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by makach 7y ago
I worry for my data. If I invest a lot of time to build a repository of information, how can I archive it, extract it out of the platform. It is in early release, and they seem to avoid the question about pricing.
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by makach 7y ago
I would love to experience him hook up a c64 to an amplifier in a church and play these songs. Would it sound the same as the recording on the website?
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by makach 7y ago
Finally, I can stop taking my notes in Minecraft.
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by makach 7y ago
It is important to have goals to work towards, good luck to you Microsoft and thanks for leading the way!
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by makach 7y ago
oh this gem of a book , I remember I saw it at some managers desk, where there was no attempt to hide it or anything. I often wonder wtf he was thinking.
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by makach 7y ago
I feel sorry for the girls. All should stay away from the leaked data Is the website stepping up to take responsibility?
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by makach 7y ago
I love it!
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by makach 7y ago
Crypto is hard. Choose your libraries carefully, stay updated and for Zimmermann's sake: don't roll your own.
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by makach 7y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience! One of the things that keep drawing me to HN is the fresh news and the friendly community.
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by makach 7y ago
You can always be replaced.
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by makach 7y ago
To me this has always been a management issue. Usually the business willingly allows for this to happen. Consequence is that you build an extreme dependency on this person. Knowledge needs to be built into the organisation through hard work
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by makach 7y ago
Work never ends. No matter how much you get done there will always be more. I see a lot of colleagues burn out because they think their extra effort will be noticed. Most managers appriciate it but do not promote their employees.
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by makach 7y ago
definitively try macOS MARTA https://marta.yanex.org/ - beautiful file management
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by makach 7y ago
This is great. "brew install broot" worked lovely on my mac
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by makach 7y ago
yes.
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by makach 7y ago
I remember I built this exact same thing. I was bored at work and made a small counter of how much money I earned per second, and I enjoyed very much how the number was incrementing. I started gold plating the application, adding features,
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by makach 7y ago
I thought it was a joke article until I realized it wasn't
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by makach 7y ago
IMO that sounds like a bad team. It is vital to understand business needs. A lot of times businesses want changes that are hard, and very hard to implement. It is our responsibility to work with the customer to come up with a solution. The
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by makach 7y ago
It's difficult when going to work and doing work doesn't feel like work. When copying files and patching stuff together is what they expect you to do but that only requires a little bit of mental capacity, welcome to corporate rea
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by makach 7y ago
Indeed. I couldn't get the tool working once it was downloaded and compiled. iftop works fine.
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by makach 7y ago
I had 1-2-1 with different employers, I learned with some that I was a very pessimistic person and others that I was a very optimistic person. Variation basically boils down to whatever impression your manager wants to have of you. The 1-2-
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by makach 7y ago
Is this the future? I am setting this up on my macOS, and before I could 'cargo add' anything I had to 'brew install rust'. Now it is downloading and compiling lots and lots of dependencies.
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by makach 7y ago
It's not necessarily a failure when you fail. This PM exuberates professionalism with a clear and concise message! This is an excellent learning experience, for bystanders, travelers, and employees. Seems to me that this was handled in
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by makach 7y ago
Gledelig vintersolverv!
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by makach 7y ago
<writing a lot of stuff> <removing what I wrote> Finding a new job might be easier. Don't leave until you have secured a new job. Allow for some time before you start in your new position. Life is hard, don't take any
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by makach 7y ago
This post resonates very well with me. I am in the exact same position, possibly more frustrated because of our naïve attitude towards building security.
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by makach 7y ago
Weird. He did not understand what caused the bug. To me, it always is about understanding the issue so that we can make sure that it doesn't exist in a similar condition in the code; Just removing the bug is half the job of debugging,
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The most important part of a programming language is the intangibles(bjornpaulsen.blogspot.com)
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by makach 7y ago
okay, personally I thought that piece was a little fluffy and made me think of this quote from the Billy Madison movie: <<At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rat
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by makach 7y ago
second that! great article.

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