_sr6i

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   by _sr6i 10mo ago

   No, they're correct. I was downvoted for a reply to a comment further down. I appreciate it. I visit the site mostly for the comments as well. Some of the things the post mentions are possible to do and good and some are not. There&#x2
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   by _sr6i 10mo ago

   Same. Not quite sure what it was going for.
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   by _sr6i 10mo ago

   It's so difficult to explain this to people who have never been burnt out. It adds to the frustration and depression when people see you that way and don't recognize how much you've been grinding in your day job while working
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   by _sr6i 10mo ago

   Having a background in C/C++, that was the problem I ran into when I had to learn XSLT at translation company that used it to style documents across multiple formats. The upside of using XML was that you could store semantically rich i
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   by _sr6i 11mo ago

   Longtime lurker, first time poster. I completely agree with you. Human beings need additional context when interacting with one another that isn't just some text on a screen. You can't learn everything about a person that way and