as1992

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by as1992 4mo ago
Yeah if your Macbook smells like that you need to be contacting Apple. That's obviously a manufacturing flaw. I've had multiple M series Mac pros from M1 up M5 and none of them have ever had an unpleasant smell.
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by as1992 3y ago
The issue isn't actually reddit charging for API access, its how much they're charging. $0.24c per 1000 api requests which for high volume apps isn't feasible. Heres a post by the developer of Apollo explaining his experience
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by as1992 4y ago
I've only joined 2 companies, however I interviewed and turned down maybe 6 other job offers. The company I work for now is the only one that offered a signing bonus so I don't think signing bonuses are that common in Europe?
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by as1992 4y ago
Cost of living is crazy high in Denmark though right? How does that €65-75k compare with the actual cost of living out of curiosity? ( Eg. rent, groceries, leisure activities etc..)
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by as1992 4y ago
In my opinion, its based on the perception of the companies combined with the impact they have on the general consumer market. Eg 70% of phones run Android, only 27% run iOS which makes Google a much better target to go after. Same situatio
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by as1992 4y ago
https://spotify.smithy.dev/ Built it in a few hours in 2021, my girlfriend and I have a collaborative Spotify playlist, and as everyone knows Spotifys shuffle feature sucks. When on a road trip we'd constantly have the
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by as1992 4y ago
When Tinder first came out, and in its early years, I think it was great. Aside from a dating aspect, I used to use it when travelling to meet other travellers. I met my current girlfriend through Tinder. Like most good things, Tinder was r
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by as1992 4y ago
I mean irrespective of Apache/Java/Eclipse, saying to never use something made by someone just because it was developed by a company/people of a certain nationality is just silly.
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by as1992 4y ago
Based on my own experience as a SWE (Working with a previous company up until May 2022, job searching from Feb 2022 , and now at a new company) The vast majority of companies are willing to hire remote, but a lot only within locations they
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by as1992 4y ago
I've a TicWatch Pro (2018 release I think?) and I absolutely hate it, well thats not true. I hate WearOS on it. The watch itself is lovely, its the software that lets it down, constant lagging, freezing, unresponsive touches etc.. I ca
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by as1992 5y ago
> I'll just use React if I need to write useX nonsense. You don't need to. The options API still has 1st class support. The docs allow you to switch between composition API and options API.
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by as1992 5y ago
Not exactly the same, but maybe you'll find it interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlPCxI8eOnY&list=PLsplwj_Ee0... Group of people get dropped in a field in Amsterdam and need to reach Monaco in 5 days to w
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by as1992 5y ago
> I, on the other hand, was most definitely an arriviste, having fled South Africa in 1961 aboard the Cape Town Castle to occupy a mattress on a floor in a shared room in Earl’s Court. He was South African though ;) I'd agree though
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by as1992 6y ago
That's a pretty ridiculous statement. Workers that are paid massive salaries in the likes of SF & NYC is because the cost of living in those cities justify it. So you're on 150k in SF say, you move to, I don't know some s