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Just for anybody wondering, the corresponding shortcuts on Linux (and probably on Windows) are: - home/end: start/end of line - Ctrl + home/end: start/end of file - Ctrl + Shift + …

That depends on your company I guess. If your entry salary is, or is close to 6 figures then yeah. But if you pay that only for skilled developers _specializing_ in front-end then …

The inexcusable fact here is that he said that he didn't know how it works. A font-end developer not knowing grid is not worth 6 figures.

I'm curious what the process from opening a change/pull request to its approval/merger look like for folks out there. In my company there are projects where the PR would first go t…

I partially agree. While I use git rebase on my branches, if somebody refuses to do it because of whatever reason and has on their branch a bunch of merge commits (usually `develop…

Do you think that those outcomes would not be so detrimental if you did those tweaks more gradually, say over a year period you would get from 2 hours of focused productivity per d…

By the same logic an endurance runner that trains to run 1 km more every few training sessions would end up ...running indefinitely?

> Peak productivity for most software engineers happens closer to 2 hours a day of work than 8 hours. Is it possible to improve this by training? For example if I'm productive 2 ho…

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I find vimtutor to be the best source for beginners, at least it was for me.

Jonathan Blow has a good presentation containing some interesting facts about the companies that employ thousands of engineers and can't get simple things to work. It's the first p…

Aren't they already doing this? An Uber driver explained to me a situation where he drove a drug dealer (didn't know it at the time) who refused to pay him and ran away. After cont…