kbmunchkin

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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
This looks really good and I'll probably read a little here and there when I get the urge. But I don't think deep knowledge of JavaScript will pay off in today's web development world. I deep dived JavaScript many years ago s
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
After 12 years of software development, I've come to the conclusion that software managers are not needed. From what I can tell, they have meetings, try to get people to work more, and approve time off. The best team I've been on
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
I don't feel bad for the guy. The last thing a recovering addict needs is a source for drugs and that's what he is. Addicts can't just stop and never do drugs again like a normal person. If it's there, they'll take
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
It is meth induced because the meth keeps the person awake. You sound like someone who has not experienced it first hand.
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
Your response is a bit harsh.
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
That's a cool mobile number! Was it intentional?
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
They may benefit from it, but they won't pay more if it's not required. So if you expect more compensation for your mastery, you may get passed over for someone with less skill, but the required skill.
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
It's horrible and I wish I'd kept programming as a hobby. The continual 'evolution' is ridiculous, as we build and rebuild the same things with newer tools. Often project management is more important than building thin
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by kbmunchkin 5y ago
I've never had problems that strong typing would have prevented and see no use for them in languages that originally didn't provide them. They add noise to the code and require more effort in reading around them.