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by interbased 3y ago
For apps used for work, I prefer it SSO with my big tech creds. For personal, I prefer email + password, or even just username if the app allows that.
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by interbased 3y ago
What if you join a company with equity as part of the compensation, rise the ranks, and then the company goes public or gets sold and you sell your shares? It's probably a very rare scenario that a company will become exceptionally va
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by interbased 3y ago
Agreed. I also think that human engineers have business context and domain experience that AI can’t yet replace. I see it as more of a tool to make SWE more productive.
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by interbased 3y ago
Insane Clown Posse. The source of the “magnets, how do they work” meme since it’s a lyric from their song.
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by interbased 3y ago
I’m not even sure what experiences would be improved by wearing one aside from movies, video calls, and maybe games. Is browsing the web really a more enriched experienced with the current controls available? Maybe the aforementioned activ
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by interbased 3y ago
I left CS for a non tech degree and then ended up back in software development years later as a career pivot. I don’t regret anything and the timing worked out.
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by interbased 3y ago
That makes sense. What I really like about Slack are the integrations like GitHub and Jira, and commands like `/remind`, and the "Later" tab.
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by interbased 3y ago
What I’m curious about is if you do program all night but then take naps during the day to make up for it. Does that provide adequate rest? Or does the sleeping part have to be at night for it to be effective?
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by interbased 3y ago
I feel the same way. I think part of it that I’m not being drained by doomscrolling and instead, engaging my brain in a positive way. Another part is knowing that I’m using my time in a way that I value. I feel inspired. Like going to the
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by interbased 3y ago
I had this same issue when working with Jupyter notebooks during my data science days, but after getting used to using GitHub on a team, all my code is just neatly organized in separate folders/repositories and every update is committe
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by interbased 3y ago
I exclusively use external hard drives. If I need to transfer data, I'll use a cloud service like Google Drive or Dropbox. However, I would like to start a Blu-Ray collection because I like the visual aspect seeing the collection, an
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by interbased 3y ago
I don't see the benefit to a foldable phone except for either more screen real estate for media when unfolded, or as a sort of built-in phone stand. However, the article mentions that Apple seems to prefer the clamshell model like the
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by interbased 3y ago
I really like the f-string updates - particularly that you can use quotes of the same type within the f-string. For example, from the documentation: > f"This is the playlist: {", ".join(songs)}"
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by interbased 3y ago
A lot of businesses in the US use social media instead. I often see Instagram being used. Consumers can message them on Instagram and get responses on there. WhatsApp, in my experience, is more widely used in Europe.
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by interbased 3y ago
This is correct for messenger.com itself, but you can access Messenger through Facebook.com - it's just another tab on the website. If you don't want to visit Facebook.com, though, then yes you're out of luck.
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by interbased 3y ago
It could be also the density and speed of the place. In big cities, it seems like everyone is already in a rush or in the middle of something, so folks may be scared to "interrupt" or disturb strangers, even if it would make thei
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by interbased 3y ago
Comparing them to AirPods really painted the picture for me. In that case, I feel they'd have to be smaller, or at least lighter. I haven't tried it so I can't say that with certainty but this is probably the start of somet
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by interbased 3y ago
> Current laws require telemarketers to have explicit consent from consumers before they can make automated calls using "an artificial or prerecorded" voice. Rosenworcel believes the same rules should apply for AI-generated rob
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by interbased 3y ago
Improved anti-spam technologies would be wonderful with the increased spam in recent years via text and phone calls. Having it built into the OS as an option would be great. It feels like most email spam filters work fairly well, so hopef
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by interbased 3y ago
I code in PyCharm but I don't use most of the features. I mostly appreciate the autocomplete for certain parts of the code and the syntax underlining, but perhaps an LSP would help with that. Besides that, I like using command line f
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by interbased 3y ago
Agreed. I only used cursive until I wasn't forced to anymore. I much prefer to readability of print. I only use cursive for my signature.
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by interbased 3y ago
I’d say long term use. If it’s going to be the same or a similar price over the course of X amount of years, you want a quality machine. Also, less waste.
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by interbased 3y ago
What is the benefit of keeping a language alive, other than to not lose the knowledge/creativity from books written in the language? If those books are translated into a more widely-used language that isn't dying, would that make
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by interbased 3y ago
Click a method to go directly to the definition, themes, debugger.
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by interbased 3y ago
How they approach problems in the language the code is written. Variable names are also an indicator of the level of effort they put in from my experience.
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by interbased 3y ago
Are wired headphones considered outdated with the widespread adoption of AirPods and other wireless headphones? I love plug in headphones for the sound quality and not needing to charge them if I’m using them all day. I still have my AirP
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by interbased 3y ago
We use linters like flake8 and black on my team to make the diffs as clean as possible each time. This makes it easier to spot every change to the code, which makes it easier to spot errors.
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by interbased 3y ago
After getting phished on my RuneScape account, I’ve learned to NEVER reuse passwords, and enable 2FA wherever possible so when a data leak like this happens, the risk is mitigated to just that website, if at all. All passwords are randomly
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by interbased 3y ago
For work, probably around 150. A mixture of documentation, automated jobs, repos, and tools. For personal, way less. Mostly just finance. I tend to just use auto complete.
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by interbased 3y ago
I code for both money and hobby. If my job stopped paying me, I’d stop coding for them.

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