hirvi74

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by hirvi74 2y ago
We have to be better. We have to break the cycle. I am not saying these criminals do not deserve punishment. However, it should not be cruel nor unusual per our constitution. Also, by torturing/killings these individuals we are no bett
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I would feel safer if the people that use the 13th amendment in such a way were imprisoned themselves. I do not like the idea that people capable of such sadism are free to walk amongst us.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I do not care what crime one commits. No one deserves treatment like this. Though, I suppose that is hard for many to fathom considering cruelty is the point of the US Judicial/Justice System.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> Scammers learned how to generate realistic CVs and they organize people to pass online interviews for them. Can they help me out? Apparently, those scammers have figured out a way to convince companies they are real applicants, yet som
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by hirvi74 2y ago
If a prospective employer refused to conduct my interview because their anti-cheating software could detect I was using a virtual machine, then I would tell them to go fuck themselves. I would rather clean toilets with dignity than be bitch
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Surely one can run some sort of Linux disto on these surfaces, no? I would imagine support might not be 1:1 with all the features as Windows 11 might support, but probably good enough. It'd be a sacrifice I'd be willing to live wi
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by hirvi74 2y ago
But what does the have to do with Autism? That quote seems to be more about people not finding fulfillment/confirming to social expectations/wasting their lives vs. a neurodevelopmental disorder.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
ADHD doesn't affect everyone the same though. For example, I have ADHD. I learned to drive at 15, got my license at 16, and managed to get my first speeding ticket at the age of 30, and my first car accident at 31 (of which I wasn&#x27
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by hirvi74 2y ago
That also means there is probably a lot of wrong information on Stack Overflow that is baked into the training too. Hopefully, they accounted for this in training, but no way of knowing. I have not really had a lot of accuracy issues with G
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> How do you see your team environment? Dysfunctional, disorganized, toxic, and downright incompetent.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
That is why I asked my question. I wanted to see if others are going through something similar or if there is truly a light at the end of this tunnel. Part of me wants to try harder to find something better, but every attempt I make is crus
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by hirvi74 2y ago
"Do you feel fulfilled?"
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by hirvi74 3y ago
> Also- dogs can throw up on demand at any time, they don't need anything like grass to help them. How sure are you about this? Everything I am reading seems to disagree with this.
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by hirvi74 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zazcVU_rNyQ (NSFW: Language)
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I am fairly certain Google never truly took that motto to heart to begin with.
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I read a lot of being a good programmer, but I am far from one, so perhaps this is only true in some circumstances. ;)
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I am also a software engineer, so wouldn't this still be true for my work?
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I perhaps did not explain myself well. The areas I want to improve in my life mainly pertain to my career. I believe it is important to note that I am not a Type-A, career focused, go-getter kind of person. I am a developer like mainly othe
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I am seriously getting shafted then. That is more than I make currently as a developer, and I have almost 8 years of experience (I also live in the US).
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by hirvi74 3y ago
This oddly enough has been quite a big issue in my life as of lately. I need to get off my ass and start working towards better things in real life in order to (potentially) better my situation e.g. new job, better hobbies, etc.. However, I
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I log on later... like often to the point of being late. Some days, I log in and go back to sleep for an hour or so. I'm not built for a "career." I'm a night-owl kind of person, and I just can't make myself functio
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by hirvi74 3y ago
> living in a falling-down house full of dirty clothes and garbage. This is my life, and I just accept it now. I've tried so hard to change. I've tried to balance it all. I don't/can't care anymore. My place is
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by hirvi74 3y ago
Maybe I am too risk adverse. I imagine if I were in debt enough to have my license suspended, then riding a bicycle might be more risky than it's worth from a cost/injury point of view. Healthcare costs are the leading cause of ba
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I completely agree with what you wrote. One addition, if I may, is that I have found that handwriting my notes first, then typing them later to be far more beneficial than just typing the notes from the start. I take most of my notes by han
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I've mainly been a full stack dev for most of my career, though I do have a some experience in low-level domains. Lately, I have been mulling over if I want to jump into different field of development. I know Rust is gaining traction,
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by hirvi74 3y ago
> The main downside I have with it though, is I just can't seem to remember how to use it I've noticed the more I use HTMX, the more I tend to end up needing to use the JS API too. For example, if I have an HTML table with in
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by hirvi74 3y ago
> SPAs require implementing safety checks on both sides in 2 different languages. This isn't exclusive to SPAs. For example, I am a .Net dev, and I have both front-end and back-end validation in most of my applications without ever
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by hirvi74 3y ago
Not to be pedantic, but there is actually raw chicken sashimi apparently. I heard about a place in Tokyo that serves it. The restaurant sources from super small local farms and sear the raw chicken in boiling water for a few seconds, chop c
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I am not going to claim my experience applies to everyone, but I think calling it a political tool is, at the very least, on the right track for many workplaces. I like working for my manager, and think he is a very rational and no BS kind
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by hirvi74 3y ago
I agree, and I think that is partly my problem to some degree -- a problem that stems from luxury. Modern technology is kind of the root of most of my issues. I could survive like most people because the expectation of sitting in an office

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