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by lnenad 5y ago
Yeah, exactly, I think this article or the general consensus in this thread relates to the fact that high achievers' (or other positive-on-the-surface kinds of people) mental health is often overlooked due to the fact that they "d
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by lnenad 5y ago
And then there was non enthusiast software and it won, so I guess that's what the people want.
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by lnenad 5y ago
Thank you, if you want to help me out let me know :). I'll look into it, it's more along the lines of patreon/similar being a way to gauge interest and not a way to live off developing it right now.
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by lnenad 5y ago
Completely agree, I've started making my own open source lightweight version https://github.com/lnenad/probster It's golang + gtk so it uses 30MB of ram. I've made a website https://probster.c
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by lnenad 5y ago
What do you think is that magic range figure that we need to achieve, which will stop all of these range related news from being a daily thing? Imho it's 600+ miles on a single charge, with a 300m recharge in 10 minutes.
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by lnenad 5y ago
I had the same experience with Adidas in Europe. I went through 3 rounds of remote interviews, then went to Herzogenaurach for an onsite, two days, then nothing. I understand if they didn't like me or they liked someone more, but ghost
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by lnenad 5y ago
He wants to be seen as a savior, just as all dictators do.
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by lnenad 5y ago
It hurts to face this fact but exactly. As an eng manager my interview focus is to find a good personality. We don't do this by asking questions about personality, but by watching how the interviewee responds to questions, how they han
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by lnenad 5y ago
Two of those are not like the other. Having queues in your system is most of the time a good decision. Decoupling workloads, buffering jobs, distributing workload, all of those are great benefits and with queues you get them all with an ext
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by lnenad 5y ago
I'm in the same boat, 15 mins to work. I like the separation aspect, and the social aspect as well. Can't wait to go back.
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by lnenad 5y ago
Slang != Proper non-insulting terms that somebody finds insulting. The original comment was related to the word paralyzed which is miles away from using the word cunt and a pretty stupid comparison tbh.
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by lnenad 5y ago
Imho in a certain manner I get what you're saying and I kind of agree up to a certain point, but having an issue when somebody uses the word paralyzed out of physical context is not how we achieve greatness nor is having an issue with
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by lnenad 5y ago
It really shouldn't. Words that have a defined meaning and that are used properly shouldn't be banned from use.
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by lnenad 5y ago
I completely agree. I think the lack of real, immediate issues (war, famine, terrorism, poverty) in the western world right now is leaving a lot of people with extra time and mental capacity on their hands to try to dig up issues where ther
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by lnenad 5y ago
I don't understand the situation in which anyone would find that acceptable. That is 60 days a year thrown away, and for what?
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by lnenad 5y ago
Just FYI you can get the same thing on Aliexpress for $20. I've used one for 2 years and it worked out great, still holding strong.
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by lnenad 6y ago
The OP I responded to was about having a quick script up and running. Of course for a fully fledged app you might have a reverse proxy or similar. Also PM is just a simple hypervisor, it doesn't have any logic, while Apache and Nginx d
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by lnenad 6y ago
You can also do it in one golang file. Or one python file. Or one nodejs file. With PHP you have more moving parts, Apache/Nginx with their configuration and then the PHP script. With golang/rust/python/nodejs you have d
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by lnenad 6y ago
This looks awesome, great job, thanks for sharing.
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by lnenad 6y ago
I built a small stupid app that tries to detect if you're slouching using a webcam, zero backend communication and open source. I use it and it helps be aware https://github.com/lnenad/slouch-stoppah https:/
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by lnenad 6y ago
I mean shopify payments have a lot of drawbacks but not having refunds is not one of them [1] [1] https://shopify.dev/docs/admin-api/rest/reference/orders/ref...
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by lnenad 6y ago
Docker on its own is in most cases a great thing with a plethora of benefits. It's worth the upgrade from a 20 line shell script and I feel like you're part of the "I don't like new things gang". On the other hand i
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Game of mocks – Mocking a GraphQL API as a proof of concept(blog.mockadillo.com)
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by lnenad 6y ago
In the spirit of this article I wrote about a higher level of mocking for web apps https://blog.mockadillo.com/posts/the-importance-of-mocking-...
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by lnenad 6y ago
It's an issue of the human condition, once you reach a point where you're superior to one person, you start thinking you're superior to all.
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That's very kind of you.
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I mean that is a great salary all in all, be happy with what you have.
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by lnenad 6y ago
Tbh it's a valid point. I'm the same for Bosch home appliances, or Miele if I'm going for the long haul. It just works^TM
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by lnenad 6y ago
Love the product, I've migrated our trello project there. The integration with Discord is awesome.
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by lnenad 6y ago
Ah, I am mistaken then, thanks for the correction :)

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