jareds

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by jareds 4y ago
In a private encrypted journal?
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by jareds 4y ago
As a Voiceover user on IOS the app worked well enough. I haven't used it for a while though, ever since I discovered profootballtalk.com had an rss feed I had no need to use twitter to keep up on NFL news.
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by jareds 4y ago
I switched to Ethernet when I started working remotely for my work machine, I found it makes remote meetings have less lag then over wireless. It's possible I could have tuned my wireless network to behave better but it was easier to h
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by jareds 4y ago
Have you looked at framework? I have not used them but you can load them up to 64 gigs of ram by buying the memory on your own.
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by jareds 4y ago
What is the IDE support like in Kotlin? I've never had to look at it professionally. I use VSCode because it works much better with my screen reading software then IntelliJ. As far as I can tell to get a decent develop experience Intel
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by jareds 4y ago
I've been doing this for over ten years. Experience doesn't guarantee you'll be a great or even good programmer, but it sure helps especially if you're in environments where you will be pushed to take on more responsibil
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by jareds 4y ago
Lift weights three to four times a week.
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by jareds 4y ago
There's a difference between the integrity of the Russian state and the continuation of Putin's regime. It's not clear to me what the odds of the Russian state breaking up are if Putin were to lose power.
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by jareds 4y ago
The United States does not need to win a war, they just need to provide enough military support to Ukraine so that the resources Russia devotes to Ukraine reduce their expeditionary military capability. Russia is already pulling forces out
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by jareds 4y ago
I thought my comment was pretty clear, but I edited it for more clarity. At this point you can assume whatever you want.
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by jareds 4y ago
Not everyone's best match is a programmer, if my wife were required to write her own matching function, she would never have used the site that matched us.
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by jareds 4y ago
Research how many people are under 30 and general info about randomness. then decide if this is still a goal worth having.
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by jareds 4y ago
Why can't the answer be that the hardware is so fast on both platforms that for day-to-day tasks there's no perceptible difference?
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by jareds 4y ago
Not everyone got there shot on Dec 15th, 2020, so the hospitalization and death rates are meaningless without more context.
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by jareds 4y ago
Reimbursement for a home gym membership or home gym equipment.
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by jareds 4y ago
There may not be a "diversity and inclusion" requirement, but I wonder if using an alternative OS could be considered reasonable accommodations in disability law? I'm totally blind and interviewed at a startup and when I told
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by jareds 4y ago
I'll make sure to mark Gitlab off a company I apply at if I look for a new job. I'm totally blind and have been using Windows screen readers for the last 25 years. The switching cost to Mac or Linux appears to be incredibly high.
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by jareds 4y ago
It depends on what you mean by decline. In 1900 Britain was a lot more powerful on the international stage then it is today. I'd much rather live in Britain now though because even though it has "declined" living standards ar
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by jareds 4y ago
I'd like to use this so I can use my Chromebook to connect to my desktop while away from home to do hobby development. Running VSCode as a Linux app is not an option since the CHrome OS screen reader does not support Linux apps.
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by jareds 4y ago
Have you looked at The Economist? It's ideology does not map neatly onto any mainstream news in AMerica that I've found.
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by jareds 4y ago
That wouldn't be great for people like me who are blind.
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by jareds 4y ago
I would like news delivered on a set schedule once or twice a day to stop me from doom scrolling and refreshing. The closest I've been able to find is the Economist. It's not perfect but I like the fact that I can sit down when th
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by jareds 4y ago
Although it may have only taken a week to create the initial version of Git the amount of polish and documentation required to get it to something someone like me who's not a kernel developer was a lot more than a week's worth of
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by jareds 4y ago
I used to work out at a gym in the same building as my job. During lockdowns I switched jobs to a company that doesn't have a gym in their office and is mostly remote. I bought a power rack that got shoved in a dark corner of my baseme
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by jareds 4y ago
Why would Russia agree? By limiting food exports, they are hurting Ukraine's economy. What makes you think they are concerned about lives of people in other countries if there willing to go to war with Ukraine?
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by jareds 4y ago
The recurrence is the one reason I don't use Taskwarrior. I use topydo instead because recurrence works better with it. The project may be dead but as long as I can get a few years out of it I'll switch task lists when it finally
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by jareds 4y ago
While most of what you said makes sense how do you find someone at the companies you're interested to talk to? I feel like unsolicited linkedin messages to developers at the company could backfire.
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by jareds 4y ago
If you can never change who you are I'd never have gotten married or had kids. I'd still be at the same dead-end job because of my fear of change. I don't have great advice for you because I don't work at one of the big
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by jareds 4y ago
I'd probably switch my workout time to early in the morning instead of getting a cup of coffee and browsing the internet before starting my work day. I find drinking a cup of coffee and browsing the internet for 15 minutes in the morn
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by jareds 5y ago
Just avoid the ui and use the CLI instead. https://github.com/go-jira/jira Granted getting your custom templates configured with your custom fields set up by the administrator can be a giant pain.

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