Lapsa

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by Lapsa 4y ago
bing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GM4Lt5k24s
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by Lapsa 4y ago
it's like paying taxes. even when able to afford them - effort, struggle, time, irrational fear. whole thing suddenly requires so much that it's just not worth it and you end up sailing to thepiratebay
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by Lapsa 4y ago
forming experience, idea of community - those seem to be overlooked arguments [citation needed]
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by Lapsa 4y ago
hoped to be impressed. better luck next time
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by Lapsa 4y ago
long time ago I used this thing to build a bot in whatnot mmorpg. may not have been pretty code but the important thing is - it was functional.
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by Lapsa 4y ago
it used to be famous for spaghetti quality
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by Lapsa 4y ago
cause it's easy. I get paid for what I know instead of repetitive, exhausting manual labor
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by Lapsa 4y ago
just buy that boon of plenty already
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by Lapsa 4y ago
cause we fat - got all the good stuff
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by Lapsa 4y ago
it got flagged :D
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by Lapsa 4y ago
no
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by Lapsa 4y ago
I don't know... perhaps a bit harsh but article seems reasonable to me. I'm also yet to see "wow, what an engineering!" application that heavily depends on microservices. mostly it does feel like an unnecessary complex p
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by Lapsa 4y ago
has to be
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by Lapsa 4y ago
read the next job listing
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by Lapsa 4y ago
what a weird article... am I blind? where's an example of such "cute naming"? am I supposed to name everything AYAYA now? concise names aligned to business domain are worse because the way we think and responsibilities change
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by Lapsa 4y ago
consider quitting social media. what helped me best to do that was consciously recognizing ratio of time I enjoyed vs time I just got annoyed (by advertisements, censorship, dumb opinions by old school mates, all the political agendas circl
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by Lapsa 4y ago
maybe I've seen too much or have grown old and grumpy - but I just can't find any mind blowing articles anymore. most of the stuff I find somewhat boring and/or irrelevant. also reading books more than ever (brb finishing up
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by Lapsa 4y ago
yap... same here
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by Lapsa 4y ago
cool! didn't know z. z-
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by Lapsa 4y ago
real fun begins when random Cartesian products shits up all your RAM
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by Lapsa 4y ago
consider removing empty "What the Experts Are Saying About Lumo" section
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by Lapsa 4y ago
don't have any
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by Lapsa 4y ago
[vim-archery fzf.vim vim-gitgutter] is what I need
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by Lapsa 4y ago
Those are 2 additional reasons to exit - realization that analysis is bad and catastrophic news. And they ain't automated.
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by Lapsa 4y ago
I've never understood how stop losses are supposed to help. Traders read heaps of news, do God knows what technical analysis yet simple "moves bit too much in wrong direction" is supposed to be an acceptable exit strategy.
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by Lapsa 4y ago
yeah, whatever. did chuckle at "wish it worked on Safari" though...
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by Lapsa 4y ago
people like complex games as opposed to tunnel runners. and no AAA studio can compete with what dwarf fortress got.
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by Lapsa 4y ago
and why does Rubocop’s Ruby Style Guide matter?
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by Lapsa 4y ago
wtf "You can't learn to code by watching videos" -> "Solution (..) I create short highly-focused videos that make learning to code addicting." hard pass
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by Lapsa 4y ago
pardon me, sir, but it feels like you haven't felt the pain of leaky abstractions. hopefully never will

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