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by maxrev17 6y ago
:s in this context does that make any sense? Specificity of porn query/popularity of query/result?
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Hmm, wish countries would poll their citizens with regards to wanting a war... I wonder how many would happen?
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Oh man, why oh why...
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Sadly this pushes the people with the most insight and capability off the platforms where the outrage takes place. I've seen many capable people de-zucking and refusing to consume newspaper/radio/TV news. Notably a lot of HN
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Developers are a tough market (I am one). They're also a pain to manage, expensive, and still human(ish - if you're lucky) :p, with all the ego and mistakes that come with the territory. No-code for simple wiring/boilerplatin
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Be interested to see a percentage increase in fat burning (I.e. is it worth nailing a coffee or not if you are a big fat coder looking to shift a few pounds)
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by maxrev17 6y ago
I'm just not sure this is true. It takes a year or two to understand how to wfh effectively and get the balance. Then it's just the same as an office with no commute... managers fearing for their asses me thinks!
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by maxrev17 6y ago
One element being a soft eng that I struggle with is the extended periods of physical inactivity ('productivity'), which also lead to poor diet choices. Initially addressing these makes things worse but it's a commitment wort
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by maxrev17 6y ago
True. Non technical managers can get in the sea. They're protecting their asses 99 percent of the time. Those who can, do.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Love the idea!
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Positive exp with auth0, though if you can afford to control this stuff yourself maybe I'd lean that way.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Making a lot of assumptions here but sounds like money might be the motivator if it is a legacy thing with lots of arms and legs!
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Might be quite nice for keeping tokens refreshed?
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by maxrev17 6y ago
'Building an inclusive team' - appoints a duke... disgraced one at that. Deary me. Nepotism at its finest.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Buy non apple kit then... same old boring story.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
That's literally what the jab does?
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Sadly this is unsurprising. Those who could help the most, doing the least.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Dropped a request by 40 seconds, by preventing entity framework round-tripping the db 3000+ times, for a property which was already held in memory! Pretty much a 1 liner change. Took some time to find, and the use of miniprofiler (thx Stack
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Kiss of death!
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Looooool
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by maxrev17 6y ago
I'm in the UK and disappointed in all this 'awareness' bullshit. It is a complete cop out for making real change.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Can you explain that one? Lol
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Ask HN: How many HNers use clickup and freeagent?
3 points by maxrev17 6y ago|2 comments
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by maxrev17 6y ago
I think being salaried is a scam, so I run my own business. It really is that simple. The choice is there if people are upset about being salaried. Those who are salaried and work 60 hour weeks + commute need to wake up and smell the coffee
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Medium's easily circumvented paywall drives me crackers. Prevented me reading this one.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Crikey. Covid anyone?
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by maxrev17 6y ago
I don't think you can generalise. In an open plan office with tonnes of pointless meetings, and only able to help one person at a time with queries (as a tech lead), I've found working from home enabled me to be far more productiv
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by maxrev17 6y ago
I can't find an equivalent of remote development on any of the JetBrains IDEs - please could you provide a link?
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Being part of this community makes me sad.
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by maxrev17 6y ago
Seems like crypto is human nature striking. Be nice if the article propose solutions other than flat our rejection.

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