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by neontomo 2y ago
i would say that even if you don't want to label it as burnout or depression, absolutely pay attention to the symptoms you're experiencing, because they are worth addressing with or without a label on it. i had a burnout experienc
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Yeet cars – crash into cars to yeet them (a web game)(neontomo.com)
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by neontomo 2y ago
I do too, but usually not until I've first validated the idea is interesting to people. Not much sense in optimising the wrong thing.
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by neontomo 2y ago
a word of caution, once you go down the rabbit hole of eliminating apps from your start screen, don't discount the "phone" app. i was once in a medical emergency and was thinking, "it's enough to have it searchable&
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by neontomo 2y ago
some setups that have given me pain (though some at age 16 so can't validate now): - hot-reloading on xcode+swift / ios app dev in vscode - dwm-style window management on macos that just works - setting up arch linux (back in the
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by neontomo 2y ago
what do you think about studying embedded systems engineering? i got accepted for august. so far, finding a team in this job market has been challenging so i'm forced to think longer term.
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by neontomo 2y ago
second hand knowledge here, but, one senior dev told me that their company made a conscious effort to make this type of transition between versions of software really, really early. he said, when you have a large customer base and they have
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by neontomo 2y ago
It's not clear from your post, have you tried Gumroads API? They have an endpoint for verifying licenses that works nicely. curl https://api.gumroad.com/v2/licenses/verify \ -d "product_id=SDGgCnivv6g
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by neontomo 2y ago
I think it has already propelled us ahead by 2 years.
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by neontomo 2y ago
I used to be very into privacy, and in my case it became a sort of purist extremism where I felt a sort of superiority for using tools that were open-source, private or disconnected from the internet. I deleted all my social accounts etc. w
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by neontomo 2y ago
wasn't "I don’t care about cookies" bought by Avast? they don't have great track record of respecting privacy
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by neontomo 2y ago
when I first saw how the hotel I was working at was saving credit card information of all their customers forever in plaintext (to charge them later), it appalled me. all it takes is one indecent employee to take that information and sell i
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by neontomo 2y ago
cough , sleep mask, cough :D
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by neontomo 2y ago
var let const input = variableConstant(true) - 100
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by neontomo 2y ago
I'm curious, did you explain to your daughter why you were putting her through it, like you've described it here? If I don't sufficiently understand the "why", the task becomes a chore.
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by neontomo 2y ago
I just read two stories by him because of the hype in this thread, and I can firmly say... I don't get it. Doesn't mean it's not great literature, but it's not for me. I wonder how much of me not enjoying it is because o
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by neontomo 2y ago
While your reply is interesting to me, what I actually was asking was, "if these people died in circumstances that did NOT involve a car, but in the water, would the bodies have been found eventually because they float to the surface?&
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by neontomo 2y ago
Without a doubt the most interesting article I've read here. If they didn't sink in a car, am I correct to assume the bodies would have surfaced eventually?
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by neontomo 2y ago
Perhaps relevant, I'm working on a repo for indexing IT repair tools (I call it Hacker Tools) for Windows, Mac, Linux. I'm looking for contributions and feedback. https://github.com/neontomo/hacker-tools
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by neontomo 2y ago
I haven't used your stack, but my main benefits of React are: - People will pay me to build with it - State - Update a value and all the places that uses the value get updated without any extra fiddling. If your pages are very dynamic
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by neontomo 2y ago
I believe the rationale here originally was to dissuade people from flipping Cybertrucks for profit, since there's a lot of demand and they want to fill the genuine orders first, so it's been in the agreement for a long time to no
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by neontomo 2y ago
There are words/concepts that require you to have lived in that culture for some amount of time to understand the cultural baggage connected to the word, and how the word actually describes a part of the culture. As a Swede, one such w
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by neontomo 2y ago
Your profile link is broken, where can I find out more? If you were advertising yourself what would you ask me to read? (giving you a wildcard here)
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by neontomo 2y ago
If something can be explained without technical jargon in a way that satisfies novice and expert, what use is the jargon? I feel the example given in the article is bad because it isn't useful to either person, and jargon doesn't
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by neontomo 2y ago
It's a bit too valuable for my taste.
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by neontomo 2y ago
I wonder if it has anything to do with the joke format, "that's a nice tie... not." which sets up the victim and then delivers a gut punch. Perhaps it has conditioned a skepticism towards ellipses. I didn't interpret you
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by neontomo 2y ago
I thought I had great interviewing skills, but as I started applying for jobs with high standards I realised I've never actually developed those skills or tried to understand what kind of answers a serious employer is looking for. I&#x
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by neontomo 2y ago
Do you think you'd still be thinking about it if it wasn't Bono?
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by neontomo 2y ago
Took me a long time to realise a Y/n prompt only requires you to hit Enter to confirm...
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by neontomo 2y ago
The ellipsis feels sarcastic btw, if you did not understand where the downvotes are coming from.

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