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by justinhj 4y ago
I’ve found FB marketplace much better than Craigslist. There is a small level of vetting available to you; how old is the account,do they know anyone I know, do they look crazy. You still have to take sensible precautions. So far I’ve alway
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by justinhj 4y ago
Nice! It really is a convenient tool for this kind of thing
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I have been blogging since before it was called that. I wrote a post about using the A* algorithm for path finding in games. The included code was used by quite a few game companies, some of whom I ended up working for. Recently I expanded
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by justinhj 4y ago
I worked in the game industry for over twenty years as an engineer. Most of the time the work was fun, the projects were interesting and the money was okay. Eventually I needed more stability, better pay and work life balance, and I went in
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I would guess that this is just because young people have more energy and healing ability, both of which deteriorate with age
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Well at least they share it with the IRS who will happily share it back to users should they not figure it out when taxes are due
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Cloud functions are not used to look cool, nor are they used solely by people that “don’t know basic system admin”. Their use cases don’t line up with your needs and that is okay.
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Ha yes I remember this. There was a physical mod that allowed the disk door to be opened without the ps1 noticing so you could switch disks after the verification
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6:7: “Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, this he will also reap.”
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Why Flutter uses Dart (2017)(hackernoon.com)
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I let this sentiment keep me in the games industry for 20 years. Since I left I’ve had no trouble finding challenging and fun work, for better pay and no overtime. Wish I had left sooner
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Yes this is what people miss. When you know the keys it’s a very efficient UI. You have to learn it and it’s not immediately accessible
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I love the use of the word boggled here. As an idiot when it comes to office politics I can relate
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In my experience I think of Senior as an autonomous builder of a thing that they are told to build. Staff is the same but may work across multiple teams and help define the thing that needs building. They will usually have considerably bro
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Seems fair to me. Paying customers determine what they want to watch, employees choose where they work based on their own values
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It usually goes like this… get out phone, download the app, need Apple password to add an app can’t use face id, checkmate my apple password is too secure to remember. I don’t have time to reset and it’s a PITA anyway. Even if you have the
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by justinhj 5y ago
It takes a certain sort of mindset to ignore the fact that there are many male dominated roles that are low-status, low-pay and "crappy". Not to mention that men dominate fields where the work is physically dangerous; front-line m
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by justinhj 5y ago
This really disregards the compositional aspect of vims commands
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This is something that nobody in the industry wants so it will likely never happen
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Here are two examples: I write a blog in org-mode and publish it to html. This is a built in feature of org mode but to configure it I have some emacs lisp code that handles the configuration. Because that code includes functions to generat
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by justinhj 5y ago
It would be more fair to say you can’t use it to it’s full potential outside of it’s host since its most useful features are implemented in emacs
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Sorry I think it was evil. As soon as I found one thing that didn’t work I was done
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I’m a long time emacs and org-mode user but I switched to neovim for 90% of my development work. I still use emacs for org-mode and I doubt I would ever use org-mode in neovim because it relies on being implemented in the entire emacs syste
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by justinhj 5y ago
I think the most transparent way to handle edits is to show the latest edit but have links to previous ones. You can still delete a Tweet. I suspect this would work ok with Twitter’s infrastructure that is probably built around immutable tw
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Github isn’t TikTok
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Passing the time unit as a second parameter is used a lot in Java APIs and seems to work well
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That would be the second paragraph in the article
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They are saving money too; with an increasingly remote workforce they need less space.
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You are in a thread about a Spotify outage. The White House press secretary called for censorship of Joe Rogan and I expect it will happen soon as they find a reason. Personally I cant stand the user interface and many times I am away from
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Because of outages and or censorship of content

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