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Comment #48748646
Semi-related piece of advice for younger folks: When you join a new team, don't try to change team tools, processes etc. starting in the very first week. Most things are the way th…
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Ask HN: GitHub OAuth Flows Failures?
In my company, some users' OAuth-with-GitHub browser flows are failing since this morning. The users can obtain a token but then certain GitHub API calls are returning non-200 or e…
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Comment #48653157
I've heard stories like "fine, we'll take your debit card, but only if you also pay a non-reimboursable $$$ deposit in cash" for car rental. (Mostly in central/eastern Europe.) (Fr…
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Comment #48651111
The animations and comparisons of current vehicles with two-three decades ago are extremely informative indeed.
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Comment #48607463
I don't believe so do for two reasons: - everyone assumes their program / website is the only thing running at the machine at a given time, and dev machines are always more powerfu…
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Comment #48476681
Talking the "Sleep" button... Back in 2000s, there were some popular cheap external keyboards with three extra buttons between the delete/end/pgdown row, and the arrows. The first …
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Comment #48327692
I used to check a few times per month, but recently the number of submissions went through the roof, which makes me less likely to check.
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Comment #48326390
One annoying thing is that those "non-standard" ETF variants have much higher management costs than basic S&P500 / All World ETFs.
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Comment #48214340
Note: it's about Bolt.com (fintech), not Bolt.eu (taxi).
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Comment #48068047
> ... While most enterprises were nationalized, authorities gave permission to small-scale private workshops like his to operate Fun story: the city of Nowy Sącz (80,000 habitants)…
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Comment #48052442
There's a famous table with what Brits say vs mean: https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/ha0rz/britis... e.g. "very interesting" -> "clearly nonsense"
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Comment #48052378
I have the same observation, when I need to ask someone to repeat, it's usually not because I didn't hear the sound, it's that my brain CPU struggled to process and decode the soun…
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Comment #48042451
Reminded me of this old, pre-LLM git docs generator: https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net/
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Comment #47910065
According to [0] the military was basically doing under-the-radar preparations in the last few weeks before the attack, because the official narrative was that nothing's gonna happ…
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Comment #47909952
I tend to document some tricky non-obvious pieces of knowledge directly above the relevant code. "We have to do X below instead of obvious-first-idea-Y because Z". Any time a refac…
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Comment #47899551
My favorite are the systems where you can only issue one token, so that you can't do a zero downtime rotation by creating new one, making it active in your system, and only then re…
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Comment #47842119
I always wanted to make feature flags system where each FF must declare an expiration date max 1 year in the future and start failing CI beyond that date to force someone to reeval…
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Comment #47733470
FWIW, IBM has been increasing TPF costs dramatically since mid 2000s, which prompted the GDSes to go through decade-plus efforts to migrate away from it, to the cloud.
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Comment #47396341
> 422 network requests and 49 megabytes of data Just FYI how this generally works: it's not developers who add it, but non-technical people. Developers only add a single ` ` in the…
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Comment #47267286
"Everything is beta or deprecated."
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Comment #47254008
Semi-related, something that kind of irritates me is the usage of "as" in online newspapers headlines: "$Something-is-happening as $Something-else-is-happening" It's usually writte…
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Comment #47244117
One correction about interviews: if the interviewee comes up with an overengineered solution without asking any questions, it's definitely a red flag. In a good interview, the inte…