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by RSHEPP 2y ago
Consider valves or pressure regulators also! Lots of shared fundamentals with the flow of gases!
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
Oh interested in the issues with http clients you have? I think they are great to use for being right in the standard library. Only complaint I have is defaults for timeouts and such, but you make that mistake once and don't forget.
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
Related to the mastering your IDE, stop reaching for your mouse for every action. The devs that I view as the slowest in my org, it's always watching them drag the mouse around clicking for their next action. Scrolling a file tree look
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
the first paragraph does not sound like bad news. It's sounds people had a better life. I see the argument is that it didn't enable more extraction from human resources.
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
My step father and father died before I turned 15. I was an emotional train wreck, I never had a support system around me. I never had a chance to grieve in way to heal the pain. A tattoo was my attempt to heal. I also adapted work that my
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
Yup, my expenditure has dropped around 700 kcal during my last cut. I am also down 24 lbs scale weight. But I needed to drop kcal from 2300 to 1800 over the 4 month period. I actually bump my expenditure up around 200 kcal by adding a 3 mil
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
- Co-pilot for writing unit tests, renaming variables, asking for shell cmds - gptscript for commit messages, MR comment ideas, etc. - mods for piping a file and asking for recommendations, could do with gptscript too. - Raycast for hotkeys
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
I am a mechanical engineer turned software engineer. Had a great job as a test engineer, hands on and wrote test software. I also made half of what I make now as a software engineer, with abysmal benefits. I am thankful for all the hands on
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by RSHEPP 2y ago
Which career would you choose?
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
same in Texas. BIL told me that he has been writing policies in the $5k-$7.5k range this year. And those are the best quotes some people are getting on their cheap mansions.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Completely agree. I turned it off and realized I can absolutely fly writing code when copilot stops getting in the way. I only turn on for writing tests now.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
I have a Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini running next to me that is great. Able to setup hardware acceleration on it for any transcoding needs too. It's nice and small which was the big selling point. You can probably go cheaper, but I got it a
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Trader Joe's sells liquor?? Guess I wouldn't know living in Texas. That's surprised me though.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Mostly part-time, that they will probably call back to work at tax season. All to appease investors with the poor revenue numbers.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
They will still be operating UACC and CarStory from what I understand. Lot's of good engineering talent let go though.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Yeah I think we will give it a try today. We have a mix of devs using devcontainers, runnning pg themselves or working in cloud environment. But they all have a pg instance running already. For migrations we have a built in house tool, but
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Just helped a junior setup dockertest on a new service, interested in checking this out. Are you familiar with test containers or dockertest? How would you compare pgtestdb. We use postgres/pgx.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Oh, AA is kind of an outlier for the Midwest though. Where I lived in the Midwest, prices were not even close to this. Having a tier 1 academic institution changes things a bit.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Chicago? I am in Dallas and it's $1000/mo/child. Unless your child is going to some prestigious daycare, that sound unreasonable.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
In ME school I was on our human powered vehicle team and we actually designed our bike with a flywheel. I remember using it like one or two times during a race at UF just to give my legs a break. It was a piece of junk bike, but the flywhee
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Just want to thank you for such a great tool! I use it everyday when developing locally.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
The administration chose to keep Jerome Powell in his position. So both?
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
When I went to China for work my coworkers office chairs laid all the way back, parallel to the floor. The lights kicked off for an hour after lunch for a nap. Meanwhile my manager and I worked in the dark...
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
And in this case, use it as an opportunity to learn more about the system. Treat it as an experiment.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
My 8 year Acer is on it's last legs. I need to a new laptop. But the fear that I will be laid off for the second time in a year tells me I need to hold off until... who knows when.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Has to be better than the 1.5 hrs I get on my Acer running Mint.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
where are you buying these for $600? Lowest I am seeing is $800.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Does Asahi maintain the crazy battery life these have? The battery life on my work Macbook Pro has me interested in switch to an Air for personal use.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
I looked at past sponsors of Fintech devcon, Elixir shops are well represented.
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by RSHEPP 3y ago
Because we live with our past decisions... All new services are in Go. The elixir service serves us well still.

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