digisign

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   by digisign 4y ago

   Occasionally I've landed a boring job with good pay. Yes, I'd keep an eye out, but while waiting I worked on floss projects. Not sure if that would've worked for you.
2. 272.▲
   by digisign 4y ago

   I've never used that, so there must be another one.
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   by digisign 4y ago

   Hmm, incompetent folks exist and need to be let go. However, I think it is a slightly different category than RDD.
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   by digisign 4y ago

   There is a movie player that would highlight the character/actor on screen at the moment you hit pause. There is a link to find out more that would take you to the appropriate web page with the info. I want to say it was google play,
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   by digisign 4y ago

   There are quite a few entertainment-related tech and tech-adjacent companies in LA, from startups to Disney, that would probably be interested. You don't mention a degree, but without it will be difficult to get a job at most coveted p
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   by digisign 4y ago

   I wouldn't recommend leetcode unless you are set on tech-first companies, entertainment co's generally aren't concerned except for the fact poor hiring practice has partially permeated broader industry tech culture. Better wo
7. 277.▲
   by digisign 4y ago

   Could you expand what you mean by this? Able to deduct quite a few things in the US?
8. 278.▲
   by digisign 4y ago

   > I wonder when ... ~24" 1080p60 monitors will look old and outdated Already happened. Have had two 4k monitors for at least five years now, would not go back.
9. 279.▲
   by digisign 4y ago

   Specs say 1440 vertical pixels. Good for multitasking, ok but not great for portrait/scrolling content.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31249934
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    by digisign 4y ago

    Love the meatballs, including the veggie varieties, and enjoy the store on occasion. Even the article was decent, though a bit predictable. But, woo-wee there's dozens, perhaps sixty? javascript trackers linked on that page. Thank go
12. 282.▲
    by digisign 4y ago

    Ha, "stick your head in the sand." You know there's middle ground between making yourself sick with worry and your description, but I'm sure you knew that.
13. 283.▲
    by digisign 4y ago

    Turn off the TV and phone, semi-permanently, take a hike in the sunshine. Others explained why well.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    You've just defined “Past its prime,” congrats. :-D
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    by digisign 4y ago

    That is 'properly' in these parts.
16. 286.▲
    by digisign 4y ago

    It is weird that as GUIs went monochrome, text went colorful.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    Use FLOSS and explain why. Python and Geany are great to start with. Avoid proprietary and/or telemetry filled products like vscode. Most IDEs are too complicated anyway. I also think Flutter might be interesting, though not sure ho
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    by digisign 4y ago

    I've done my fair share of "woulda, shoulda, coulda" in life, it was a total waste of time. At this stage in your career, I'd stop waiting for others to allow you to do what you want. Eliminate your expenses, save those
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    by digisign 4y ago

    It's a great prototyping language. Sometimes the final product will use a better algorithm because it was found easily in Python then ported to bare metal language.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    I remember asking the HS computing teacher in the late 80s if CDs could be copied to a computer, since they were both digital. He said... hmm, it should be theoretically possible. Drives for PCs would not come out affordably until the ear
21. 291.▲
    by digisign 4y ago

    Soy milk hasn't been the favored alternative for a decade or more. Vegetable products are going to make more sense than adults breast-feeding from animals they don't even know.
22. 292.▲
    by digisign 4y ago

    The fee is to discourage it and make a little scratch on the side.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    “There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.” ― Bjarne Stroustrup This article is not useful, and not-particularly well-reasoned either. Best to let it drop.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    Beware, that setup.py script is not a setuptools script but builds the other scripts and config on the fly. Install is "wget | sudo python." Then it overclocks the Pi. :-/ I once tried installing timidity and usb keyboard
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    by digisign 4y ago

    Sounds a bit defensive, it is "past its prime": https://octoverse.github.com/#top-languages-over-the-years However, that doesn't mean it is dead, or you can't still do great things with it. Most platfor
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    by digisign 4y ago

    What original arguments?
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    by digisign 4y ago

    Hmm, SSR is used quite often, it has just reached the boring stage. Also, rust is too BDSM for rapid CRUD building needs.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    I don't think most are directly comparing them as it might seem on the surface. Simply pointing that, if ruby is past its prime, then rails is as well. We don't know what the end project is for everyone, so choosing a web framew
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    by digisign 4y ago

    Population growth, nimbys everywhere.
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    by digisign 4y ago

    I use a thing called AutoRaise on the work Mac, seems to work well with barrier (synergy).