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by code_runner 4y ago
That is such a great book. Read it a while back… I imagine the modern version is every bit as good. I don’t remember it ever getting boring, but if it does, push through! It’s worth it. Jon Skeet also has a (now old) blog series called edu-
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by code_runner 4y ago
I was able to piece together the word, though I was surprised when I was right. Without spoiling the answer, I did sort of walk down the path to the answer in an almost logical way
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by code_runner 4y ago
I really thought there was no hope for me but I started getting closer and got it in 11. Really enjoyed that game!
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by code_runner 4y ago
Are there any good resources online you can share? Sounds interesting.
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by code_runner 4y ago
When learning next recently I was immediately wondering how to do accomplish certain routing patterns that I had used in a previous project… routing to a specific tab of a modal that pops over a particular page… Luckily that level of deep l
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by code_runner 4y ago
this is what makes all of my side projects so much fun and so educational. I get caught up in the most ridiculous yak shaving and never make any real progress.... but always have a blast.
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by code_runner 4y ago
very unlikely to be ethical no matter what un-enforceable limits you put on the testers. their concern is legal liability and nothing more.
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by code_runner 4y ago
I imagine this is actually a pretty tough problem to solve.... road marking change dramatically within a few feet sometimes.... most of the residential streets in the historic area I live in have no markings at all but its also an area wher
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by code_runner 4y ago
you shouldn't be allowed to operate a vehicle while intoxicated regardless of the technology involved.
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by code_runner 4y ago
Used bind a whole bunch in the knockout days and you will still find bind in a lot of todays react docs if I’m not mistaken.
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by code_runner 4y ago
Readability and pragmatism always win.
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by code_runner 4y ago
This used to be much more common in es5. It’s good to know how they work etc and why they were a necessary evil way back when.
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by code_runner 4y ago
The matches my experience. They can manage whatever web of crazy they want in Wordpress… if they need something from the dev side we can play with some plugins until it works. Sometimes the answer is “oh god we can’t do that”… and that seem
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by code_runner 4y ago
When I found out the landing page at a previous job was Wordpress based I was a little miffed, but in practice it wasn’t that bad to work with for what I needed. I wasn’t doing the design work etc… but setting up some forwards and other in
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by code_runner 4y ago
Screen cheating was allowed in my friend group but we might call someone out… no big deal. When LAN parties became a thing it was really the first time I had played a game and not even had the option. Both are fun.
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by code_runner 4y ago
Yeah, in that case solely remote works best for sure. Maybe you fly to the office (if there is one) a couple times a year… though still nice for that to be optional
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by code_runner 4y ago
Imo your flippant answer is bang on
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by code_runner 4y ago
Sounds like a lot of cultural issues. My pre-covid job was a very small company but similar stuff. We hired an in-town workforce and cut the old guard out completely. Worked in person everyday until lockdown but had flexibility as well. We
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by code_runner 4y ago
I do think this mirrors my office’s original logic for returning but they almost immediately became more flexible. At one point, returning to the office wasn’t mandatory but “good for our promotions etc”. When I’m in office few if any peopl
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by code_runner 4y ago
I agree with both of these hot takes… I love a hybrid approach because I really enjoy the random conversations that crop up in the office… but my social life is so much improved outside of work in the last year or so that everything about p
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by code_runner 4y ago
I think goofing around the discovering stuff adds to the fun!
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by code_runner 4y ago
tabulature is really just used for starting out on guitar in my experience and it works because the alternative is SO approachable and SO instrument specific. lead sheets are solving a whole different problem and almost ALWAYS have the melo
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by code_runner 4y ago
I get the same feelings whenever somebody comes up with a "better" flavor of SQL that is "more logical" or "more expressive".... I know SQL well, it does what I want, and I think its great . When people "
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by code_runner 4y ago
My biggest takeaway from this article: this is why I deleted all of those projects from github never to be seen again (prior to private repositories).... the projects where I was just having fun for once and learning instead of being stuck
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by code_runner 4y ago
a lot of this depends on the definition that we have of "follower" and "cool" but I don't disagree.
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by code_runner 4y ago
I can’t think of a twitter feed that deserves attention on HN less.
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by code_runner 4y ago
A few hobbies are fun even before you’re good. Baking can be a lot of fun… start with super detailed recipes and pay attention to the details. Eventually you learn to improvise and pick up little bits and pieces of how the ingredients work
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by code_runner 4y ago
Vendor lock-in aside… azure has a very good experience for developing azure functions locally. As hit and miss as my azure experience has been… azure function core tools, vscode, and azurite were excellent for purely local development.
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by code_runner 4y ago
I tried to explain to a previous employer how much their little "brainteaser" test was turn off to legitimately talented engineers. I explained that everybody in town knows about the test and basically refuses to even entertain th
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by code_runner 5y ago
This sounds super interesting. Did it have any impact on your own beliefs?

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