ArcMex

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by ArcMex 4y ago
>It means we're proud enough to drop the word "beta". Huge milestone. Congratulations! I will be trying out the flatpak on my Linux build and keeping an eye out for your progress. Well done!
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Sad news. Wishing them the very best.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Congratulations on the book! I think we need more books like this. Recently on YT, I have been watching more and more videos on the subject. Most of them target beginners (which is fine) but few talk about what comes next. So your book is v
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I believe it’s better if they are. I once reported to a CTO whose bible was How To Influence People and Make Friends. He ordered a migration of 4 million records to be done in a weekend because he had promised the CEO “everything would be f
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Interesting argument. If you take a look at Sublime Text packages, you will see that some of them were last modified years ago but they are still downloaded and sometimes even trend according to the packages site metrics. You then have to a
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Wow, this comment is a sight for Soras
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Ironically an anime that also released in 2011 called Steins;Gate has operations with crazy names. When it’s revealed what the criteria for the names are, it boiled down to “made up whatever sounded cool”
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I don’t know, isn’t “Quiet Quitting” counterintuitive? Isn’t doing the bare minimum harmful to you getting a new job, let alone going out on your own? Before I founded my own business, I gave my last day job everything I had. It just never
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by ArcMex 4y ago
Same here. Writing/sketching is thinking. By the time, I’m actually typing code, I know exactly what to expect. Having that clarity is quite empowering and ascertains control.
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by ArcMex 4y ago
I enjoyed this article. I echo many responses here and some of what’s in the article to reaffirm their importance in not just being good, but successful. 1. Clear communication 2. Thinking thoroughly about the problem and the solution 3. Ea
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by ArcMex 4y ago
That already exists. https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-pro/13-inch Did you mean an M2 Pro MacBook Pro?
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Oh, I love your response. Thank you. My workflow was as follows - Remote into server and develop from there - Git to different location, could even be same server - Occasionally pull on local machine for redundant backup This allowed me to
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I will give the 30-day trial a shot. I find VSCode just fits my needs on my boxes (Mac, Win, Linux) but I am always open to try stuff.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
>sftp(1): add a "cp" command to allow the sftp client to perform server-side file copies. Well, goes to show how little I know. Been using this for years but apparently not!
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Commit small, commit often
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I focus on the time required to accomplish something and it dictates where I want to be at a certain age, as opposed to picking an age and arbitrarily setting goals to hit by then.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Become a software engineer and solve problems in the areas you are interested in.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
>Reduce the number of tools you use for the same purpose to 1 if you can This was the focus of Q1 for me. I had 2-3 apps doing the same thing so I had to make a choice and choose the most suitable and stick to that. It's funny that
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by ArcMex 5y ago
TickTick Because I can catalogue and schedule all my tasks in one place. Before, I needed some combination of a calendar, to-do, notes and reminder apps. But now, I just use TickTick. For comparison, I used Todoist prior but found the free
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I agree. Don't stay at a job with bad management. It's not worth it.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Where are they now?
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by ArcMex 5y ago
It's funny, ever since I dedicated the morning to normal duties and afternoons to growth and development, I deliver results faster. Could be that I only use 4 hours to do all my work so I plan better and action faster.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
>This is the only sane way I have found to progress in a tech career. The daily and weekly learning really adds up too - in my experience this is the difference someone who has 10 years of experience and someone who has "2 years rep
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Being in tech has the advantage of me being knowledgeable enough to pursue tools and languages of interest that will benefit both my business and day job. That is what I did. I learned web development and used those skills to do projects at
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I find learning and applying difficult. I usually prefer to learn all the fundamentals I need to solve my problem and then apply. So learning another language is relatively easy.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Also in my country, very expensive. Therefore, I order from Apple USA directly and import through courier. The exchange rate, courier fee and 15 day arrival 'delay' are much more tolerable than what I would pay for locally at the
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by ArcMex 5y ago
Will give this a shot and test with https://gorest.co.in/
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I have got some good usage out of Thunder Client. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rangav.v...
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by ArcMex 5y ago
I typed in Taiwan and I have thoughts. Good thoughts.
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by ArcMex 5y ago
>To me, the idea of Shu Ha Ri provides thinking tools, a language and a frame of reference to approach learning a new skill. When you are first learning something, variety of ideas isn’t usually the most helpful place to start. Once you

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