ClikeX

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by ClikeX 5y ago
This is exactly why I opposed any sort of leaderboard idea at my previous job. Work can be stressful enough. Let's not make it any more than it needs to be.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Not really relevant. But I finally got a word to describe my feeling at my previous job. Boreout.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I pay just about €150/month, and that's with added premiums for dental and what not. Which is pretty good.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
You should probably put calendar reminders to start eating from the supply in time and re-stock before things expire. If shit hits the fan you probably don't want to be stuck with a supply that's already expired.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
You see it with both Rust and Go.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
The Pokémon Company recently released a tooth brushing game.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
The only limiting thing I've experienced with ActiveRecord is when the database becomes larger and more complex. The performance takes a bit of a hit. Which isn't ActiveRecords fault, it's the developer's lack of underst
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by ClikeX 6y ago
It baffles me that they offer the new iPad air in only 64GB and 256GB. It just seems really cynical. It's either plenty, or very little. But no nice in between.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Sites used to refuse the "van der " in my last name all the time. Had to remove the whitespaces to get it to work. Also, sites out my last name under v, which isn't how names are sorted here. "van der Name" is usual
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by ClikeX 6y ago
> So, no I do not want special infrastructure when I ride my bike, because then you immediately become a second class citizen. When you treat cycling as second class, you get bad infrastructure for sure. Like I said in my other comment.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
In the Netherlands it's the other way around. We're removing full roads in cities in favour of bigger cycling paths and more walking area. We've also got cycling roads where cars may drive as a "guest". So really sl
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Context matters. If I want to know the age of something, i want "x time ago" to quickly determine age. For many OSS projects this is nice because I can quickly see how active a project is/has been.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
That one person (sometimes) puts in more effort into that single library then I've seen some agencies put into a client project.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I follow a lot of Metal artists. And many have switched their live setups to modeling amps long ago. The amount of different tones and effects they use (in a single song) just make that all the more practical. It's also a lot stuff to
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by ClikeX 6y ago
It's a choice you need to make when developing. I had to build a one-time export yesterday. Am I gonna spend a lot of time optimizing the speed of it? Or am I going to make it work and get the export to the client faster? It would&#x27
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Sounds like Infrastructure as Code to me. Shame it didn't catch on.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
You thoroughly explained exactly what I meant in my comment. I've only seen scrum implemented as a planning tool. But the teams aren't truly agile. > And like the fundamental story about agile is that agile is trial and error,
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by ClikeX 6y ago
We do Scrum at my office. But really, it's just applying sprints to waterfall. We do get some shorter feedback loops to improve features before going live. But the whole scope is still set at the start of the project, and that scope ne
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by ClikeX 6y ago
We also get taxed for owning the car itself (Road Tax). Which is meant for road maintenance in the Netherlands. We pay a lot of taxes.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
As long as you got it on your own Accord it's fine.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Related anecdote. Long ago, lot of forms from American websites wouldn't let me fill in my last name. As it technically contains 3 words. I had to concat "van der" to my last name to finish registration.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
That's mostly because Matz (the creator) made that one of Ruby's most important goals. A language made for people. How well the implementation of that goal resonates with you is very personal. It worked wonders for me. I always fe
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I went to London last year and the selection has definately improved compared to when I first went there 15 years ago. Just to clarify. Our supermarket bread tends to be pretty shit (some exceptions). It'll be dry, flavourless, and voi
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I don't think making the barrier higher is gonna solve your "issue". I think you'll only achieve having less developers overal. I've worked with some brilliant booksmart people that produced god aweful code. Being a
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by ClikeX 6y ago
I actually had the reverse. Started in PHP and C# before I went into Ruby. And the Ruby notation just clicked a lot better for me. I later went back to bracked notation and never really had a problem anymore. Having each bracket combination
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by ClikeX 6y ago
Are you willing to watch movies and shows? But not pay for them?
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by ClikeX 6y ago
In Europe as well. Can't seem to buy anything without added sugar.
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by ClikeX 6y ago
When so first went to the UK years ago I was so surprised with the lack of bread you had over there. Stores would have a small bread section. In the Netherlands the bread section in the supermarket is like half the store. And there's b
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by ClikeX 6y ago
One thing that broke SMS here in the Netherlands is that Whatsapp offered media as well. As MMS never got off the ground and just died off. If you don't have Whatsapp in the Netherlands you're basically of the communication grid f
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by ClikeX 6y ago
During the Ruby's runtime the cow might get monkeypatched into a bat.

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