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by jahsome 3y ago
How often do you tell people no? I find it pretty common to get a visceral reaction when I disagree with people, and that's even after spending years working on delivering that disagreement in more friendly ways, both professionally an
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by jahsome 3y ago
Sorry to hear that. I've been crushed in very similar ways. I'm certain you'll bounce back. In the meantime, remember there's more to life than work, and you have more to offer the world than just the products you produc
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by jahsome 3y ago
Want to try again without a straw man?
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by jahsome 3y ago
I have pushed production apps in php, go, .net, java, and j/ts. Touched some Django and Rails along the way. For fun I have played with elixir and more I can't think of at the moment. I'm personally never as productive and ha
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by jahsome 3y ago
I recognize Marcel's name, but not the other copyright holder. I used to really like tinkerwell, though haven't needed it for some time. I'm curious, what else has this group built and a abandoned? I have been out of the php
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by jahsome 3y ago
Gold medal at the trauma olympics I see.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Go nuts, but please make your silly stuff an alias if you must.
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by jahsome 3y ago
I have a feeling there is a good number of parents willing to volunteer a child. They start getting mouthy around 3. /s kinda
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by jahsome 3y ago
> It does feel as if this regresses for long-term partners. The volume of shared experience must blur the boundaries of individual experience, or something. This is so true, and painfully so. I was fortunate to have an epiphany a few yea
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by jahsome 3y ago
Based on my understanding of the story in the post, Mitnick asked the CEO to read back the number he gave the CEO earlier that day. I don't disagree it's likely all bullshit, but if you're going to post snarky, nitpicking com
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by jahsome 3y ago
Ugh... I am a very precise communicator, and my wife --- Not so much. I love her dearly, but I cannot count the number of times I have enraged her by asking her to elaborate or seeking clarification about a pronoun or some other vaguery by
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by jahsome 3y ago
I think you're spot on. I have a journalism + mass communications bachelor's, but only because I dropped out of the CS program -- too much math. Once I had mouths to feed, I couldn't make it work financially as a journalist,
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by jahsome 3y ago
Maybe, but I also think it's good writing practice to lay a foundation for readers. My reference point would be "proper" press releases. There's always some very basic blurbs about the company and/or product being a
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by jahsome 3y ago
I do exactly what you described and indicated that clearly in my post. What I'm perturbed by are the people who take it to extremes, and are happy to spend hours a week tweaking things, and can't fathom someone else might not enjo
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by jahsome 3y ago
I can think of a few YouTubers who would and probably have done just what you described. Now that I say that though, I realized you used the phrase "right mind" and I don't think I'd count many if any in that cohort.
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by jahsome 3y ago
I'm a vim user, but only because of the keybinds. I use VS code an equal amount because I often get too frustrated trying to wire the disparate vim tools. The never ending fiddling and 30-step process to get the equivalent of one click
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by jahsome 3y ago
Slightly off topic but I'll share my $.02 because you mentioned you authored the post. These types of announcements would be so much better if they included a brief blurb about what the project is near the beginning. I think these post
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by jahsome 3y ago
Thank you for the clarification, that makes much more sense. I truly could not make heads or tails, especially after the gore from the article's lead sentence, heh.
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by jahsome 3y ago
> 3D sound with be tech? Like really? What is that sentence supposed to mean? Between the horrific run-on sentence that opens the article and this comment, I am feeling like I suddenly forgot how to read, and nothing makes sense.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Great point. My $dayjob use case is the same, but probably worse (windows + wsl).
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by jahsome 3y ago
What I've come to realize is while yes nix leads to absolutely bullet proof "reproducible" environments, there is seemingly very little care or thought about anything that comes before the build, i.e. the user experience for
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by jahsome 3y ago
I find nix incredible but the thing that I struggle with is trying to figure out how to do things on nixpkgs, and home manager in particular while not using nixos. This is a critical use case for the apprehensive crowd like me who is averse
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by jahsome 3y ago
I don't think so. It's overkill for most stuff and probably not particularly worth learning until you /need/ to. If you're curious about orchestration concepts in general, something like nomad is a nice way to wade
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by jahsome 3y ago
That's like, your opinion, man.
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by jahsome 3y ago
"Worse happens elsewhere" is not a good endorsement.
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This was delightful.
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I just thought it was silly! I actually appreciate the clarity, I wish more posts had a "flair" indicating what hides behind the link.
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Delusion and cognitive dissonance run deep for a large chunk of the JS world.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Physical evidence is perhaps handled with a greater regard, but from what I understand, background info gathered during surveillance isn't always intended for use in court and often really only serves to further the investigation itsel
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by jahsome 3y ago
I mean to say that among Realtors he was pretty elite, whatever that means. Put another way, he dealt in million dollar listings, not just average family homes.

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