Nickersf

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by Nickersf 7y ago
I love it. Use it for client work to this day.
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by Nickersf 7y ago
This.
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by Nickersf 8y ago
Someone's mad at some python code and needed to vent.
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by Nickersf 8y ago
> Looks at web developer job postings > Notices almost all postings want some proficiency in some framework (usually React/Angular) Will React and Vue survive? Has knowing Jquery been absorbed into knowing vanilla JS? All these q
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by Nickersf 8y ago
Respect is earned not given. Treating others with common decency is expected in a professional environment, and that's a two way street where both parties need to have a common understanding of what decency is. Finding that commonality
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by Nickersf 8y ago
Well the social justice team wins again. We're not talking about writing code, instead we're talking about identity politics. These people need to hear more "NO!"
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by Nickersf 8y ago
I couldn't agree more with this. I'm in the same boat. 32 years old, so I had a social life before social media. There is one exception for me and that's Instagram. I'm a visual person and it satisfies that for me. Three
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by Nickersf 9y ago
I like reading opinions and ideas on programming from the past and contrasting them to the current state of things. I wonder how the author sees things 10 years later.
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by Nickersf 9y ago
Who the fuck is Google to tell me what I can read or not?! I rarely consume RT, but if I want to, I should be able to do so freely. I'm a free person with agency and a sense of reason. This is why I stopped using Google months ago...
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by Nickersf 9y ago
This will be horrible for freelancers and people who want to learn web development. There will be no incentive for those people as the globalist mega tech corps create a boring homogeneous internet. Unless of course we all fight back.
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by Nickersf 9y ago
Your last paragraph is filled with a lot of ideologically loaded terms. "Democratize", "Right-wing"... Okay here's a good example: A company hires and pays a person to do job a, said person has skills and knowledge
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by Nickersf 9y ago
Let's just drop meritocracy all together. Everything is subjective, right? Seriously though, I'm worried about our future as a spieces. The knowledge and technologies we have developed, which require nurturing. We nurture modern c
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by Nickersf 9y ago
The war on drugs policy is a disaster. As someone who enjoys doing drugs I have put though into the stigmatization legality and health effects of drugs. Much like healthcare this is an extremely complex subject. Decriminalization: Pros: hel
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Longest Lines of Sight on Earth(beyondhorizons.eu)
2 points by Nickersf 9y ago|1 comments
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by Nickersf 9y ago
All I know is that I buy the cheapest multi pack at costco once a year. My teeth are fine. :D
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by Nickersf 9y ago
I was totally disengaged from school socially and academically. I went and worked in a kitchen so I could buy a van, guitar and amp at 17. I spent my 20's touring around North America and Europe within the underground crust/punk c
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by Nickersf 9y ago
Every time a college sucks article gets published I think the same things: Look at the college enrollment rates since the 1960's. Look at the tuition rates since the 1960's Look at the distribution of majors since the 1960's
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by Nickersf 10y ago
Comment voting is good to filter out spam/off topic and then sadly it can be used to create an echo chamber where dissenting opinions of all sorts gets shut down.
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by Nickersf 10y ago
Whatever, I've been living here in Portland since 1997 and to see what has happened to the housing costs in the city in the last 10 years is sickening. What's next a shipping container for 500k?
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by Nickersf 10y ago
Love it. Been using for a while now.
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by Nickersf 10y ago
Just posted this to a feed was just talking with a friend about how toxic fb and twitter are.
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by Nickersf 10y ago
Is there any data on "harassment" rates at Tech events? Also the article fails to clearly define harassment in the given context. When sexually developed human beings interact the possibility of flirtatious behavior is destined to
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by Nickersf 10y ago
This call for action seems rather unorganized and vague. What does this even mean: "The companies also agreed to promote "independent counter-narratives" to fight hate speech, including content promoting non-discrimination, t
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by Nickersf 10y ago
This site mixed with Patrick jmt's videos tends to help me more than lectures.
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by Nickersf 11y ago
While we're moving south... Portland is next. Are we all trying to catch of up with SF cost of living?
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by Nickersf 11y ago
Anyone wondering why this store didn't open in times sqaure? The evidence that the US is becoming an afterthought in the global innovation race. We lost the fusion power race, and the revitalization of fast food. Rough.
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by Nickersf 11y ago
The report also pointed out that many of the foreign workers lack the communication skills to defend themselves from mistreatment. Even if US citizens are in some cases less productive, denying citizens jobs is wrong, and the big point I ge
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by Nickersf 11y ago
Abstract: the oligarchy wants slaves to work for them. The US workers want modern wages and living standards. The foreign workers will do this because they think they're escaping at times worse conditions. This is treason, and these o
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by Nickersf 11y ago
Recruiting and promoting their cause is threatening in itself. It seems as if the goal is to minimize the exposure of jihad groups. Considering they directly attack and oppose western culture and values, this is justified. Many people in th
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by Nickersf 11y ago
I agree that this lesson helps to drive a more applicable idea into the mind. As for the comment regarding university math courses I have experienced the same. Could the abandonment of teaching real understanding come from the fact that un

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