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peterstensmyr

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    Comment #36676356

    Just brandur’s one. It’s good. Not very frequent. brandur.org somewhere.

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    Comment #35257443

    Something very close to this example is in the fzf “advanced” documentation at https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/blob/master/ADVANCED.md#usin...

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    Comment #31427668

    Also 100% agree, the queue system as designed is almost unusable. I also raised a request on the community about it a bunch of years ago, but it was quickly closed. I’ll send anoth…

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    Comment #29302497

    “The efficiency paradox”[0], saw a TEDx talk as part of agile training, and this really hammered in the fact that it’s more important to get stuff done than to be busy, or “efficie…

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    Comment #27309432

    Highly recommend “the wolf, the duck, and the mouse” which is written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Jon Klassen. Absurd and funny.

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    Comment #26373556

    I pivoted careers to software engineering. That wouldn’t have happened without HN. I actually make less money now, but I am much happier and have great work/life balance.

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    Comment #26335080

    I generally agree with you, but I don’t think it’s unequivocally true. Facebook bet on the web/HTML5 for their iOS app, and Zuckerberg later referred to it as the company’s biggest…

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    Comment #25739357

    Their coworkers will tell you.

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    Comment #25142675

    Same for me. As a previously solo half-developer, Gary's videos really drove home how to do best-practice development on a real project. He pushed TDD, separating concerns, and rea…

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    Comment #23666930

    They are describing Advance Wars, not chess.

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    Comment #23569220

    Git has an option to ignore certain commits when doing a git blame, —ignore-revs. You can also point it to a file with —ignore-revs-file . You can configure this per project with g…

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    Comment #20650096

    It wouldn’t be something provided by the CI tool, you’d have to write the test yourself. At the end of the day it’s just another test, albeit a more complex one than a standard uni…

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    Comment #20639691

    Fail verification in CI if the change doesn’t pass your checks. You can check anything, such as whether it has a duplicate name already in the codebase.

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