chrshawkes

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by chrshawkes 5y ago
I use a 1200.00 mic setup for my recordings for https://www.codehawke.com/ I can't tell that much of a difference between it and a blue yeti. The yeti, is definitely cheaper.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
That paragraph was jacked up from top to bottom. He pointed out just a few items. Personally, I find your comment to fit the troll bill. At least his was helpful.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Awesome. Thank you for responding!
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
BS dude. He wasn't laughed at. The man went to Princeton. Right next to other billionaires like Andy Florence. His family was rich etc... He was already a millionaire. It's not a rags-to-riches story by any stretch.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
We're you writing Perl primarily back in those days?
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Truly is. I think egotistical maniacs are the biggest problem in tech.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Murders spiked 50% in Austin last year.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
You're getting down voted but I feel it's unfair. You made me spit my coffee in a meeting. That is the true American spirit! The pandemic is affecting us all for sure.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Working code is a side effect of being a Software Engineer.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Your risk is being left behind. It's unfortunate but true.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Does the idiocy of these companies surprise anyone? I had people tell me I can't stream videos... here it is... thousands of paying customers every month. The difference between Uber and I? I'm profitable. I'm coming af
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
What about Charles Schwab? What about co-founders like the Reddit dude ditching CA?
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
I Don't care. There are tons of examples of building shit on stacks that won't be around. How about investing a shit ton of time into Azure Kubernetes using Docker containers to find out they dropped support, just like this sta
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
No offense, I think people are crazy to rely on a stack they can easily make themselves vs. a series B startup. It's not that difficult to build and deploy full stack apps on your own server.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Don't forget Charles Schwab leaving to Texas from CA as well. Lefty's will try to justify this all day long. California is bad for business. Period.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Like Tesla.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
What about Tesla and Palantir?
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
You prefer skinny jeans and beards, I gotcha!
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Nice, big fan.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
I'm also proud as an American living in the USA. Racism will never end when it's the first way we define ourselves. What a stupid world we live in.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
I don't think anybody really thinks that, only a few pockets of ignorant right-wingers and left-wingers. USA is all about the brain drain against other countries and that's the way it should be for a successful nation. Immigrati
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
The numbers are BS and most likely related to lots of freelance programmers laid off in the pandemic. If you look at the overall jobs for PHP on Indeed, it's less than years ago and on a steady decline for over 5+ years. It's a
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
What is the alternative for accurate scraping?
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Please don't speak facts.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
I agree. We have no reason to give our data and power of speech to these shit companies. We need a decentralized authority in charge of social networks. Nothing these companies provide is of any substantial value that cannot be open sour
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
People are simply creeps. The cesspools that allow them to be creeps are the biggest social networks out there. I know there is a difference between a video of me (male) vs featuring my daughter. The disgusting pigs come out at that tim
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Nah... I constantly say ah... fuck this shit! I then proceed to fix the bitch of whatever problem it is. I'm a real programmer though.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
Nice product but the fact you can't tell new from old customers is a non-starter for most businesses.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
I learned to code at 28 and have been doing it professionally for 10 years now. Coding is easier than it used to be. I don't think an age limit applies.
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by chrshawkes 6y ago
I tried it, I don't need it. I guess I understand the point but honestly, I've hated work clothes since jump street.

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