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fastasucan
5y ago
This right here. Seriously. Take the time off you need. If you need less its easy to go back to work. If you need more, its great that you took time off. And remember, time off means time off. Dare to do unproductive stuff. Everything don&#
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fastasucan
5y ago
I find it the opposite. To work in a noicy environment is obviously so remarkable that its worth writing about.
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fastasucan
5y ago
Same for me. I have no idea why, but it excites me to learn rust. Maybe because it have a so obvious source to learn from (The book), and that it still is fairly a new and "limited" language? I can't wait to get some major wo
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5y ago
I battled with a previous employer with this. I don't care about the yearly weekend getaways, bi-monthly restaurant dinners, takeaway etc you buy us, I know best what makes me happy and its not that. Just give me what I need to do my w
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6y ago
*volumetric flow
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fastasucan
6y ago
I may misunderstand you, but you cannot compare bribe money for a yacht with what enormous vessels pay for transit.
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6y ago
>It's just not a concern I have. Because when you fabricate a war we send our young men and women there to die a pointless death as your allies. Because if you descide to use nuclear weapons its over for us, and if you descide to ig
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6y ago
Maybe consider this as well: >It's just not a concern I have. Perhaps with enough time and coercion I'll find a reason to use it. Or just don't? Its like the validity of Rust is dependent on wether you use it or not. Try a
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6y ago
This hit the nail on the head for me. I belong to the same generation and have felt pretty alienated by the expectancy to let my life revolve around work to the point where my company expect that I am going to hang out at work a couple of n
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6y ago
Might find more if you search for Birger Sørensen. He is kind of legit from previous work however he is viewed as a fringe character in Norway with this, and "no-one" supports this.
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6y ago
I just want to recommend https://jrnl.sh/ which is a neat little terminal tool for keeping journals. I am sure most here could built it them-self over the weekend, but why reinvent the wheel. It works great with tags, dates
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6y ago
How is he unable, other by his own choice?
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fastasucan
6y ago
Yes. You didn't only choose game when playing CS 1.6 you chose servers. I had a couple, me and most players from my region used, then a couple for trolling (no cheating just trying bizarre tactics, spamming the chat or slaying noobs).
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6y ago
I heard about the first plane from a colleague of my dad, and I (admittedly not that old) threated it as a fun fact kind of, almost like a joke. "Can you believe crashing a plane into a building! How can the plane fly so low, how can t
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6y ago
Way to go make a guy under 35 feel old!
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6y ago
I am a Python programmer first and foremost (data science-y stuff), but lately I've started reading the Rust documentation. First and foremost its really an enjoyable read. I also learn alot from it, and become a better programmer in g
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6y ago
Yes, great point. A space engineer can feel super inadequate when it comes to systems thinking (since she/he is surrounded by geniuses) but a smart barista can feel like a 5 on the 1 to 5 scale. (Of course the barista might be better t