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Just tackle it by doing 30-60 minutes a day of self study. After a year you'll rack up hundreds of hours of studying. Keep that up for 10 years and you're at thousands of hours of studying. Plus all the experience on the job. That
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Do you have a blog or a website about your lifestyle? I would love to follow along!
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Wow that's a really cool gig. I've always wanted to do a summer down there but as a software engineer I doubt there's much need for me. (I have visited the continent as a tourist) What is your official job title down there?
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Here in London people seem to have largely stop caring. Many have already been vaxed and got COVID. (I have) Lot's of people are ignoring the mask mandates and going with out a mask, even on the public transportation.
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5y ago
I thought its name was clippy?
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Aren't they often out of stock?
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I couldn't agree more. I'm a die hard fan. I started watching Stargate SG-1 when I was a kid in 1997 (season 1). I've seen ever single episode of every series. Every movie. All multiple times. I REALLY don't want to see
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My ex girlfriend lived in Brazil for ~10 years and her job was running tours to the favelas. She told me there were fairly strict rules about this sort of thing. The gangs there cared about drugs and making money. As long as you weren'
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Yup, I truly don't understand why people in tech are so against this. It will likely be a net positive for all tech folks. In Hollywood they have SAG (Screen Actors Guild) so a large union for high paying jobs isn't unheard of in
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It's the one I've spent the least time at. Ok, that one I didn't live on, but I did visit. I didn't use WhatsApp there. I had to SMS / tweet with my satellite device.
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5y ago
My art newsletter is very dumb: https://randomdailyart.com The website is a static site made with go hugo. The art is just data in a flat yml file that I manually update every week. A zapier zap tells netlify to update the site,
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WhatsApp dominates most of the world. Yes in Asia there are a few heavily used apps. Line. WeChat etc. Even still most in Asia also use WhatsApp. Source: me, I've lived on all continents
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I too saw one in Toulouse, very good way to describe it.
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This is _very_ close to my exact setup. Though, I never used portainer (just manage a big docker-compose file) is it worth it?
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They have so much potential to release something amazing.
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I’m a big fan of this theory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gEz__sMVaY
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5y ago
It's also interesting to see 'Postquantum crypto'.
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It's comments like this, which reaffirm my fears of staying in this industry for too long. I'm only in my mid-30s but I'm deathly afraid to stick around to see what the mid-40s or 50s will be like.
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Oh it's even crazier. He's trying to excavate the entire land fill now. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hard-drive-lost-bitcoin-landfil...
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Democracy relies on people being able to vote for what they think is right; with privacy. We removed senators right to vote for the right things in private in ~1970. After this things have gotten very bad in the US–policy wise. Polarization
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I think they have the correct answer as to 'why' this has happened and what the root cause is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gEz__sMVaY&t=33s
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No, and I think they should have made two of them.
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Redis Client for Mac
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I think big technical leaps have slowed down in "tech," meaning anything with computers. However, giant leaps are happening and will happen biologically. I think 2020-2050 will produce radical breakthroughs in biological—everythin
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I'm convinced this is a massive step in humanity's evolution. While yes, there remains some underground slavery, and it is indeed terrible. The world uniting and deciding to end this terrible practice is a hugely positive step for
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How do you get away with working so little? You don't have meetings? Or people pinging you during the day?
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Same here! My account is about the same age, and I've lived abroad all over the world. Hackernews always helped me feel grounded and connected to the tech world and community at large.
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Can confirm, I've tried Domino's in several countries and it tastes wildly different. The ones in Mexico are horrible .
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I highly recommend this video, it's long but well worth explaining what happened here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gEz__sMVaY&t=33s
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I was only able to do this by also doing intermittent fasting. I replaced sugar with some more blood sugar friendly substitutes like stevia and some erythritol. (I like to go light on this stuff though) I eat very low carb compared to most
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