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This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I think it's totally okay to go to school at any time even if you won't help your career and you can afford it. I'm going to finish my cyber security masters 11 years into my web dev
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It's also hard to stick around when the website doesn't implement HTTPS and is insecure.
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One thing that has helped me with meetings is adding focus time to my calendar. I block off 2 hours per day for focus time. You can schedule a meeting during my focus time, and I can decline the meeting. I also decline meetings with no agen
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Does buying mp3s and burning CDs count? If an artist I like comes out with a new album, I like to buy a digital copy to support them more than streaming. Then I also don't have to worry about it suddenly disappearing or being edited on
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HTML, JavaScript, CSS web app hosted on cloudflare. I built a simple compass web app so I can know which direction I'm driving. I want to access some other sensor APIs to make it more like a compass (you have to be moving for it to wor
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3y ago
Do a handstand.
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I recently obtained my amateur radio license and I'm looking to start using it next year. I'm particularly excited to participate in ionosphere sounding studies that use ham radio during the North American eclipse in April.
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A compass https://compass.nad27.net/ I just wanted an app to tell me which direction I'm driving and how fast. It works best while moving lol. I'm looking at how to expose other sensor APIs to make it more compass
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I use it at work for production code. I've found it very helpful for typescript. Also very handy for writing tests.
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My first manager out of college told me "you can't always perform at 100%, it's okay to have off days". That's gotten me through a lot of meh days at work. I usually just try again tomorrow when I can't get any
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3y ago
This is one of those books that I found really disturbing. Very important, but disturbing.
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3y ago
Nonfiction: - Is Math Real? by Eugene Cheng - Here to There: Radio Wave Propagation by AARL Fiction: - Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy - Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor
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I don't consider myself a 10x programmer, but I do consider writing unit tests and mapping values to properties to be tedious. AI (copilot) makes those less tedious. I love it.
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Amateur Radio! I got a bachelor's degree in geophysical engineering about 10 years ago and never really used it besides programming, GIS, and data visualization. Ham radio lets me do a lot of the things I loved about geophysics. Wave p
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I remember doing BASIC on my grandma's Apple II. Then I was programming my TI-89. I did a lot of Python, Matlab, and Java in college for geophysical engineering. My first job was GIS web development. Now I'm a senior software engi
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Electronics. I took the intro to electronics course on Coursera. It was a good introduction/refresher before discovering amateur radio!
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Same. It's my only regret, not starting earlier. I don't even recognize who I am anymore. Now I'm "happy" and have motivation to learn, create, and socialize.
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A compass app that only works when you're moving lol. https://compass.nad27.net/
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Through our insurance we got an item called Ting that Monday's monitors our home electric wiring for irregular behavior that leads to house fires. It provide a peace of mind.
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For me, networking matters more today than it has in the past. I want my next job to arise more organically through discussions with people I know and enjoy working with. Today most of those people are at my current company (it's a goo
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Wouldn't that be security through obscurity? Which is bad security and a good way to be exploited. I thought that having more eyes on a system made it more secure because people find the exploits.
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We could upcycle agricultural waste by returning it to the earth. Let it decompose and return nutrients to the soil.
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Brave ads and the crypto rewards are opt-in.
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I'm starting to think the NFL really hates their viewers. It's quite expensive and challenging to watch every game a single NFL team plays in a season.
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What book is this?
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Maybe the government should finance and distribute drugs to homeless people. Some people are homeless because they can't afford their prescriptions (drugs).
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Anecdotal here, but I have unlimited PTO and I've taken off 5 weeks so far this year. I'll probably take off another 2-3 weeks throughout the holiday season. I might be compensating a little bit for last year since I only took 2 w
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7y ago
I just heard this talk at ACM CCS 2019. It's interesting stuff.
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Disrupt Computer Vision Tasks with Procedural Noise
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Robin Hood App Allows Users to Overleverage
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