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by mierz00 4y ago
While the article is a bit bland, I do find it interesting to hear about how other people deal with stress, and I can imagine that running a company like Meta would be filled with stress.
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by mierz00 4y ago
Is it really that weird? In the military 6 years is definitely considered senior and I’m sure that’s also the case in a lot of other fields.
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by mierz00 5y ago
I went through Michel’s French courses before moving to France and I think they helped me greatly. I won’t say that I could speak fluently from the start, but It gave me a very strong foundation to build on.
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by mierz00 5y ago
I would say that I sleep very well. Normally 8-9 hours per night without waking up. The biggest impacts for me are, not being stressed, lifting weights and having a regular sleep schedule. Lifting weights helps significantly with the stress
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by mierz00 5y ago
Just to be clear, I have never developed anything that is illegal.
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by mierz00 5y ago
I find the key to this is documentation. Outlining clearly that you disagree with this approach, the risks involved and suggest an alternative but in the end you’re happy to build it as they suggest.
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by mierz00 5y ago
This is such a strange comment for me. It reminds me when I sometimes ask younger developers for advice, and I can feel their frustration when I don’t do things at the speed they would like. But, for me that is missing the point. I generall
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by mierz00 5y ago
I have had to build things I consider to be dark patterns. Normally, it goes something like this: 1. Client asks for something that is a dark pattern. 2. I outline that it is morally questionable to do that and give a suggestion on how it
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by mierz00 5y ago
I’ve used the collaboration feature on IntelliJ when peer programming and it has been excellent. You still look at the same files together, but you don’t need to annoyingly explain where to change things or move around. I highly recommend g
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by mierz00 5y ago
I strongly disagree with you. Since the beginning of Covid, my workplace has converted almost fully into remote working. For a lot of people this has been great, no commute, flexible working hours, ect. For me, it has been a living nightmar
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by mierz00 5y ago
In one sense I agree with you. I find it enjoyable to take an idea and to flesh it out, breaking down the different parts. What I don't find enjoyable is when clients don't have the budget for their grand poorly thought out ideas
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by mierz00 5y ago
Contractors don't fall in the military hierarchy and the example given isn't interfering with field activities. Basically, a Capt can say what ever they like but if it's just not possible to be fixed in the field then it&#x27
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by mierz00 5y ago
That's an interesting take on the issue. As someone who struggled in university in another language, I am glad that this is not acceptable behavior anymore. For me, this is something deeply personal. It took me a long time to be comfor
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by mierz00 6y ago
I'm amazed by the effort they have put into domain squatting. I wonder if it will pay off.
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by mierz00 6y ago
Sites like OnlyFans have nothing to do with you or relationships in general. The vast majority of people don't go on those types of sites. I assure you, the thing that is stopping you from being in a relationship isn't Only fans.
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by mierz00 6y ago
So the solution is to keep polluting? I don’t understand your point here. If everyone makes the effort to walk/bike more there will be a reduction in pollution.
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by mierz00 6y ago
Location: Melbourne, Australia Remote: Open to it, but will happily work on site. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Front end: React, React Native, Vue.js. Backend: Node.js, Django. DevOps: Docker, Ansible, Gitlab CI. Résumé/CV: h
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by mierz00 6y ago
It’s extremely important. I’m currently in a position where I don’t have an in-depth understanding of the product and I can feel it when it comes to brainstorming. As our product is a B2B where our users are sysadmins I have no contact with
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by mierz00 6y ago
Holy shit. Thank you.
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by mierz00 6y ago
Like others have said that is incredibly interesting and the first I have also heard about it. I happen to rest my tongue on the roof of my mouth all the time but I’ve also been vegetarian my entire life. So no hard meats for me.
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by mierz00 6y ago
A little anecdote. I actually had this exact situation happen to me when I was a kid. I was walking in a crowded street just outside a shopping center and there where a bunch of $50 bills being blowed by the wind. No one was paying any att
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by mierz00 6y ago
This is something that gets repeated again and again. Yes. People in other countries get that healthcare isn’t actually free. Just that they don’t have to fork out any money at the moment they need it. I promise you, we’re aware that we pay
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by mierz00 6y ago
Hah! I had the same experience in Vietnam. It was in Hanoi and I had such a blast. The students of the class took me around and showed me places for the rest of the week.
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by mierz00 6y ago
What have been some questions that stood out for you?
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by mierz00 6y ago
One of my all time favourite books is Titan: The life of John D. Rockefeller by Ron Chernow. While it gives an excellent account of Rockefeller’s life, the most enjoyable for me is the incredible setting of the Industrial Revolution in Amer