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by oreglio 6y ago
So true, in pre-covid era I traveled with only a cabin luggage for two and had no space for my DSLR + lenses. So while my DSLR had better image quality, actually I enjoyed more taking photos, filtering, editing and sharing them on the spot
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by oreglio 6y ago
I tried many different ways to structuring tasks. On paper and then with apps. The problem with just using notes and having a gigantic list of things to do is that, the structure should relieve us and help make quick choices. I procrastinat
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by oreglio 7y ago
The problem for me was that, they used negative ID to store unrelated data from the table intent. It's like having a kind of "hidden world" within your tables. There is a lot of topics discussing the use of negative ID when t
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by oreglio 7y ago
I worked in a company that have been using a sql database for a really long time, like +20 years. In the original design of the database, they though it would be a great idea to use negative ID for system use (on the same tables that are be
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by oreglio 7y ago
+1 where I live the jobs with the highest pay grade are for some fancy frameworks. If I've been doing PHP for 5 years on an 10yo framework in a company that didn't feel the need to upgrade to anything. The day I want to find an o
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by oreglio 7y ago
Like all industries we can't just stay still. Curiosity and creativity are important. The "olives" are a fruit of some sort of older technology that has matured. Maybe this technology was the "shiny new some some time ba