ArcMex

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by ArcMex 4y ago
Nice! I have this on my 2023 TBR. Cannot wait. I read Netflix is picking it up for an adaptation?
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I have heard good things about this book. I have it on my Kindle and plan to read it next year.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Fiction I discovered and read Blake Crouch this year - Dark Matter - Recursion - Upgrade - Pines I also discovered and read - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir - Gravity by Tess Gerritsen - A Man by, At the End of the Matinee Keiichiro Hirano
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by ArcMex 4y ago
First, find a job. Any job you are willing to do. That should add some stability in your life as a start.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
An incredible project. Your motivations resonate with me. Thanks for sharing.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Thanks, Jose. Really looking forward to it.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Regarding Apple Silicon, last I checked Asahi Linux had made some significant strides but with drivers YMMV. Might be worth looking into if you’re serious about running Linux on Apple Silicon. As for Intel, I’m not too sure. About as mature
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I’ve eyed the P series for years but ever since I got a MacBook Air, I have come to expect my machines to be silent.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Do you know of any use cases that WSL2 might be lacking for the average developer? Has there been any instance of you preferring a dedicated Linux box to WSL2?
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I would have loved to see you talk about the part of the book that addresses working with others, as that seems topical to the OP. Overall, it is also my recommendation, in that when you develop a good habit of churning out quality work, it
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I’m interested. My main topic of interest is how much has changed over time and perhaps what the next 20+ years hold. Such discussions can be eye opening when considering what direction to take, for example, when adopting frameworks and met
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I agree. Soliciting for business and sustaining good relationships, in particular, will enrich one’s experience overall. I’ve learned many lessons - everything from improving my craft to knowing when to drop a problematic client or project.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I’m always looking to improve my set of skills, so thank you for the thread and thank you for the responses- I have managed to pick up some recommendations. My personal recommendation would be Deep Work by Cal Newport as it is my most recen
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. This had made me really think about how I can tackle billing in future.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
This was the first time reading about this, thanks for sharing. It's an alien concept to me so it was a fascinating read.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
My concern was how will putting these little languages together work and it turns out that the author also had these questions. Where do we draw the line on "enough DSLs" for example? And what happens to the gains from using sever
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Quick SSH sessions mostly.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
>As can be seen, these patches are slowly building the in-kernel Rust code up so that real functionality can be implemented in Rust, but this process has some ground to cover yet. It's not clear whether more Rust code will be propos
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Daniel. I can only wish you the best. 6 months ago, I was in your shoes. Today, I have my own startup building applications I am passionate about. I have never been happier. I’m grateful for everything that I’ve learned and endured so far.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Very sad indeed. Just a few days ago, I was thinking about what relocating could mean for me and my family and it frightened me to think about being a stranger in a strange land without a job. Wishing them best of luck.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Like a dog?
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Regarding learning a new paradigm and having to build an application with it, I think it’s possible within a reasonable time. My approach, ironically was the incremental approach mentioned in the article. So the first step was for me to vie
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Sorry but off topic. At what point did containerization begin to make sense for your workflow?
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Have you tried mirroring? For context, see Chris Voss’s ‘Never Split the Difference’ Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It https://www.amazon.com/Never-Split-Difference-Negotiating-De...
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by ArcMex 4y ago
All this article has done is reinforce my desire to always consider the best paradigm for my use case.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Have you ever heard of Chirper?
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by ArcMex 4y ago
>I don't think anyone really cares about what I have to say Reaching 3 - 5 friends who care is enough for me.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
just enough education to perform
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Can’t even transact without it * wink *

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