hayden592

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   by hayden592 6y ago

   There really should be a way to view the home page or some about page without logging in. This is normally a hard stop for me. I was curious enough to create a login because of this article https://medium.com/@danielblank&#x
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   by hayden592 7y ago

   Any plans to open source the code? I bet you could get a PR that enabled native comments.
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   by hayden592 7y ago

   I’m fan. You have inspired me. Gonna write one myself to refresh my front end skills. What tools did you use to build this?
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   by hayden592 8y ago

   https://samnewman.io/books/building_microservices/
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   by hayden592 8y ago

   I enjoyed using it in college during my programming language theory course. However, I thought it was meant to be more of an academic/teaching language. Why should a company use it over Haskell or Clojure?
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   by hayden592 8y ago

   Almost nobody uses the standard lib for http in practice. Just use Unirest/OkHttp/SpringBoot then it’s trivial. SpringBoot is the best framework that I have worked with regardless of language. It covers most use case out of the bo
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   by hayden592 8y ago

   Articles like this give me a better understanding of computers and how they fundamentally work. Thank you.
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   by hayden592 8y ago

   I actually prefer to write dev tools. Implementing my product manager next feature will always be less satisfying than helping a co-worker.
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   by hayden592 8y ago

   Well said.
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    by hayden592 8y ago

    Is there a plug-in for fzf searching your command history?
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    by hayden592 8y ago

    This is a feature that might pull me away from the JetBrains tool suite.
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    +1 for Gatling. It can also output junit reports if that’s something you need too
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    You are an asshole
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    Wavii. They did news aggregation and produced summaries with links back to the most popular article on the subject. They were bought by Google in 2013. https://www.google.com/amp/s/techcrunch.com/2013/04&
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    Twilio is great and we used it on my last team, which is a fortune 50. However, I saw the issues with having a subpar sales team. As I was leaving the communications team, "management" decided they wanted to replace Twilio with a
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    Thanks for writing. I enjoyed your post.
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    This. I am not quite ready to quit, but we seem almost identical.
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    The Jetbrains suite and Sublime text have this feature. Hold Alt while selecting with the mouse.
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    This looks awesome. Thanks
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    It works this way in the rest of the country. Not just the bay area.
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    I really like this and we actually thinking about trying a CRM earlier today. Hopefully, I can find sometime to contribute. The ability to import contacts would be super useful. I might be able to get to it this weekend who knows...
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    Looks neat and I'll have to try it out. Just curious what makes this different from Spectacle or Shiftit?
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    You need to look into mutation testing. Pitest is a great tool for java
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    I'm in the exact same boat. My parents live on a farm and I dream about going back. Helping my company sell more widgets is crushing my soul
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    I really like this feature too
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    by hayden592 9y ago

    Big fan of Postman for quickly iterating on API's, microservice integration tests, and one off requests. However, my team keeps the collections in git and they are very difficult to diff. This almost always require a detailed commit (d