chuck9302

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   by chuck9302 6y ago

   Presumably then you are also teaching your kids to not become hair dressers, beauticians, child minders, social workers, care workers, psychologists or teachers? Because those fields are also "just not normal" by your standards.
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   by chuck9302 6y ago

   Pick one area to specialise in, re-write your CV to emphasise all the things you did related to the specialisation. You can even change previous job titles to match your new field of expertise. This is the way any field goes when the techno
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   by chuck9302 6y ago

   What about becoming a penetration tester? Its a much easier to go from developer to pen tester than from developer to security researcher, though thats not to say its easy either. Plus working as a pen tester its highly likely you will hav
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   by chuck9302 6y ago

   > This made me feel bad because it implied an assumption of thoughtlessness on my part and did little to help me out. You need to man up. How was your colleague supposed to know that you had already attempted that if there was no evidenc
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   by chuck9302 6y ago

   In my experience, the amount of time it takes to "do it right" with electron completely negates the whole "its just simple web technologies you already know" selling point. Yes VSCode has decent performance, but watch so