Grangar

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by Grangar 10y ago
In my first years of college I was a semester behind. I made up for that in 2 weeks of Christmas break. That was the first and last time I dreamt of Java.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Didn't even read the text. No. Don't. There is never a reason to work for free, unless it's your first internship.
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by Grangar 10y ago
It mined bitcoin in the background somewhere between 2.0 and 3.0 if I recall correctly.
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by Grangar 10y ago
The problem behind ISIS isn't their numbers, or their land, or their weapons, or their tactics. It's the mentality behind it. And that has already gone worldwide. You can kill people with violence, but an idea will only grow stron
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by Grangar 10y ago
Running a Tor node doesn't make you an accomplice of a crime. That's like saying a taxi driver is an accomplice because he (unwittingly) drove a terrorist around.
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by Grangar 10y ago
This is pretty worrying, I've shared the story around.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Western Europe. I feel the same as you do.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Just how does this weaken the Iranian government?
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by Grangar 10y ago
Yeah except that you might not be able to re-enter the country if you leave to visit family or something.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Make 100k for 2 years?? I scrape together 25k as junior dev. I really wonder how you manage that in your 20s.
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by Grangar 10y ago
From a business perspective this is a bad choice. I'm not advocating showing holocaust denial either, but this got them in a very bad spot: they've set the precedent that they curate the truth. This opens them up to all sorts of c
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by Grangar 10y ago
Wow, what? Do you have a link to more info?
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by Grangar 10y ago
Western Europe, too. It's pretty common in the Netherlands.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Yet at this stage other studios with publishers probably have only shown a teaser. The fault isn't with CIG, the fault is with open develoment in general. It's just not going to work.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Remember, this is the same website that named Dorian Nakamoto as Satoshi, a man who hadn't even heard of Bitcoin before.
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by Grangar 10y ago
I think the JS community doesn't nearly have a bullying problem like other industries have. Face it - people are shit to each other and that won't change, it's human nature. In fact I think tech is doing relatively well compa
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by Grangar 10y ago
I'd say that really depends on how many clients you have. At my company we have ~150, you can't always get back within 24hrs.
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by Grangar 10y ago
An old one, Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke. It can be fairly slow at times but it's such an inspiring read.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Self-hosted Gitlab.
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by Grangar 10y ago
I'm no evolutionary scientist, but haven't we as a species already denied natural selection long ago? For evolution you need physical separation. With our level of globalisation that's not going to work.
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by Grangar 10y ago
I actually discussed it with my boss today, having just graduated from a Bachelor in information engineering I felt I'm not using my talents at best. So now I'm going to try my hand at information engineering. Problem is - our cus
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by Grangar 10y ago
Bad PR is still PR.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Ugh. That's my workplace right now. I want to switch from doing front-end development to UX research, but to my boss that comes down to high-fidelity graphic design in photoshop.
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by Grangar 10y ago
I'd say USB only makes things worse in this case.
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by Grangar 10y ago
Do you mean the income varies on a monthly basis, or between projects? If monthly, why does it differ so much?
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by Grangar 10y ago
You can't really expect everyone to be available on-call though. If the people in 1) want to fix their own code, why can't they do it more often? Where I work we have a separate pager duty group, that anyone can join. Why would yo
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by Grangar 10y ago
Not true everywhere. In the Netherlands I'm expected to learn courses in my own time. A new major version of the opensource system we extend came out recently, it's completely different, and I'm expected to read it in my even
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by Grangar 10y ago
I would say it's neat. But whoever thinks this has any use outside of entertainment, in ecommerce for example, is wrong IMO.
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by Grangar 10y ago
The new Wattman software is supposedly a huge leap forward.
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by Grangar 10y ago
You still bought an iphone 7 though. Vote with your wallet!

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