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mawadev
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Unbelievable how a single developer... or a handful runs an entire organization. I hope the developer gets paid handsomely and not just in exposure through this blog :)
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I personally don't believe a single thing about chatgpt and any ai that pops up around it. To me it's the same as google search - instead of truly enriching our lives, it simply made us dependent and then more lazy to the point wh
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4y ago
You cannot fix a yesterday, but you can create a tomorrow, one small step at a time.
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I set a timer for 45 minutes and do activities. That includes drawing an image from a reference on a piece of paper. Reading a book. Sitting and doing nothing for 45 mins. Going out for a run or walk. Writing about something. If the timer r
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Solution would be: the more properties you or your company and network of companies owns, the more taxes you pay. These taxes cannot be legally forwarded to the renter. If the property stays empty for some time, you pay more taxes. There sh
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That'll be 137,990€ plus Tip
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When I started programming as an intern 7 years ago, I asked simple questions around the office and they told me to just google it. My approach was to understand every single bit that goes on, but it seemed like nobody truly knew what they
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4y ago
I'm a 27 year old nobody, but maybe I can give you a different perspective on things... Whatever you read online often has this goal: extract time and money out of you. So, whatever you expose yourself to online may skew the perspecti
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There was a time when people messed around with technology. You iterate, do some random stuff and you see what happens. Breaking even was great, but now if the nanosecond you spend on a project doesn't fart exponential revenue, everyon
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A lot of companies don't want to go near meraki because of situations like this. They don't know how much it phones home and how reliable it is. It's great how much you can automate with it, but this proves everyone right who
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I had an interviewer ask me about my WPF experience in 2018. I told them I don't believe in the technology since everything went towards HTML/CSS/JS. Looks like I was right. You couldn't honestly pay me enough to touch W
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That is true. I have seen a big aversion to writing JPQL or native SQL whenever an ORM like Hibernate or JPA is involved. It seems to be like you home in on a single technology and try to make it fit it into things where another tool can do
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From my experience, the horrors of javascript come from letting the client handle too much stuff. Frontends tend to run a ton of logic that should be handed off to the proper tool for the job: SQL. The time and complexity you save on the
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I tried taking medication to deal with a demanding lifestyle before, but then I analyzed how my environment shaped me. Turns out I spent most of my waking hours at work and no matter how much I optimized myself, it never stopped. What help
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I simply cannot afford it. The price for what you get is too high. I never understood why these supposedly cool new things have to be so expensive all the time. I'm better off eating neither meat nor beyond meat or at least in lesser q
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I can sum this article up in one song, so you don't waste your time reading it: https://youtu.be/DCkJ5lGPqFs
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I'm considering relocating and telling my job farewell entirely. It is impossible to keep up with these ridiculous demands and see no amount of work pay off in any tangible way. Seems like I'm part of the problem, where the econom
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I learned blender way quicker by watching short condensed videos showing the workflow rather than the result. I'm still not familiar with all the terminology and hotkeys, but just seeing what happens conveys more than hours of video ex
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I saw 3 containers with about 4 crud apis per container produce $200-400 bills every month, where they all talked to the same single dynamo and s3 bucket... For about 4-5 users... You can't imagine the effort of configuring around and
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Let a job just be a job: a transaction from a fixed amount of time and effort for money to cover your expenses. You don't have to be the best at anything. The sooner you detach from that notion that your life is only valuable if you pr
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I worked with apex and I must say, the premise and structure are nice and you learn the basic architecture of web apps as a beginner. BUT the performance is _very bad_ if you don't throw money at oracle. The final nail in the coffin w
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I don't buy a new gpu when it's too expensive. I don't play a game when my current gpu can't run it. I may be boring, but I don't see much difference in graphics quality compared to 5 or 10 years ago... Software see
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My productivity system: I turn off the internet
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I would say there is a lot of creativity involved when you play multiplayer games. It is a mix of strategy and decision making depending on the context of a situation that layers on top of gameplay mechanics.
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Over here in germany it is insane how long inheritance disputes take. I cannot speak for other countries but there is a large number of places staying empty because the legalities do not allow selling or renting it out. I wonder how long th
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Eating 3 meals a day: Oatmeal for breakfast, something warm for lunch, then bread in the evening. Going outside for a run before I shower and sleep. Quitting caffeine and getting off the internet in the evenings too. Quitting my high stress
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This seems to be a side effect of the environment. From my experience, if you do your task well, you get more. If you do that additional workload well, you get even more. You start to be the guy for everything... You can say he got himse
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What stops me from re-uploading copyrighted source, where I remove the notices and push it with an MIT license? If such a data set has been trained with, how do you get it out?
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Diablo Immoral
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