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hairui

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About hairui

bikes, coffee, go (the game!)

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    Comment #39223550

    DefenseStorm | Sr Product Manager | Seattle or Atlanta or Remote | https://defensestorm.com/ DefenseStorm is a security company focused on banks, credit unions, and other FIs. We p…

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    Comment #37576441

    can't wait for the Lichess for the Go world

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    Comment #36914326

    TIL that `dig` does not have TLDR page https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr

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    Comment #34915559

    hadn't considered this, thanks

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    Comment #29090349

    ya pretty similar progression for me -- I remember leaning attacks being pretty eye-opening

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    Comment #29076496

    what levels have those "shelves" occurred at?

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    Comment #29076480

    what about "meaningful" work, like at the internet archive or Allen Institutes or something -- smaller paycheck, possibly impactful work

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    Comment #21000811

    On firefox I get a thing that says "we need to update really quick, sorry!" You click "ok" and the browser restarts and reloads everything. Seems to be a pretty good solution to th…

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    Comment #20850726

    I hear this dev tools argument occasionally, but I don't really get it. The Firefox dev tools seem just as good to me. What am I missing?

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    Comment #20610069

    This is a new and excellent way to actually remember how to write regex https://www.executeprogram.com/ Spaced repetition works!

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    Comment #20422886

    Huh, I also work in downtown Seattle but have never experienced any of this. I very rarely see shit/vomit, have never seen a needle on a bus, have never been spit at or attacked.

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    Comment #19746099

    You can also ctrl-c

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    Comment #19585560

    I had exactly one prof who would live code in class, and I learned the by far the most in his classes. Highly recommend this approach to anyone teaching anything code related.

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    Comment #19331249

    I love fzf. I recently discovered that installing a fast search tool like ripgrep makes fzf _way_ faster over large directory trees. https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep

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    Comment #18886506

    phabricator does this pretty well

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    Comment #18549943

    I've been using alacritty, another new-ish GPU accelerated terminal emulator, and I can confirm that its performance is better than gnome-terminal or similar. So at least there is …

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