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by Test0129 4y ago
Not spending more time being young. I never really got the chance. Due to life circumstances I had to begin working basically as young as you can work in America. I've never had a free summer, never rushed a frat, never went to dances,
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by Test0129 4y ago
I don't unfortunately. I use CMC Pro now which is highly regarded. They're "powered by TY technology" which I took to mean essentially white labeled TY, made in Taiwan, so I also assumed that CMC Pro was the actual pro
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by Test0129 4y ago
Honestly never came across it in my research. I used music producers and professional archivists as my leaping off point and for them TY and CMC Pro seemed to be the bread and butter. I'll take a look at these though!
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The difference is that if they were winning they wouldn't do this. This is textbook vote buying. They are absolutely terrified of the election season after the market collapse, inflation, housing situation, war in ukraine, etc. Easy to
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by Test0129 4y ago
After quite a bit of research into this about a year back I decided to archive everything on archive-grade CD-Rs. 20-50 years is more than enough and realistically in the correct climate (a safe or something that humidity would have trouble
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by Test0129 4y ago
Not to be the bearer of bad news but it actually suggests an election season and not a mentality shift. We're gonna need to vote the average age of congress down about 20 years to see any realistic change on this IMO.
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You nailed it. Portability. Also if you're working professionally it's far easier to collect your property as a company when you don't have to pay oversized shipping costs for a desktop. Though rarely is a laptop in clamshell
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by Test0129 4y ago
> It's like the equivalent of judging a carpenter for using power tools because he's just not dedicated and gritty enough to use a manual twist drill. I think this is an apt analogy. Mostly because carpenters who use hand tools
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by Test0129 4y ago
Sure, but you're not really disagreeing with me. Idiot proof languages are popular. If you want assured money learn an idiot proof LCD language. In fact, everyone should have one in their tool belt to put food on the table. However, if
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by Test0129 4y ago
To be fair I have no idea about the full stack life. I, however, am also not convinced they add "immediate" value. Once you're beyond mid-level being a so-called generalist is not as useful. Most of my work at high senior, an
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by Test0129 4y ago
> You need a VERY good reason to use anything except TypeScript/C#/Java/Golang/Python/React/Vue/Postgres/MySQL/SQL server/Oracle. Perhaps Rust. These technologies are good enough to get a
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by Test0129 4y ago
We can start with anti-racism (the movement lead by Kendi) which is prominent in these schools. Refer to my post history for why Kendi is a racist bigot. We can talk about women's studies courses which have universally become megaphone
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> they consider professors a bunch of freeloaders who get summers off When you go through 4 years for your undergraduate and your professor does the very barest minimum to teach the class, provides no help, defers constantly to their GA
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> What we need is a tertiary education model that seeks to refine critical thinking, awareness of the world, and a funnel into degrees with practical job outcomes This was the purpose of a University education, and the reason most degree
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by Test0129 4y ago
As an emphasis of your point consider the two statements "Our engineering is backed by MIT graduates" "Our engineering is backed by the best engineers" One sounds a LOT better to a client. It's a lot easier to sell
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by Test0129 4y ago
I'm not convinced of the uphill battle of securing a job. Credentials seem to matter in that they modify the gradient you advance in ranks with. I have a degree. It has certainly helped the speed at which I advanced. But I don&#x27
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by Test0129 4y ago
I jump from hobbies all the time. I've started and stopped more hobbies than I can count. There are a few I return to time and again though. I like math and programming. I think this is a good measure to find things you're "g
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by Test0129 4y ago
I would argue in the current climate "political activism" and "political groups" have replaced God and the Church as a religion. Secular, certainly, religious absolutely. I've heard from some people that they won&#x
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by Test0129 4y ago
For personal stuff or business? I'm extremely familiar with AWS at the corporate level but I refuse to use it for personal stuff. Not only are the pricing schemes suspect, the results can be surprising. A single front page feature on H
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by Test0129 4y ago
Same thing happens with firearms yet no one seems to care, or actively promotes, the methods "policy groups" use to strip rights away from citizens. Now, the same tactics are being used here. I suspect many commenters will suggest
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by Test0129 4y ago
Thanks for these suggestions. I'll give em a look and maybe wander back in the waters.
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by Test0129 4y ago
Perhaps by not telling the alleged perpetrators they are taking advantage of "power structures" provided by racism. If the US is ~60% white, then simply by the numbers there are more disenfranchised white people than any other rac
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by Test0129 4y ago
> But further, I’d never seen the statement from antiracist before…wow. The idea that the only cure for discrimination is discrimination is akin to saying the only cure for violence is violence. It’s abject insanity that such a notion is
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SICP is a good way to learn about programming from first principles. It is not the best way to learn CL. CL and scheme are extremely different despite having similar roots.
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by Test0129 4y ago
> He's right. Not just for Common Lisp, either. But I just can't kick lisp. And on the other side of that coin, if I think I will only ever develop a project on a small team, the nimbleness of Lisp helps. I feel like Lisp is cu
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I didn't know the Azure CTO was the CTO was the C++ community. I'm sure the billions of lines of code written in C++ for the finance industry would love to have a word. The insufferable nature of the people isn't the advocati
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by Test0129 4y ago
I wouldn't say the Rust community parallels the C++ community in any way. The rust community is more like the insufferable Haskell/FP community who, despite producing very little measurable commercial value continue to look down
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by Test0129 4y ago
> general lyrics about illegality are just general lyrics whereas specific lyrics, with other evidence could form the basis of a case. IANAL but that is the case. They aren't trying anyone for the lyrics. They're trying them
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> Johnny Cash said he “shot a man in Reno just to watch him die” but never got in trouble. But when people of color do it, they can get sent to prison (Young Thug is right now). Of course instead of being hysterical you could do your own
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by Test0129 4y ago
Literally in the next paragraph it invalidates your point > Reports submitted by banks to the IRS would break down the numbers to include physical-cash transactions per account, any transactions with a foreign account and transactions be

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