Copenjin

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by Copenjin 7y ago
Your idea of constructive leaves a bit to be desired.
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It's nice to see someone trying to tackle these kind of problems. Hard to fix, possible to somewhat improve.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
I find the fact that you got downvoted and the subdued scorn of some of the replies you got quite "amusing".
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by Copenjin 7y ago
The transport problem (that is not just the problem of emissions) can only be solved through rigorous planning. A planning that involves all aspects (direct or indirect) of the multi-faceted problem of mobility. But hey, who has time for pl
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by Copenjin 7y ago
yathern, what do you do other than working? If you don't have one or more activities outside work that require constant effort, planning and have an objective, find some. Even if work is an essential part of everyone life, I wouldn&#x2
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by Copenjin 7y ago
Don't have an instagram account, I'll just watch the fire from a distance I guess.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
I'll save you a few clicks: Issue #1: "The source code here only has one file :) Did you forget to push them by any chance?" Reply: "The rest will be pushed very soon." Not completely unexpected.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
They clearly don't even care, ignore them and start searching for something else. Keeping in touch in the last phases of hiring is not that hard. Avoid like plague.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
That's not the kind of people I'm referring to, I was talking about unqualified "climbers"[1], like those cited by John Oliver or some of those of the Rob Hall expedition. [1] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/n
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by Copenjin 7y ago
They are losers because they try to emulate things that someone did before them at the risk of their life and enduring unimaginable hardships in that case, but using every modern means possible to make the climb a few orders of magnitude ea
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by Copenjin 7y ago
Someone downvoted you, but ,you are, indeed, correct in you assessment. This is the depressing reality.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
I really feel sad for these sherpas that have to work as care givers for these unprepared losers from the west (most of them seem to be) that just want to impress their kin back home. I suggest the book "Into Thin Air" (and the mo
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by Copenjin 7y ago
It's his job.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
FINALLY. The 4Gb of RAM will be useful for a lot of stuff for those who normally used ARM VPSes.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
Doesn't add much to the discussion, I know, but let me just chime in to thank the people of WireGuard for releasing this wonderful piece of software for free.
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by Copenjin 7y ago
The sad thing about the 4 things you listed is that the person in question is rarely conscious of employing those "anti-patterns". And most of the times convincing them of what they are doing takes a lot of effort. If I'd ha
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by Copenjin 7y ago
An intentionally facetious art piece based on neapolitan(italian) folklore (and other countries I guess, indian/chinese guys please confirm), that everyone familiar with italian culture will recognize as such. Didn't expect some o
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by Copenjin 7y ago
An offline fallback would be the first thing I'd think about when developing something like that (same thing for those non-IoT locks that work normally when the power is out). And looking at other comments it seems the people at Nest d
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by Copenjin 7y ago
Even if those are short term projects you should look for a few things: 0- They should care about getting projects done, in reasonable time and without the need for subsequent reworking. Regardless of what the project actually is. 1- They s