metadaemon

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by metadaemon 4y ago
Would be cool if it could delve more into occult topics as there's usually a higher learning curve in that area.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
What's the reasoning for reducing reliance on Let's Encrypt?
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Are you saying you're unable to debug Rust in VSCode, or that it's lackluster to you?
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by metadaemon 4y ago
There would have to be centricity at some point, otherwise OSS sort of dies. Maybe a git link aggregator?
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Not dying, just drying up and I'm sure there will be a resurgence. If you look at the companies doing layoffs, the majority of them cater to other tech companies who all seem to be pulling the purse strings tighter.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Welcome :)
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by metadaemon 4y ago
It can for sure. I felt that way interviewing with Google and Facebook. I typically go for "remote first" companies that either don't have an office presence at all, or companies with a significant number of engineers across
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Yep, you should definitely be wary about joining a startup in a drying industry, like B2B. Ask yourself if the customers/clients of said startup are still able to afford spending money on the product. If the customers themselves are an
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Man, there's definitely something broken with the cold application process. I'd estimate my success rate of getting an interview from a cold application is something like 1-5%. I almost always resort to referrals or getting lucky
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I guess if you are used to the security (or lack thereof) and coast-ability of large tech companies, you might be inclined to stick to the big names. However, I've recently discovered how fulfilling startup work is. Ironically, I feel
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I second Mimestream, never had a problem until their most recent bug yesterday. They are fast on fixes though.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I remember this post, so probably right.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I agree. Getting kind of sick of these posts that are thinly veiled political campaigns against the other framework. Great libraries tend to speak for themselves in terms of adoption. You shouldn't have to convince people not to use ot
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Also questionable that they were even selling this content provided by volunteers to begin with. I'm personally excited for the future and hoping for more honest and open practices in this space.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
In my experience they were weirdly hostile about a question about supporting live WebSocket feeds of incoming data. SoylentADSB had developed one of those trivial chat applications you do when learning about WebSockets and flamed me for eve
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by metadaemon 4y ago
That guy is such a whiner
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by metadaemon 4y ago
These were already very skeezy guys if you interacted with them on Discord.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I was a 1Password customer before, but work pays for a family plan now, so it makes too much sense.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Hypothetically, wouldn’t the presence/absence of statistical significance (in reference to tarot-derived predictions) count as testable?
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by metadaemon 4y ago
For people who don’t like vs code?
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Into the Breach immediately comes to mind.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I recently bought my wife a record player and some "HiFi" equipment for myself. Really amps up the listening experience for me.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
You’ll start realizing the benefit more when you use it on multiple projects. Tailwind will be consistent across your projects where you can’t always say the same for custom CSS.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Yeah I think it's mostly a choice between Tokio and async-std. FWIW I chose Axum in a recent migration from Node. It's not perfect, but I found it to be pretty simple, even with controller/service/data abstractions.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
It's also pretty much Express.js
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by metadaemon 4y ago
There's only really ~5 day-to-day commands that you need to know to use it. Going past that is mostly unnecessary and frankly pretty pointless. checkout, pull, commit, push and reset if you make a mistake. I'm not including one ti
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Keep in mind this is for AngelList Talent, not AngelList. It's typically very common to create more of a differentiation between your products, rather than using the same name for both. Before it was angellist.com and angel.co. Is that
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I've actually had success with AngelList Talent in the past. I prefer the name change because I can never remember if there are two Ls or just one.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
Same with Waffles. Check out Redacted, it soaked up most of the refugees from What.
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by metadaemon 4y ago
I love Kagi! Been paying for the past 3 months.

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