cicciop

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   by cicciop 5y ago

   Throwaway account, but this is very much like the "member of the Nazi party" question: of no practical value (border guards don't know the entire Nazi membership archive by heart, of course) unless they need to throw the book
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   by cicciop 6y ago

   Of course it is, and the naivety of webdevelopers that continue justifying a “chrome first” workflow is beyond irresponsible at this point.
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   by cicciop 7y ago

   As somebody who's recently started going to therapy (and a tech worker), I'm skeptical that apps will help -- most of the point is being able to talk to a real person, in a real place, and get honest feedback. This said, therapy i
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   by cicciop 7y ago

   > If you saw garage tinkering turn into a new industry, it was probably fantastic. Probably, probably not. Maybe you know people who went on to became multibillionaires, whereas you're still tinkering and broke. I feel like I miss
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   by cicciop 7y ago

   State the city and someone might "volunteer" to take you out. You could go to tech meetups together; in general, it's easier to break ice when you're not alone in the room.
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   by cicciop 7y ago

   No, I'm not OK. Throwaway for obvious reasons. Last year I lost my job and my marriage. I have since survived on occasional self-employment and burning my life savings; this month I lost the car, chances are I'll be broke by Chris