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PHP is very fast. The tooling is great, and it's very easy to get started. VSCode with the right extensions makes PHP development fun.
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This is slightly off topic. But PHP has a great devloper experience, in general, now with vscode, and autocomplate, find all references, etc. But the best framework out there is Laravel. It's great, but the maintainer doesn't seem
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https://github.com/trimstray/nginx-quick-reference
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And most of the rich people in my neighborhood have complete voice devices in their homes, Amazon’s device and Google’s I refuse to have these devices in my home regardless of how cool they seem.
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Zuckerberg is so full of crap. He’s still the same creepy person he was in college, but now he has a money printing machine.
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> Maybe it's just because white collar people are forced to sit at a desk all day,which is unhealthy and takes a very obvious toll on the appearance of your body You're joking right? Have you ever talked to or a seen a real lab
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Unfortunately we only branch on release. We don’t have separate branches. Consider it as everyone working on master, and no merges m, just code reviews.
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If you’re at a startup this is my experience, but working for a stable company, I have not had a fire drill in my two years here. I write software only though, I’m not doing DevOps. DevOps probably handles the fires.
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I like to work from home when there isn’t much work to do, so then I can have my laptop. It’s common for us to have a code freeze, where we do not have any items in our backlog.
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So then I have confirmed it. I read about browsing the internet and generally no one working 8 hours a day it they work in software. Some days I literally don’t have work to do, so I browse the internet. Sometimes it’s nice to work on tasks
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And what great enthusiasm with the “!” they have
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8y ago
That sounds like a terrible work environment. On site security guards?
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It seems that it’s fashionable to hate JIRA on this forum. I’m not sure how one can be so religious about a workflow management tool.
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8y ago
That stopped working for me years ago. You sure?
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8y ago
I just got started using the mailchiml api for a custom sign up form. It took about 5 minutes.
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I'm glad the therapist worked for you. For me, my stance on therapy is that it's bullshit tried and true. I was in therapy for 1 year before realizing that I was going in there and making up problems I was having. I had 4 therapis
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Reading this makes me sick. Mexico is embedded with corruption and it will never change. Murder is culture there. What a horrible horrible place with horrible terrorists. I hope el gato gets arrested soon and goes to prison here in America
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8y ago
Over the past 2 years I've slowly migrated myself away from Google. I do not use a Google account regularly anymore. I have private email, with my own domain. I use an iPhone. I use Firefox for browsing.
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Ask HN: Hobby programming language, waste of time?
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if you're adding 1 to a pointer, why would you expect it to be equal? I would not expect it to be equal.
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Only you can answer this. What is important to you in a workplace? For example, one question I ask is this: How often are new features being developed into the software, and what group / person implements them?
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8y ago
This reminds me of my racist extended family and it makes me sick
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I think I asked this in the past, but how did Crystal become self hosted?
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Question: Who works on Windows NT / low level hardware / kernel at Microsoft? Is this something they still hire for?
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Wrt1200ac, supported by openwrt and I can personally tell you that I installed it with no problems. All i did was upload the firmware via the default wrt1200ac ui
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Why ground floor?
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I pay 19.99 for ~30 Mbps internet only, no TV.
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Should it be written in Go, or Rust?
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Actually, you’re wrong. Att sells an iPhone that is not compatible with CDMA networks. Trust me bud, I’ve done all the research. Apple sells their devices with the ability to use any of the 4 carriers.
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I bought an iPhone 7 from AT&T, and the device is not compatible across the major carriers.
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