jakebellacera

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by jakebellacera 6y ago
I'm curious, what exactly has broken in your workflow? The biggest issue I see is that you are unable to see build status on a commit (above the file list), but otherwise nothing really has changed too much in my opinion.
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by jakebellacera 6y ago
I rarely found the list of languages useful, and never really appreciated the description and the "stats" bumping down the list of files and readme, which are arguably much more important than the former. I think moving the second
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by jakebellacera 6y ago
Given that he lives somewhere around Buffalo, NY, the cost of living is about twice as much[1] to maintain his standard of living in SV, so I would say he's doing pretty well, and he gets to do what he loves! 1: https://ww
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by jakebellacera 6y ago
I can't remember the last time I've had a crash on Catalina. That being said, I did do a clean install when I upgraded out of fear of issues. Not sure if that had something to do with it.
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by jakebellacera 6y ago
It seems like this is something that Apple plans to relinquish control over time with. I hope that Apple finds the move to be a net positive for their ecosystem and decides to make more "defaults" changeable in the following relea
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by jakebellacera 6y ago
What was stated seems pretty typical on small teams who manage critical systems. How are critical systems managed otherwise without having to 3x your team (assuming you want 24hr coverage with a 8hr workday)?
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
I have bi-weekly 30 minute 1:1s with my chapter lead and manager. I also have a 30 minute sync every week on each of my project(s) I'm leading and daily standups with my squad. All in all, I'm probably spending anywhere from 2-5 h
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
We do, in a team of 10. We have a very strict rule of being prepared before standup and going through the standup list quickly (< 1 min each). We also make sure to keep our list of tasks focused. Any sidebar discussions are taken until t
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
Very cool, I did not know that.
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
We had very expired dog food shipped to us from Amazon, and luckily Amazon was able to give us an instant refund, but that was enough to prevent us from buying foods and other perishables from them.
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
The iPhone 11 has the second generation FaceID sensors which is much faster and has lower error rates (to the point that it's not very noticeable anymore). Also, while you do "lose" the TouchID sensor, all FaceID-equipped iPh
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
I'm in a very similar situation right now: my daughter is 2.5 months old and my wife breastfeeds. And while the first month was rough for both of us; ironically, I feel like I've been sleeping better than I have in years during th
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by jakebellacera 7y ago
While I am skeptical as well, there are a few other scenarios that aren't being considered in your napkin math: - Selling items other than crepes: coffee, tea, alcohol, soft drinks, snacks, etc all have great margins. - If the place is
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
> I'm also not really sure why Airbnb is considered a "tech" co in the same way FB or Netflix is. There's is no real time component to the app, and it isn't dealing with billions of people using the app at the sa
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
But Google already broke Apple's TOS, so it seems like Apple still has grounds to revoke their license.
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
Function keys _and_ TouchID? How is that possible? ;)
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What is an SRE and how does it relate to DevOps?(opensource.com)
2 points by jakebellacera 8y ago|0 comments
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
That's what I thought it was initially. I kind of forgot that Marzipan was included in Mojave and thought that this was some details about the _next_ incarnation of macOS.
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Shift Right with Feature Flags: Best Practices for Testing in Production(split.io)
2 points by jakebellacera 8y ago|0 comments
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
Same here! I was OBSESSED with that game as a kid and took the manual with me to school every day for a couple of weeks. Developing custom maps actually got me into programming (setting up triggers, building maps, etc). I remember trying to
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
Because if you default, or go bankrupt, they lose out the interest payments and the debt owed back. Its all about risk management.
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
I suppose I am a “pro” user and I like the touch bar. Do I love it? No, but I appreciate the customizability of it. This is something which is pretty rare in Apple’s ecosystem.
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by jakebellacera 8y ago
I just remapped caps lock to esc and my woes (and left pinky pain) went away.
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by jakebellacera 9y ago
More and more vehicles are shipping with electrical controls which replace physical levers, switches, etc. It could be possible that the brake lever was really an electrical control which happened to fail and become unresponsive.
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by jakebellacera 9y ago
Everyone I know gets an "uber" regardless of whether they're using Lyft, Uber, or any other ride sharing service which is not a taxi.
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by jakebellacera 9y ago
I highly doubt this would be possible for a long time, but it would be interesting if Apple could equip the entire display a TouchID sensor. If you could scan all of our fingertips, then you could theoretically "sign" every intera
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by jakebellacera 9y ago
I also believe that TouchID + FaceID would be a good combo as well for the vast majority of users. Both technologies seem to be relatively foolproof and user-friendly. Upping the ante from a security perspective would be a good thing. Unfor
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by jakebellacera 9y ago
Marketing web developer. Do web applications count? Atom, git, PHP, Databricks, Google Docs
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Benchmarking Big Data SQL Platforms in the Cloud(databricks.com)
6 points by jakebellacera 9y ago|2 comments
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Entropy-Based Log Redaction for Apache Spark on Databricks(databricks.com)
2 points by jakebellacera 9y ago|0 comments

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