metalforever

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by metalforever 3y ago
Just a sponge that was lightly dabbed
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by metalforever 3y ago
I tried to clean the stuff off of my keyboard and accidentally broke it. Not amused .
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by metalforever 3y ago
Everywhere I've been recently has devs doing the ops. This includes big places you have probably heard of.
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by metalforever 3y ago
Yeah, I can't deal with it anymore.
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by metalforever 3y ago
You're so close. That's right, no one is left. That is why we need help with open source designs
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by metalforever 3y ago
Honestly it’s unclear. The quality ingredient thing - maybe just marketing? Who is honestly serving quality ingredients when they cannot afford the rent or paying their staff. There’s a lot more mediocrity that flies here versus Manhattan .
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by metalforever 3y ago
You have to make a conscious effort to avoid douchebags.
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by metalforever 3y ago
I have lived in both, SF food is amateur hour and its expensive in comparison to NYC. $4.50 for a slice of "pizza" that is really a panini open faced sandwich GTFOH.
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by metalforever 3y ago
This is bs, I didn't go anywhere in SF that was $25+ per plate when I lived in the mission and went out a lot. There's a ton of places in the mission and the tenderloin and I never once made a reservation anywhere.
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by metalforever 3y ago
How open source is it ? Does it have closed-source firmware blobs?
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by metalforever 3y ago
I don't know, I haven't had a smartphone for two months now and it hasn't really seemed that necessary. I tried to do what you are saying but people have purposely engineered the devices and apps to be addictive so I don&#x27
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by metalforever 3y ago
yeah its cult shit
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by metalforever 3y ago
We have an employee on my team that got a job this way a few years back. She is still with us and does good work.
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by metalforever 3y ago
No its not this slow . You can basically use to to web browse normally , even on heavy js pages.
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by metalforever 3y ago
what is the problem. They have to do this to be competitive.
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by metalforever 3y ago
This isn't what I was talking about. You're talking about slinking into a quick 6 figure job. That's not how a lot people get there. A lot had to go right for you for that to happen, not the least of which was the state of f
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by metalforever 3y ago
This is a big deal to me in a man, probably the primary thing I look for. I don't want to have a boring life.
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by metalforever 3y ago
This is extremely accurate. I worked at a big tech company and saw a good portion of my team buying houses at the same time, a lot of which were a lot more junior than me. I know what they bought, where and roughly how much it cost. A lot o
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by metalforever 3y ago
This is not how it works for some other people.
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by metalforever 3y ago
Yeah I was actually thinking about it too.
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by metalforever 3y ago
I am sure you have seen other developers try to get this whole pipeline working on their dev box then. Look, I have been doing things the way you are describing in the industry for 10 years now. Most of the time, the shop really really real
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by metalforever 3y ago
I don't know bro, I've been installing Linux on random computers (not-preselected) for years and I don't have these problems.
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by metalforever 3y ago
This.
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by metalforever 3y ago
It does not happen. Just round robin two $10 vps. Have backups of the database.
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by metalforever 3y ago
I disagree with this post. We are really over-complicating the complexity of running lamp. It takes like an hour to setup. You save lots of money.
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by metalforever 3y ago
Something I have seen in academia while I was in school is that the researchers are well-meaning but can't code. They make dumb mistakes which cause data to be misinterpreted. You try to correct them and they look at you like a deer in
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by metalforever 3y ago
This is a separate issue . I’m talking about corralling tech leads from different teams to sign off on an architecture or initiative .
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by metalforever 3y ago
Not to bring in this separate issue, but it can be impossible to navigate this as a technically skilled minority . Some people just don't want to work with you and are not going to work with you unless they can tell you exactly how th
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by metalforever 3y ago
The comment mirrors my experience in the industry over a long period.
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by metalforever 3y ago
This is anecdotal, but I have been in the industry > 10 years now and worked for a lot of employers. What they have required of me for the frontend has pretty much been the same more or less throughout. But recently, with the large amoun

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