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811.
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barrenko
4y ago
Jed Mckenna. It's possibly a hoax just like everything else.
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barrenko
4y ago
History is fun again.
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barrenko
4y ago
I'd say it's a pretty standard caffeine effect.
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barrenko
4y ago
This what all those "Clojure needs Rails" posts miss. Clojure is Rails.
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barrenko
4y ago
Employees, like capital, are a component of the bet. Work is a lever just like money. Always is, always will be, that's how we have anything in capitalism. We might as well call it capitalaborism.
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barrenko
4y ago
Fail big. Fail often.
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barrenko
4y ago
Scala Metals team are absolute beasts, I can't really tell of other instances where it's so easy to get almost a full blown IDE out of vim so easily (as a total beginner).
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barrenko
4y ago
Tl;dr - Yes.
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barrenko
4y ago
Appreciate it!
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barrenko
4y ago
Cheap.
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barrenko
4y ago
Ah Ruby, the only OOP without the stink.
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barrenko
4y ago
Yup, I'd almost recommend it to a non-programmer.
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barrenko
4y ago
So basically a kick-ass PM (product manager).
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barrenko
4y ago
I guess the TL;DR is "Keep failing", but I struggle from heavy imposter syndrome myself. Well, definitely an imposter at the moment.
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barrenko
4y ago
Location: GMT+2, Croatia Remote: can do Willing to relocate: If necessary and paid Technologies: Self-taught, big likes on F# or Clojure, worked on Java, AngularJS, , 5 months of development experience, otherwise an economist Resume/CV
826.
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barrenko
4y ago
I read them, don't really buy them as - price/EU/Southern Europe.
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barrenko
4y ago
Universe is not exactly indifferent. Neither indifferent nor not-indifferent. David Deutsch offered some consolation to me, because when you take in account multiple dimensions there is also a vast quantity of Earths out there "somewhe
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barrenko
4y ago
It's the damn truth (the only true "true") at the bottom of everything. But the anxiety goes away after a while.
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barrenko
4y ago
Still looks like crap, in the same way that a CGI sequence in a movie jumps out to someone who is a gamer. (In my very modest modest opinion).
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barrenko
4y ago
Dogs peeing on trees in cities also has a net negative effect.
831.
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barrenko
4y ago
Delivering random amount of cortisol to employees.
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barrenko
4y ago
This whole rant touches on the true topic at the heart of this. Software developer a.k.a the programmer used to be the key person behind everything. Just like brick layer or road builder. But now that the roads have been (mostly) built, or
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barrenko
4y ago
You are really not getting how "a professional" has changed. Apple does, kaching kaching.
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barrenko
4y ago
There are a million "creators" in the middle that Apple and co. serve perfectly bar none. Just look at Procreate and similar music making apps.
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barrenko
4y ago
Thinkapple:).
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barrenko
4y ago
I hate to tell you - and this is a common "theme" on HN - but you are probably not the target audience.
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barrenko
4y ago
Kinda same experience, but I do have some experience with Java so imho Clojure makes it easier overall. Not sure interop with C/C++ would be somehow easier.
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barrenko
4y ago
The US is also funding medical research of most kind.
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barrenko
4y ago
The exact point of a big company is that nothing gets done.
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barrenko
4y ago
Set aside some 10 percent of social situations as a test lab / playground. Do stuff you don't think will work or you are sure will fail. Discuss Harry Potter, try a new persona... Go for it.
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