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Sammi
1y ago
Why can't I log in using my own email?! Why do I need a phone number or use a cloud provider? I don't want to be associated with any of those.
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Sammi
1y ago
Quibbling isn't going to absolve you from responsibility of the leader you collectively and repeatedly selected. We see you.
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1y ago
You've genuinely lost hope and now you want to just break it all. This is dark man. Jobs Down. GDP Down. Consumption Down. Inflation Up. If you’re still defending this, you’re either a grifter or a victim of a cult. Which one are yo
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Sammi
1y ago
Yes. But different checkered patterns are also super ugly, which is a real concern when you're trying to attract customers and make a living.
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1y ago
Of course it shouldn't be everyone's profession. Most people would and do fail miserably as options traders. A tiny minority though does make consistent long term money as option traders. What this tells us is that the qoute is re
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1y ago
Is your thought process really this empty? I worry for you guys. This is how cult members think - they defer to the great power who has promised to deliver for them even if they keep screwing them over. Trump is screwing you over and he
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1y ago
Here's the logic: You guys voted him in and committed to him a second time, ergo you are the ones that want this and you are the ones who are responsible for him. He's yours - a pure reflection of you guys. This is why the rest of
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Sammi
1y ago
You're the second person to make that quote in this discussion. It's such a lazy sentiment. You do know that there are people who have long careers in options trading, right?
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Sammi
1y ago
You're not wrong, but your comment lacks so much necessary detail that I find it's just causing noise.
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1y ago
Workers in denmark are almost all unionised and get unemployment benefits from their union. So it's pretty directly because of the unions that it becomes such a small issue for someone in denmark to be laid off.
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1y ago
People overestimate what can be done in the short term and underestimate what can be done in the long term.
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1y ago
Is there a good way to select visually distinct colors? It's easy to do one self if it's only a few colors, but it gets particularly hard the more than 6 or so colors. I have a use case where I need up to 20 or 30 visually distinc
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1y ago
Skip the easy stuff and spend your energy on the hard stuff is excellent advice for anyone doing a cs degree. The easy stuff you can google. The hard stuff is what will mold your mind into a sharp tool and you will never get the same chance
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1y ago
That sounds hard. I got my bsc and msc in cs in 2015 exactly because I was afraid of this. I know maybe a couple of guys who've had successful careers in cs despite having no degree. Those guys are especially talented and industrious.
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2y ago
VW is selling more EVs in Europe than BYD.
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Sammi
2y ago
If I was a judge in the US right now then I would feel very strongly that there is a metaphorical bus I need to go sit in right now.
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2y ago
The reason you don't see Svelte versions of common libraries as much as you do for React, is that with Svelte you can just use the vanilla js/html/css version and they work great. React has a hard time using vanilla approache
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2y ago
I unfollow quickly and swiftly if I don't enjoy your posts. I don't care how close family you are or how long I've known you.
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2y ago
China investing in machinery and automation means they are moving up the production chain into more expensive and more profitable manufacturing. It also means they no longer do the cheap high volume manufacturing, which will go elsewhere wh
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Sammi
2y ago
Remote sure, but what timezones?
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Sammi
2y ago
Remote sure, but which timezones?
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Sammi
2y ago
90% of these remote jobs are either hybrid or US only. I'm so tired of wading though all this incomplete and dirty data.
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2y ago
Is this available in EU?
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Sammi
2y ago
Can only find one software dev job posting on your site: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Coder/6fbfeb59-cec0-43f1-bee7-389c5... And it says: "Currently based in the United States or Canada"
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2y ago
Actual job posting says: Do you have the right to work in the EU/UK? (Unfortunately, at this time we cannot offer sponsorship for this role, and we cannot consider people working remotely in different countries to UK or Germany)
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2y ago
If you want to use websockets, then you are most definitely going to need some library that wraps the websocket, because websockets themselves are very simple and don't do things like reconnect on their own. This one is pretty simple a
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2y ago
You could do a lobotomized WebSockets implementation that was an extremely thin layer on top of http, similarly to this. In this way SSE and WebSockets are exactly the same. They are HTTP requests that you keep open. To firewalls and other
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2y ago
Sure. If you need http header / cookie based auth with websockets, then you need the full http request with all the headers intact. This is the common case or at least something for which it is pretty straight forward to architect for.
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2y ago
You completely disregarded the central thesis of the comment you responded to. The one child policy means there are no people to do the manufacturing in China in the future. The population pyramid is inverted. You can't do manufacturin
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2y ago
Yeah this really exposes how empty and vapid the praise and criticism you see of stuff here is. Of course there are some people here who are well known to be substantial in their experience, but sooo many people clearly are not. The vast ma
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