kody

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by kody 5y ago
I would agree with Svelte for the frontend. I would teach Go for web server fundamentals or Python + FastAPI for quickly building a backend.
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by kody 5y ago
>1. Which age range do you fall under? - 19 and younger - 20's - 30's - 40's - 50 and older 20s >2. Do you currently or have in the past worked in the tech field? Y/N Y >3. How long have you been using Hacker Ne
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by kody 5y ago
Things might have changed. I got my policy Sept. 2021. There was a whole section of my application regarding cannabis usage. I provided my medical rec. There was a question about seeing a psychiatrist regarding cannabis usage (no). No quest
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by kody 5y ago
The last SPA side project I launched was - Flask + sqlite3 for the backend - Svelte for the frontend - nginx - Hosted on my VPS I am currently developing my company's MVP with - FastAPI + Postgres for the backend - Firebase/Firest
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by kody 5y ago
2 weeks. I become listless beyond that.
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by kody 5y ago
YMMV but my prescribed cannabis usage did not impact my life insurance premium. I was worried it would, but knew that the blood + urine tests would show usage anyway. It worked out for me.
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by kody 5y ago
I assume it's to dissuade creepy ads that offer rent discounts based on sex/age/appearance.
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by kody 5y ago
Qt/QML is my choice.
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by kody 5y ago
I don’t bike anymore, but I don’t accept that answer. If someone can be pulled over for speeding, talking on their phone, or any other reason, they should be pulled over for e.g. tailgating a cyclist. There’s no reason why that shouldn’t
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by kody 5y ago
I can’t believe how often I start walking when I have right of way and the driver slams on their breaks and throws their hands up, honks, or cuts me off. Then when I’m driving I understand why pedestrians wave me on: it’s better to be wrong
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by kody 5y ago
So where do you suggest cyclists bike?
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by kody 5y ago
I recently drove from socal to Colorado Springs and the only cops I saw were speed traps at state lines or pushing burned wrecks off the I-15. I feel like they could be doing a little better.
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by kody 5y ago
My second major bike accident (first was being doored) was getting rear ended by a minivan. She treated me like someone in a vehicle, not a, you know, bike. There’s a real disconnect for some people driving a multi-thousand-pound steel piec
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by kody 5y ago
I used to commute from Flatbush to Chelsea in NYC via bike. Other than tourists chilling in the bike lane, no problem. The rattiest cab and National Guard hummer deferred to my ratty little bike. Now in SoCal, I don’t even feel comfortable
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by kody 5y ago
No shit. Not only do we simply not have sidewalks , drivers in their gigantic dumb-phone-enabled SUVs and lifted trucks have no incentive to not drive like complete jackasses at all times until they pancake someone. It’s absurd to me tha
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by kody 5y ago
I would scour DRM-free ebooks (Humble Bundle has some good stuff occasionally; otherwise Internet Archive) and load them into Calibre. If your child is very hands-on/project-oriented, set up an IDE/word processor/image manipu
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by kody 5y ago
Software-aided humans. The market is optimized to lazy investors and idealists right now. Hopefully they lose buckets of money and abandon their hustles and the rest of us can buy homes soon.
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by kody 5y ago
Eat the frog. My problem is the most appetizing frogs are side project/education-related and not, say, fitness-related. It helps me feel like I’ve accomplished something even if my work day is filled with pointless meetings, so it w
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by kody 5y ago
The Versatile 2, purely for aesthetic reasons. https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=345
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by kody 5y ago
I'm serious, but that's because I can't stand leetcode-style interview questions.
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by kody 5y ago
I should've clarified - higher than average advertised salaries are almost always a bait and switch in my limited experience.
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by kody 5y ago
Red: - You can do anything (frontend backend ci/cd backend product management IT) - We’re a family here - Yeet ninja 10x rockstars, “you friends see you as a badass hacker” (yes I saw the latter in a job description) - 120k - 165k for
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by kody 5y ago
No. Like IggleSniggle I miss the healthy sleep/exercise/social life/hobbies pre-kid, but that’s about all I “lost” and I would choose to have my kid again in a heartbeat. She was born at the beginning of covid and I worked f
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by kody 5y ago
There's "wanting to protect the value of your home" and there's "I'm going to vote NIMBY/BANANA and screw everybody else out of a place to live because I decided to 'invest' all my money in this
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by kody 5y ago
In fact, I'll actively try to make things worse for them to try and eke out a little profit.
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by kody 5y ago
The Linux Programming Interface by Michael Kerrisk. It might be well-known, but I just discovered it a few years ago. I expected it to be a dry reference book but it's a really delightful read.
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by kody 5y ago
CircleCI lets you rerun a pipeline with ssh enabled so you can debug. It's helpful unless your failed step is at the end of a complex 20 minute deployment. I'll usually run my docker image locally, copy over the source, and run th
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by kody 6y ago
Flask + Svelte + Sqlite + Nginx are my go-to.
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by kody 6y ago
Targeted exposure and sexual aggression. There’s a difference between “hey dad why is that person naked on the train” and a person masturbating at you while you’re heading to work. Sex crimes due to nudity, or eliminating, are unjust.
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by kody 6y ago
As a midwestern conservative [evangelical] christian homeschooled white man, female nudity = sex = sin. As a normal adult married to a woman with a 9 month old baby yeah nudity aversion is ridiculous and actively harms natural processes lik

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