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Replying here, but also to the other response: I don't really have a formula (and if I did, I best be trying to sell it!) but for my case, it came down to letting friends and colleagues know that I'm open for work, and settling in
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If you appreciate wearing a lot of hats and roving around to create real value, it might be worthwhile to look into going independant! I'm ex faang and have managed to carve out a comfortable independant consultancy where I can kind of
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3y ago
Well, I have heard the word 'Mongo' uttered in passing....
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3y ago
A client of mine is enduring growth induced ORM hell right now. The struggle and existential threat is real. It can take days for them to even track an evil SQL query back to the actual code. There were fetch-one calls that literally carry
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3y ago
My local arcade had this game back in the 90's and it got quite a few of my quarters. One thing that stood out to me back then was how cool the music sounded. Beneath the brassy and tinkly FM synthesis they had these sort of choral sam
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3y ago
One can order hundreds of pounds of silly putty directly from Dow Chemical Company for a rather reasonable price. If you need to pull the pictures off of a whole newspaper page, for instance.
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3y ago
Still waiting for a sovereign _Libertine_ state.
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3y ago
Serverless apps possibly.
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I was about to suggest Marmalade SDK, which I found to be adequate back around 2015.. but unity/unreal squished it https://www.pocketgamer.biz/news/69217/marmalade-sdk-shuts-d...
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The SCI/babashka clojure interpreter might be a good fit, if you're ok with a lisp. It's mature and fully sandboxed. https://github.com/babashka/nbb
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3y ago
Agreed, though somehow a few of my accounts have escaped that recommendation minima in YouTube. Not so much on tiktok or any fb property. They really force the onlyfans market-funnel jiggle videos into your face..
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3y ago
It would eat ram at scale but you could wrap the gen expression with [] for a list comprehension and that would work.
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I'm strongly reminded of the anecdote from "Surely you're joking Mr Feynman" where he enters discourse with rabbinical students over whether or not electricity is fire. http://rabbisedley.blogspot.com/201
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As an adult child of alcohol and drug addicted parents, I can say that the interplay of empathy and anger for a parent with a destructive mental illness is a pretty complicated and personal thing.
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3y ago
My sloppy distinction between hard sci Fi vs soft/fantasy sci Fi is how much attention is paid to artificial gravity, and how serious of a hazard the vacuum of space presents. In space at least. Likewise with paradox in time travel sto
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Reading about this venture to make anf popularize GABA tickling drug without the self limiting ill effects is worrying in the long term. Such things exist, and sure, one is fine.. but one a day for a week and then you are heading for an und
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That was a magical time to get into coding! The limitations of the hardware really made it worth learning low level wisdom. I was trying to do similar things on a 486 with a slow supervga card. Without vga hardware scrolling tricks it could
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Asdf makes all of this pretty easy. For consulting I often need multiple versions of everything to match client projects - Just install them with asdf and put a .toolversions file in the project folder with the desired tooling builds.
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I was a bigger fan before Peter Gabriel left.
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Just this headline is triggering repressed memories of building a component in a simulation federation for a defense subcontractor in the early 2000s on an awful realtime CORBA system. My first grey hairs started popping out during that pro
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I've heard from some very well known and credible sources that there is a nice china teapot orbiting somewhere between the asteroid belt and mars. maybe the UFOs are investigating it's provenance.
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Back when I was employed as an office peon for a summer myself and a few interns were tasked with alphabetizing about a thousand file folders. Fresh from my algorithms course, I organized a parallel meat space merge sort. And it went pretty
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I've had great luck with chatGPT assisted FFMPEG commands. There is very little that FFMPEG can't do as far as video manipulation, but getting a good CLI invocation is a lot of work, documentation surfing, and piecing things toget
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Huh, I wonder if drilled ventilation holes would work too...
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Similarly, when enjoying an edible of a strongish dose, I become hyper-sensitized to digital compression artifacts. Low bit-rate media is really obtrusively ugly to me in that state.. the swishing of the drums and cymbals in music, and the
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Clojure is a serious contender. To be sure, it's still niche but it has a good ecosystem, piggybacks on mature java libs, and has an active community. It's thoughtfully opinionated, which I appreciate. Also clojurescript is almost
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This thought hits home for me: > When I started programming, I used Borland C++. It used to take about 100ms to compile and run a program on an IBM PC AT machine (TURBO ON). An average iteration cycle in the cloud takes minutes. Minutes!
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The pro tip is to attach your self worth not to your skill, but to it's first derivative! That way any criticism that helps you improve your game, no matter how unpleasantly delivered, is a power up. I say it glibly, like it's eas
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I can vouch for Bismuth being pretty good. I need a 3 column tiling for my ultra wide and it works well for that. Hotkeys allow for easy switching on and off and between tile styles. Still intend to try native tiling soon.
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This is probably the missing link for useful implanted brain-machine-interfaces too. Previous decoding of neural signals was barely able to meet us half way, that is the subject also adapted to get the desired results and maybe the receiver
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