transient when it comes out. If you want anyone to help look over the manual, I'd love to help (email in profile).
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8y ago
They're useful to see support of a message, without requiring the responder to say "I agree with $MESSAGE_FROM_SOME_TIME_AGO". This is both useful for weeding out mostly-pointless "I agree" statements, and for encou
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8y ago
And some forms of role playing games resemble improv, but also not all. :) There's definitely overlap!
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8y ago
Yes. Let's go back even further to six-year-olds making things up in a backyard. That's improv! There's a sense of play, a sense that you just need to add one thing or less to what's already there, and a sense that no on
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8y ago
You know when kids play make-believe? Where one kid is a knight, and the other is a dragon? That's improv. Improv can take a lot of forms -- there's one style that's basically "make up a movie, complete with narrated cam
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I imagine the idea is not to necessarily make these kids completely comfortable with doing improv, but use some of the improv skills in their daily life. So if they're able to do improv in front of a class, giving a speech might not fe
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8y ago
> It’s so much easier to order my Egg McMuffin and black coffee from a human behind the counter than to poke my index finger through a decision tree on the self-order kiosk. I disagree. When I've been to McDonald's (a few times
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8y ago
Centralia is also the name of a NYC improv group, which I only mention because it evolved out of a group from the 90s called Burn Manhattan.
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I feel like these don't work well because the punchline comes in the middle of the joke. Let's try rearranging some: > Why did the scarecrow win a prize? For years, he rotted, until he was forgotten. He was outstanding in his f
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8y ago
> ...Raspberry Pis (we really need a better plural)... Raspberry Tau comes to mind. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn_(geometry)#Tau_proposals ). It could mean just two Raspberry Pis, or I guess any amount more tha
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8y ago
I hear you. But just wait. You've already been on HN for four years. I remember discovering reddit, and then HN, and thinking similarly to you: "whoa, wouldn't it have been cool to have found this earlier?" And yes, it w
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8y ago
What pg has called the "comeback of all time". After a back-and-forth about someone's chances of success. from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35079 : > Of course it's a bold statement. But if I w
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