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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Yes, but on flipside said girl now can and fully expects to be courted by best boys well outside of 1995 logistic reach.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Yeah, it's like 'front-end' by default means a bunch of js and html mashed together, rather than native UI.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
They neither broke the type system to make it weaker nor did they stick a browser engine where it doesn't belong.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> The Docker cli is easy enough to manage containers/volumes etc. Yeah, go CLI! Who said we don't deserve to be stuck with 1980s "UI" today? Nobody!
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Yeah, we get it: you have a girlfriend. Congrats.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> The other answer is immigration... Transplanting a brain to save the body?
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
What is there even to start up with? Web is mature, mobile is mature and even the HBO Silicon Valley finished.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
As boomers who also worked in IT they have a house and all the money they need. Might as well have a little gimmick hobby on the side!
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> She found her talents wasting while her kids spent their days in class and her husband did the 9-to-5 at Hughes. Back then they did not know that moms are heroes and being a mom is a full-time job.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Apex Fallacy is not listed again: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Apex%20Falla...
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Maybe it correlates with TikTok rather than the pandemic?
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Very good effort! RE: modern C# 1) you can use pattern matching instead of switching 2) you can use native named tuples instead of Item1/Item2 ones
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> Yeah this is largely expected as the world shifts to "living with COVID" like we do with the flu. At least now, with working from home, idiots would not come over to my desk to cough all over me with their plague only becau
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> In a recent discussion, some of my heroes expressed the opinion that they don't need fancy functional-programming concepts and features to write good code. I'm sure that they don't. It's OK to disagree with Bob Ma
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> She said compatibility was the most important thing, not love, which I found very interesting. Calmly explain to her that the best thing to do is to spend teens and 20s "finding yourself" and "experimenting" and &
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Don't learn internals of git it's a waste of time. If you feel you need to learn internals of a tool then it's not a good tool.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Also sleeping super-volcanos, gigantic asteroids, viruses in permafrost, strangelet particles and traveling bursts of annihilating energy in space.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> get instant help from coworkers You helped your company by saving senior engineers' precious time.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
They could have picked Python or something even worse like C++. At least they back-tracked from the absolute worst option - JavaScript.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
They routinely feature games utilising dark psychological patterns for money extraction (e.g. Clash of Clans).
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
I did not know Gulf stream stops being a warm stream in summer, what an interesting phenomenon.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Like any unregulated capitalism they will do everything to maximise profit. They get profit regardless of whether the original or the copy is being purchased. They get profit if a user gets scammed through in-app purchases.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
It's surprising how much you can offer to customers for a once-off £50 when you don't have VCs/investors breathing down your neck.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
I am a developer not a manager, getting resources is not my problem but maintaining bad code is. In the end of the day business does not understand technical debt, so it's my duty to manage it transparently and well in advance. Perhaps
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
I just know that "divide and conquer" works and impure functions with side effects don't.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
> ...to help the girls afford their first houses and get a good start in life when they graduate... I thought having a possibility to graduate is 'the good start' in life.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
It's kind of an "be grateful for what you have because so many people have it worse" argument.
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Only works for small projects, doesn't scale in terms of maintenance. Same sort of issue makes people use microservices not because of their true advantages but simply to enforce boundaries between features because so many people lack
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
Now go fingerless on your smartphone. Oh, we make an exception there do we?
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by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
UK IT salaries are really low and it's easy to set up a company. If you make economy business-friendly it's probably same as Android app store without a fee.

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