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4y ago
If Google is so concerned with productivity maybe they should stop having people work on products that they are just going to shut down a month after launching them.
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The best solution I can think of that doesn't compromise security is hardware keys. GMail has very good FIDO support. The keys are easier to use than TOTP and vastly more secure than SMS. They do not depend on any phone or phone servic
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4y ago
In Kindergarten there was an Apple //e in the classroom. When I saw it I thought to myself "I am going to touch that every second they let me touch that." True story.
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4y ago
This is a case for the state attorney general (or equivalent legal authority wherever this person lives).
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4y ago
Cars, and nothing else even comes close.
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4y ago
The goal of capitalism is to escape capitalism. I supposed this qualifies as retire early. The only reason I do any job is because the structure of our society demands I earn money to survive. I must spend my time doing what someone else wa
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4y ago
You are correct that they are powerful, but they wield that power rarely. Imagine if Superman was real. There he is standing on a street corner. Vastly powerful. Invincible to everything except kryptonite. Cape flowing majestically. Someone
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4y ago
I agree with the author that a separate table is the way to go, but I go one step further than the author and use database triggers to manage that second table. Alternatively, a combination of database views and triggers can do the same thi
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4y ago
If an API is truly RESTful does that automatically mean it's a high quality API? Does that mean it is functional, performant, reliable, secure, and generally well designed? No. An API can be RESTful and also trash. An API can also be n
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4y ago
I highly recommend doing what I have done most of my career. Get a job at smaller to medium sized non-tech company. Every company, in any industry, has computers. They need you. You don't have to work with a bunch of tech or finance pe
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4y ago
As with all material goods, keep what you actually use and care about. If something is just sitting in a box unused, then get rid of it. If it's just taking up space in your house collecting dust, why do you have it? Get it in the hand
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4y ago
Agree. If I could see the cursor moving it would be relaxing and clever. Without seeing the cursor it is maddening and frustrating.
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4y ago
I didn't even notice. I only check this site via RSS.
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4y ago
The word you’re looking for is hypocrisy. If Mitch really believed in climate change, he could vote to end the fillibuster, pass a green new deal, not appoint judges to the Supreme Court who vote against the EPA. He doesn’t have one ounce o
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4y ago
If our goal is to save the world, the only answer is fewer cars. Drastically reducing the number of cars and roads and instead using public transportation, bicycles, walking, etc. is the solution to so many of our social problems. Even if w
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4y ago
Yes. When Google Reader died I just moved to other apps. I’ve tried a few over the years. Feedly, Inoreader, etc. Also, podcasting still uses RSS. Every podcast app uses it directly, or more often these days, indirectly. iTunes and Spotify
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4y ago
Reasonable. Personally I just made a template project to get everything off the ground in one step, even the production environment and repository. https://github.com/Apreche/djangogoboot
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In this thread: Wealthy tech bros who were never desperate or courageous enough to shoplift a thing in their lives. That describes me as well, but at least I have the decency to be self aware about it. I agree with most of what this video h
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I just have a symbol guide printed out and laminated next to the laundry machine. After referencing it enough times eventually you memorize it. No big deal.
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4y ago
Confirmation bias.
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The ones that are the most worth-it tend to be trade publications. Of course, they are only worth it to people who are in that particular industry.
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4y ago
Get network cables with colors that coordinate with your company's branding.
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First three jobs after college were Craigslist. Next two were recruiters that approached me. I wasn’t looking.
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Get rid of all the apps where you consume content, except for maybe an eBook reading app. Reading books is still good. Fill your devices only with apps that allow you to create content. Don't even worry about sharing the content. Just
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Does Advent of Code count?
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If your company has that many users why not self-host some open source solution like KeePassXC. The cost for having your IT employees host and manage it is probably less than the cost of a commercial product, even after negotiating a specia
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Not just with development environments, but all computer configuration, I stick with the defaults as much as possible. Instead of changing the configuration of the computer, I change myself. For example, let's say an app has a default
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Civilization, but the online multiplayer isn't garbage and the game is competitively balanced. Tribes][, only it still exists. Android: Netrunner, digitally, but with a user interface that's as good as Hearthstone, and also playab
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All the tools I want to see already exist. The big problem I have is that I can never perfectly configure IDEs or any other tools to work with my project unless y project is exceedingly simple. Let me give you just one example. VSCode + Pyt
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4y ago
Despite having fewer hours on the clock, I will still deliver the same software on the same timeframe. It’s the software I create that they are buying, therefore I should be paid the same. That being said, yes. As long as the salary is enou
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