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by cschep 5y ago
"Advertising doesn't work on me!" If this is true, congrats. You are the .000001%. It works on people really well in the broad scope. It makes them gobs and gobs of money.
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by cschep 5y ago
Isn't this usually thought of as a disadvantage? E.g. You have to buy more glass ($$) to get smaller mm equivalents?
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by cschep 5y ago
They also all three share the trait of not caring at all what we hacker newsers think :D There just aren't enough of us.
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by cschep 5y ago
Interesting explanation, thanks!
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by cschep 5y ago
Seems like 1k is well beyond the state of usefulness for most people. Isn't it faster to re-google something than find the tab? And if there is a nice tab search.. is it better than google? Why keep a local cache?
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by cschep 6y ago
A horse can't change their circumstances the way humans can. A horse can't learn to provide different value. It can only be a horse.
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by cschep 6y ago
Please forgive my ignorance, is this based solely on the united states election?
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by cschep 6y ago
y’all do remote ?
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by cschep 6y ago
Is there a precedent of something like this ever happening? Seems like an enormous leap, but who doesn't love an underdog? :)
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by cschep 6y ago
Committing to iOS 13 is a lot easier than SwiftUI in entirety.
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by cschep 6y ago
Put in fake data and move on with your life?
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by cschep 6y ago
I think we agree!
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by cschep 6y ago
I totally agree that it's possible for people to produce a ton more value than others. I just think it's super rare. In my experience it's a lot more common that I see people churning out 10x the AMOUNT of code (or some other
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by cschep 6y ago
Is it time? Absolutely, yes. Will it die? Unfortunately, never.
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by cschep 6y ago
how about, "I've had all the alcohol I want tonight, that's for sure!"
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by cschep 6y ago
Would be interested if remote!
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by cschep 6y ago
very cool, thanks for putting in the work to share!
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by cschep 6y ago
After reading the article I'm not sure, but.. it seems reasonable to assume that you can do both. Inline and separate files. The same way TypeScript does it. Hopefully, anyway!
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by cschep 6y ago
Ruby was invented? :)
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by cschep 6y ago
There are a row of numbers at the top of the keyboard, don't need two sets.
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by cschep 6y ago
Checkout `DevToolsSecurity` on the command line. Could help with d. :)
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by cschep 6y ago
Yes, and! Things are often less black and white than this. The more I dig into what I think I want, the more influences I find. I want to impress my parents, I want to provide a super safe and comfortable life for my partner, I want people
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by cschep 6y ago
I definitely should have clarified my statement further as I agree with yours and you seem to disagree with mine. Let's go with yours. "... programming for the sake of programming is a fast way to get bored or to burn out." T
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by cschep 6y ago
I appreciate this insight so much. I'm in the thick of working through the feelings of failure that are associated with an honest preference. There is a voice in my head that says "you're a failure" or "you just can
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by cschep 6y ago
It's possible, though I don't know you, that you're too smart to be a programmer. And maybe "programmer" is the problem. Be a _____ who can also code. Zed Shaw said it best in the final pages of learn python the har
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by cschep 6y ago
You're a great writer, thanks for the account!
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by cschep 6y ago
which emoji? :)
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by cschep 7y ago
This is so true and so sad. It was so good!
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by cschep 7y ago
I've been doing iOS for a while and I also fought AutoLayout for too long. I found doing it in code better than trying to get IB right, especially when working on a team.
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by cschep 7y ago
Do something you actually like! :)

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