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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
This is what has landed me 3 of my 4 programming jobs. 1. Having a web portfolio which has system designs, images, or gif videos of my apps, and points to my github code which interviewers can view. 2. Then walking interviewers through a pr
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
This is a classic, textbook example of entryism. It's happening to tons of institutions, including science & medical institutions, in the USA. "Entryism (also called entrism, enterism, or infiltration) is a political strategy
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
"It was particularly unfortunate that this was happening to a sector that has historically rejected state interventions of any kind, railing against attempts at heavier regulation and insisting all its problems would be solved if only
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
why is the term "bro" instead of "hoe"? Isn't "whore" more demonstrative of lack of morals, compared to "brother"? It's a silly conversation-- Clearly "tech bro" is misandrist. It
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
Found the ad-hominem
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
No, it's the non-Maoist stuff that dang & HN mods censor. If you call out neon hair safe space ("leftist") hypocrisy... your comment is flagged within minutes.
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
""Brogrammer" or "tech bro" are slang terms often used to label a stereotypically masculine programmer. " I've only ever known one masculine programmer, out of dozens I've met. Programming is a sedent
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
The irony is that the same author, Emma Haslett, recently wrote an article about women facing increasing child-care costs. https://www.newstatesman.com/business/2023/03/childcare-cost... In her lefthand (main
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
What is "tech bro"? Is that like... denigrating a person based on their gender... ?
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
"Insulting you helps us recover from your toxicity." ...It's like... What? Are you joking? This is precisely what I mean. A lack of consistency-- it really betrays the concomitant lack of rational thought. "I side with
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
The US should stop being saved from banking crises. Let natural consequences happen. Then adjust based on what is learned from the outcomes-- no pain, no gain. The society & economy should recognize the pain resulting from irresponsibl
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
You'd need infinite types of legos, or the ability to slice legos into infinitely tiny pieces... maximum customization essentially. That's essentially what programming already is though. Especially things like functional programm
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
Ok, I agree, Point taken. However almost certainly ubuitity is one measure or factor in an item's usefulness. I'd also claim Usefulness inversely correlates with miserableness in the mind, but perhaps not in practice :P depending
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
Sounds like a fantastic idea. You could create categories for various industries, contact companies at those industries to have them post their pain points/needs for products. And potentially partner with freelancer sites (and consult
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
Excellent point. I fully agree. It disenfranchises environment/energy/natural resource conservation efforts to associate them with woke topics such as "social equity" and related "governance" efforts. I am per
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
"the modern webapp experience is so miserable for the average person." Hyperbole. Web apps would not be so ubiquitous and popular for solving business problems if your claim was true.
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
I was wondering... Have you lived in Latin America? I've lived in Mexico, and visited Panama and Colombia. I met very few educated citizens of those countries. The educated ones I did meet I felt were my equals, in terms of education.
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
Google: "roadmap to learning marketing"
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
simple logic would tell you to use a search engine for the query of "most popular X" where X = programming languages or programming frameworks also, check out: https://roadmap.sh/
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
two obvious ideas: - learn server side language(s) & become backend dev - get an IT sales job
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
If it's a person/relationship issue-- distract yourself by dating a new person In general-- go on a trip
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
I welcome "The semantic turn of the Left". It shows the emperor has no clothes. By increasing the silliness, more and more people observe "Wow these folks are ignorant lunatics, unaware that they're driving the percepti
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
"There's no proper use case for the term "LatinX" except to normalize the pronoun/trans agenda in the Spanish-speaking world." This is an excellent summary of the entire discussion on the topic of the silly, ch
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
the correct term is no longer "persons of color" I received a letter in the mail from official sources, ordering me to use: "skin appropriating mammals & pseudo-mammals of complexions including greyscale shades from #FFFF
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
>Latine and LatinX both originate in (different geographical parts of) the spanish-first-language I doubt it. Having lived in Latin America, Latin American social norms are influenced by Catholicism and their societies are more conserva
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
X is pronounces EK-EES in Spanish. so its "LA-TEEN-EK-EES" if we are respecting the Spanish language. but in reality such silly butchering of a language isnt respecting the Spanish language in the first place. its merely more co
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
"Spanish is being obliterated by white people." Spanish is being obliterated by a very small minority of politically biased and likely neo-marxist-propaganda-influenced young people.
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
OP: For such questions and discussions, I recommend getting on IRC [0]. The Libera server [1] IRC is a collection of chatrooms on all kinds of technical topics: programming languages, frameworks, cloud providers, topics often hundreds of p
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
On the topic of Water Filters, I recommend ClearlyFiltered-- https://www.clearlyfiltered.com/pages/technology I bought mine because I saw it filters both Fluoride and Chlorine, as well as approximately 360+ other chemi
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by blahblah1234567 4y ago
Meh... if a dumb robot can do <X> for you, maybe we shouldn't have <X>. <-- This logic doesn't get us far. Robots do many things for people in industrialized societies. I for one, think training students on how to

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