kzisme

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   by kzisme 10y ago

   It's frustrating as well when the question that was asked gets answered by me, and I receive a slew of down-votes since I answered it first. The next few answers are essentially copy/paste of my answers or other answers on the que
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   I've been getting the same vibe but have nowhere near the amount of experience in the industry as you. Many times I've seen other users link answers from a previously asked question to a newly asked question, so I thought I was al
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   I've recently began using SO more actively (providing answers). Most of the questions I've found and tried to answer were duplicates, but since I didn't have enough reputation to mark it as duplicate. (or enough rep to commen
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Hit the nail on the head I feel - as a recent college grad I really enjoyed this article and what it had to offer.
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   I've always been interested in finding a mentor with at least a few years of experience over me (recent grad). As I'm working in my first job out of school a mentor would be a nice thing to have. My email is in my profile if anyon
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Link for the lazy: https://www.amazon.com/Object-Thinking-Developer-Reference-D...
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Also interested in reading about your experiences!
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Many of the "Ask HN" threads usually hint at work/life balance as well as ways to stay physically fit. Aside from that I've tried to find hobbies to stay active and become interested in. I suppose it can be broken down
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   As others have said - many of the comments on Reddit are very low level and meaningless. HN is more curated and is less of a content churning machine than Reddit.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I'm curious as well...I've tried using the Git integration within MSVS ,and it was a ~very~ unpleasant experience. I suppose in some instances it may be nice to visually see changes, but I've always preferred the command lin
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I ended up reading the whole post - awesome story! Not something I could see myself doing, but damn does he look happy.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    The only thing that jumps out at me is the visual of the git tree diagram on the left - other than that why not just use the command line? Am I missing something?
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    If code golf counts as a challenge then Jelly https://github.com/DennisMitchell/jelly
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    For what it's worth I was able to read it without logging in.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    That lifestyle is very appealing to me. How did you get to that point in your career? (It seems pretty far off for a recent grad who just started a job - but pretty awesome)
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    For the curious here is the authors blog post about it: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/08/19/removing-the-powershe...
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    These are not mine, but I still enjoyed reading about them and thinking about the ideas behind them. https://github.com/NARKOZ/hacker-scripts
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    For those curious about what he is referencing: https://github.com/NARKOZ/hacker-scripts
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    This is the most infuriating thing...now I just go through my contacts to find who I want to message (since their number exists but selecting SMS still brings up "On Hangouts")
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Should there ever be a fear of being stuck with one technology, or language while at a job (or in a career?) Currently I write .NET but I don't know if that would be the most interesting career to ~only~ write .NET (I'm a recent g
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I would think you are correct, but I suppose it depends on the arrangement as well.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I just enjoy hearing that it is possible for this type of career. I just graduated in the spring and have been working full time writing C# (I enjoy it), but I wish I had time to work on my own things. The daily routine of waking up, work,
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    How did you get into that sort of lifestyle exactly? Seems wonderful!
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I have that book in my Amazon Wish List - is it worth the buy?
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I had been going 3x a week for a couple months, but started working full time, and just stopped. I've also started eating poorly again. No real excuse aside from finding time outside of work. Normally I work 8-5ish then come then hav
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Thanks for the link! I've seen this before but couldn't remember where!
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    > Messenger, Telegram or Slack Failed to mention IRC? :( what gives hah
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I would be interested in this as well.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Although I don't use WeeChat - I have heard great things about Glowing Bear
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Yeah this can easily be accomplished with a bot (and is fairly common practice)