marlowe221

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   by marlowe221 5y ago

   Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to explain and critique my solution. I've been slowly trying to go back and learn some computer science topics that I missed out on self-teaching and I still have a long way to go.
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   by marlowe221 5y ago

   I'm a self taught programmer who got his first full time job in tech in June 2020 after 13 years of practicing law. Here's how I would do it: const intersect = arr1.filter(value => arr2.includes(value)) I don't know much a
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   by marlowe221 5y ago

   Yeah, I can't recall ever drafting and saving/keeping a resignation letter from a job (volunteer or otherwise) that I didn't intend to leave...
4. 34.▲
   by marlowe221 5y ago

   I second the MX Keys. It's what I use at work (software dev) and I love it.
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   by marlowe221 5y ago

   I can't stand mechanical keyboards and I'm a programmer. I've had a great experience with my Logitech MX Keys. It costs about $100 USD and is one of the best keyboards I've ever used. Great mechanical keyboard. At home I
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   by marlowe221 5y ago

   I work in a Windows shop (security compliance reasons for federal government contracts). Before I got this job I was pretty much only developing in Linux. Honestly? Powershell is pretty cool, though it feels a little strange to admit that.
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   by marlowe221 6y ago

   I started at 37 and got my first full time job a couple of months after I turned 38. I was a lawyer and hated it - now I love going to work every day. But it wasn't easy. I was working full time in a demanding profession and I'm m
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   by marlowe221 6y ago

   A non-Chrome browser is always a good idea.
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   by marlowe221 6y ago

   Legumes too. Lots of traditional diets around the world have at least one kind of bean at their foundation.
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    I grew up a huge Sherlock Holmes fan. But as I have gotten older (39 in a couple of months), I much prefer Philip Marlowe and the writing of Raymond Chandler. Sure, Marlowe is the quintessential hard-boiled private detective, but when you r
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    As new web developer, I would LOVE to learn how to do this kind of thing purely in CSS!
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    They'll be the ones collecting all the social credit data.
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    I wonder what he would charge to make a DS9 style interface... :)
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    I'm genuinely curious about this and would like to use Google search less than I do now... Would you mind sharing a few tips (or pointing me in the direction of some tips) for better DDG searches? I love the concept and philosophy of D
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    Thanks for posting this. As someone new to professional web development, stuff like this is a valuable resource.
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    Just want to thank you for making this. I'm a JavaScript developer (just made a career change from law...) but I'm interested in dipping my toes in the water with "low level" languages. It's intimidating for someone
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    Kafka is best read like anything in the Cyberpunk genre - as a warning, not a suggestion.
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    by marlowe221 6y ago

    I just did this. I'm 38 and just started my first developer job 3 months ago after practicing law for 13 years and hating it. I started learning JavaScript/HTML/CSS about a year ago. It's the best thing I've ever do