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How is everyone not using github pull requests for this?

git checkout -b my-new-feature

<write code>

git add --all :/

git commit -m "added this awesome new feature'

git push origin my-new-feature

<open PR>

<wait for feedback>

<address feedback>

<merge PR>

<ship>

Playing on the highest difficulty. Had no issues with buying anything I wanted before leaving white orchard (tutorial area).

There is no one doing "exactly what GitHub does". If you think hosting git repos is all they are about, you are completely missing out.

There is a difference between attacking the message and attacking the messenger.

You can do exactly that with github. org/app PR with the first line "Fixes org/tracking#43" will link the PR to the tracking repo's issue. Merging the PR closes the issue.

Manual, so the number of accounts will determine your pain. That said, 1Password has an OSX client + Chrome extension. Day to day is much easier to use.

Switched from LastPass to 1Password two weeks ago. 1Password has a much cleaner and intuitive UI.

Was part of a failing startup and knew what was coming. Still hurts to go through being laid off. They gave me a months severance.

Told a buddy what happened and had an interview lined up for the next day. Got the job and started the following week. In the end, I came out ahead. Consider myself lucky and fortunate that my skills are in such demand.

Link to the video https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/5747-how-to-name-things...

Believe this is the same talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJsVS3l-xmU

Edit: The BBC video is not loading for me

>Why would anyone, that has a choice in the matter, prefer a mobile app for shopping.

That's the clincher. No desktop, no choice.

Got a ticket for $205 while working in LA. Definitely felt like a cash grab.

That would only occur if the sites referenced exactly the same version of the same library on the same CDN with the same URL.

I'm spending over $100 a week per person right now on groceries. Really goes to show how expensive food is in Canada.

Roughly, how many dev teams are there at hubspot?

Are those sales the number of orders per shop?

Seen every architect do this time and time again.

Encrypting backups makes a lot of sense. Is encrypting an active db a requirement in some enterprise environments?

Middleman has almost no automated testing suite. Important to note if you are going to invest in something.

>Especially since those of us in tech are, by and large, ridiculously well-compensated.

Tech workers maintained the middle class, while most jobs saw stagnant growth. I would not say ridiculously well compensated.

If you work three hours and get $200 for your time, you are not making $200/hr.

Looks more like Naitik Shah's open-source libraries.

Facebook, where the users are the QA department

That seems similar to the anti-fragile mindset.

It's the 20+ years of changes that cause the issue, not the original spec.

You don't think it is possible that in the 30 years since the original system was written, things have become a little inane?

Optimistically, this would lead to reform of software partner selection within the government.

However, I expect it will introduce more red tape and ensure the same result. More work for companies like Oracle and more failed projects and waste.

The facebook messaging app wants access most everything my phone can give it. No thanks.

How can you write clean, simple comments if you cannot write clean, simple code.

100k at startup (+stock) vs 100k at bigco. Tells me I would make 100k more at bigco. Explain?