mrmaloke

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by mrmaloke 2y ago
Agreed. His hacking day of the week is definitely Wednesday
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by mrmaloke 4y ago
I would disagree with your disagreement and instead argue that the UX is indeed horrible. SAP is very inconsistent across different views. It's not about learning a different concept, but memorizing each little detail. On some forms yo
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by mrmaloke 6y ago
> Feedback should almost always be based on data I do agree with you here. What I wanted to express is that you should hold back on interpretation. If you talk about your own perceptions, it allows other interpretations to also be valid.
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by mrmaloke 6y ago
> 1. Ask (“Can I give you some feedback?”) > 2. State the behavior (“When you X…”) Yes, please do this when giving feedback > 3. State the impact (“…the result is Y.”) Your conversation partner might hear an immediate accusation ou
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by mrmaloke 8y ago
That way you force a serialization standard upon everyone. I'd rather force a formatting standard upon everyone and get the benefit of readable code with any tool e.g. also code reviews in version control. There's hardly a way to
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by mrmaloke 12y ago
I find these terms strange. I have to pay for the high resolution and SVG but still have to check for right violations. For a payment of 5$ (compare stock photo prices), I expect the right to use it
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by mrmaloke 13y ago
A friend of mine made a presentation on tips and tricks on bash (and more). I learned some really helpful shortcuts from it. http://joschi.github.io/shell-for-developers-presentation/#c...
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Arrested for filming police officers(guardian.co.uk)
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by mrmaloke 14y ago
The most valuable feature from rebase to me is, that the one who commits to a feature branch, also "merges" the branch to the current master. So right after you finish your work on a branch, you can rebase even before having it reviewed by