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by endemic 1y ago
A “special operation”
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by endemic 1y ago
> There must be some very interesting psychology behind this. It feels good when you win! If you cheat, that just means you're smarter than the other player.
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by endemic 1y ago
> I'm still not convinced that phone and laptop ewaste is a real problem. I don't throw away phones or computers myself either, but a cursory Googling should be informative. From what I understand, it's a lot of "out
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by endemic 1y ago
> Advice would be to try to find a job or role doing something you’re interested it. Sounds great, where do I find it?
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by endemic 1y ago
I thought it was Windows only, but looks like there's a macOS version now!
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by endemic 1y ago
necessitating such programs as https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/ (no affiliation)
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by endemic 1y ago
What are some other techniques you’ve noticed?
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by endemic 1y ago
What's your strategy for continuing education?
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by endemic 1y ago
Yeah, code is a means to an end.
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by endemic 1y ago
_Very_ loosely related, but I'm reading The White Company by Conan Doyle to my kid, which pretty much describes this exactly.
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by endemic 1y ago
Rules for thee, not for me!
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by endemic 1y ago
> Messaging and group chats are the only real social media now This is accurate as far as I'm concerned. Interacting directly with actual friends; no ads or clickbait content injected.
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by endemic 1y ago
IIRC it's against Apple's guidelines to use push notifications for engagement/spam; not that that ever stopped anyone. https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...
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Writing Grid-Based Games(ganbaru.games)
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by endemic 2y ago
Not much
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by endemic 2y ago
It's not just React, but all the other rando packages that your co-workers installed.
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by endemic 2y ago
'cos you put yourself out there
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by endemic 2y ago
It’s rough for the old timers because as consumers of the web, we’re forced to use SPAs that have objectively worse UX. And sites are built that way now “because it’s how everyone does it.”
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by endemic 2y ago
IIRC when Jobs came back to Apple, there was a major board shakeup.
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by endemic 2y ago
autodidacts existed before youtube
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by endemic 2y ago
If this will stop the proliferation of terrible JavaScript implementations of <select>, I'm here for it.
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by endemic 2y ago
I did this once and it was obvious the interviewer wanted me to point out his pet "gotcha." Not a great experience.
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by endemic 2y ago
I think the argument is that for a good chunk of business work, you don't need to use the "interesting"/"deep" concepts. Sure, you'll need time to adapt to the idioms of the language you're using, but
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by endemic 2y ago
You can do a lot with CSS these days: https://css-tricks.com/the-checkbox-hack/
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by endemic 2y ago
They're not wrong though
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by endemic 2y ago
I really loved some of the multiplayer games on Wii U that took advantage of the gamepad. Completely brilliant to have one "special" player with the gamepad + second screen vs. the rest of the plebs with Wiimotes.
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by endemic 2y ago
The BeBox is my holy grail of retrocomputing! Had to settle for a partition on my x86 machine. Loved BeOS back in the day.
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by endemic 2y ago
Sure, I don't mind the ads. The pervasive tracking and data collection and profile building is where I draw the line. Tons and tons of JS churning my browser to sell me stuff. If my adblock eventually causes some sort of economic disas
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by endemic 2y ago
> it makes you better than people who don't use our products. It seemed to me that this was more of a product of the fandom. "Even though this Apple computer is less popular/useful, I'm a discerning tastemaker and am
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by endemic 2y ago
My point is that stewardship of corporate IP bestowed by the long-dead founder is different than ownership of art you yourself (an individual) created.

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