ArcMex

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by ArcMex 6y ago
Reminds me of Bully, the video game. I wonder how it would have been received had it been released in 2020.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
How much and what ways did your motivations change from writing book 1 to say book 4? At that point, what's keeping you going the most? By the time you sit down to plan book 8, what's going through your mind especially when you fa
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by ArcMex 6y ago
I discovered late in life (high school IIRC) that you don't have to read a book once. Like you, today, I will dedicate my first read through to exposure, nothing more ("What don't I know that immediately jumps out at me? What
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by ArcMex 6y ago
Funny, I want to move to a farm and keep goats and chickens (I am a Systems Architect). I still want to code in my spare time, if only to just pass on the skills to my offspring.
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by ArcMex 6y ago
When I was a kid, all I did was give. I gave until I had nothing left to give. When my mother found out about it, she would always yell at me and ask, "what about you? How are you going to survive without X?" Truth is, I never tho
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by ArcMex 7y ago
Keep It Simple Stupid
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by ArcMex 7y ago
I smoked for 8 years before quitting three years ago. I breathe easier, got my appetite back and my social life improved. I can smell things. I can taste food again. I can talk to people without worrying about offensive breath. Smoking take
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by ArcMex 7y ago
When I encounter the word "Macintosh", I think of the movie Blank Cheque.
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by ArcMex 7y ago
Congratulations!
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by ArcMex 7y ago
But I like coding at home after coding at work :)
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by ArcMex 7y ago
How to exit vim big brain style with all changes saved in memory . :q! your memory, not the computer's
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by ArcMex 7y ago
Say it ain't so!
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by ArcMex 7y ago
If I could go back, would I attend school again? Yes but not for 18 years. Six maybe. There are things that I learned from school that I appreciate so I am not against going to school completely. This is similar to how I feel about my desk
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by ArcMex 7y ago
This is really funny.
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by ArcMex 7y ago
As I grow older, I can feel it when I learn something new. That's usually my cue to stare into nothingness and just think about what I just learned before letting it just get absorbed.
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by ArcMex 7y ago
I quit because my former supervisor does not even know what git or ssh are. We are a very technical/IT company. There's no excuse to be ignorant of such things. I made the decisions that fellow team members went with on several oc
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by ArcMex 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. Everything I ever struggled with programming wise, I got better at simply by putting in the hours.
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by ArcMex 7y ago
I wouldn't get an interview from Google even if I wanted to. I'm 29 and live in Africa. That said this guide was still helpful. A reminder of some of the skills I should hone for my next interview. I loved reading the comments her
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by ArcMex 8y ago
I only write reviews when my experience is on either extreme. Expectations exceeded or the disappointment is too much to ignore. It's kind of like work, innit? Who is going to pat your back when you arrive and leave on time and get you
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by ArcMex 8y ago
"Our final question: Why isn't everyone happy all the time? I don't know. Overall, I'm a pretty happy person, and one of my theories in life is that people fundamentally want to be happy. So, if you ever find a moment wh
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by ArcMex 8y ago
"hiring the ones I think are eager and willing to learn" Where do you draw the line? How often can a junior approach you before you grow tired of them constantly asking you for help/guidance?
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by ArcMex 8y ago
I have separate accounts for my expenses, income and savings. It's so simple it's stupid but it works for me.
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by ArcMex 8y ago
I learned to recognize hiragana and katakana like this. But learning the language itself took me a lot more time and effort. Had to practically immerse myself in Japanese 24/7.
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by ArcMex 8y ago
I was thinking something similar. I'm 28 and 2018 was a difficult year because I had to end many, many friendships because it became harder and harder for me to relate to them on a level I desire for my personal growth but I digress. T
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The man turning China into a quantum superpower(technologyreview.com)
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by ArcMex 8y ago
Been learning hiragana for a few months with my girlfriend. We are both pleased at our ability to recognize symbols even if we do not understand all the words we read. The joy of taking something completely foreign and over time becoming f
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by ArcMex 8y ago
My process is evaluating the pros and cons of "which one" rather than "whether or not". While this piece is an opinion, it is nice to get some validation.
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by ArcMex 8y ago
My new favourite thing.