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I read that 90% of all smokers stop smoking sometimes in their life and I just could not accept being in the 10% who cannot. 5 years too :) congrats
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How could you think about it negatively? You did amazing things and enjoyed life, that's what life is about, isn't it?
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I have a 4 month old daughter and looking a the history I‘m pretty glad she is born today and not 50 or 100 years ago.
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I don't have any social media account anymore, my biggest problems are sites like hackernews where I waste my time. I would love to ditch my smartphone for a dumb phone, but what I need is WhatsApp, because everyone uses it where I liv
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8y ago
Vue + firebase gets you up and running pretty fast. Firebase has auth, hosting and nosql database which I challenged myself to learn last year. Was my first javascript only project. Big step for a backend guy ;)
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8y ago
yes sure, go ahead
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I like the idea, some thoughts.. Every year seems a little much? Maybe at young age, but 21/22/23 doesn't really make that much of a difference, or even 40/45 The advice should be written for the perspective of the reade
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8y ago
They are required by law to be up and running again in 24 or 48 hours (don't remember exactly) if anything happens, otherwise, they lose their license. So they have a mirrored data center in a different place. It could be cheaper to ju
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8y ago
I think of it as a tool (framework) and not a solution which will or will not replace something. Many banks have still old systems in place and for example, an internal cryptocurrency could replace their current system for transactions. It&
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- Flutter: yes I did - First project fully in javascript (as a backend developer this was a hard one): yes I did
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> I largely believe developers should be responsible for their work, which includes meeting the support requirements out of hours Do you think the same about your previous jobs? If they find a bug you wrote you should come in and fix it?
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I told everyone, yes. I don't mind working extra hours to meet a goal, or come in on the weekend sometimes to finish something, I did that many times. But If you want me to wake up in the middle of the night you either be: a) my wife b
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On my last job somebody told my it's my turn for the support phone. In our case text messages if web based products are down. I never heard of it before, not during my interview or first month, never. I didn't know how to react an
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8y ago
Too real! The chat popup is missing? Or I couldn‘t find it
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8y ago
Thank you, I think that's what I was looking for.
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8y ago
Off topic: What is this form of title when they add stuff like "Yes, Even Mississippi" which doesn't add any value? Is there a term for it?
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8y ago
And what if you accomplish more in those 35 hours than your friend in 40? Ask him what he thinks about that.
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That is also the reason why people are obsessed with the best IDE or framework or even keyboard layout.
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It's an example which people can understand. It's an impossible situation to escape from. They chose the slightly better scenario. People who commit suicide also chose the slightly better scenario (in their mind) for them.
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Suicide is not selfish, it is a desperate act to stop the pain (physically or mentally). It's sad that we even consider it to be selfish. It shows how little empathy we have sometimes. If someone jumps from the 40th floor of a burning
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8y ago
"Nobody really knows what they're doing. Some are just better at pretending like they do." Kumail Nanjiani Don't care too much what others think
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Both coinbase and 0x have filed for regulations with the SEC. Will be interesting to see what the SEC decides. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1735689/000173568918... https://www.sec.g
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Will Warren, co-founder of 0x addressed these topics in two blog posts https://blog.0xproject.com/front-running-griefing-and-the-pe... https://blog.0xproject.com/front-running-griefing-and-the-pe...
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Your funds are safe! You can trade directly from your hardware wallet. Your money is never on the exchange. If a decentralized exchange shutdowns you can simply use another.
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9y ago
Demo login: test@email.com (zeroqode#1) Doesn't work for me. I assume the password is: zeroqode#1
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I don't remember where I read it but I said something like "90% of all smokers stop smoking at some point in their life" and all I could think of was no way I'm in the 10% loser group who can't stop. If 90% can do i
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I started planing my days around a 4 hour period where I am fully concentrated with no mail, meetings etc. I set myself goals for this period and do not care about the rest of the work day. Just get this 4 hours in and you're good. I w
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9y ago
Financial freedom so I can work on whatever I want.
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It's crazy in this business how everyone tries to sell something but I think there is still value there to extract, don't you think? It's a honest question because I'm new in this space and I always enjoy learning from o
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I listened to ~10 podcasts and most people are very humble and talking about a lot of mistakes they made and I learned a lot. I cannot share that 99% of the guets should be charlatans or scammers. Did you listened to most of the episodes?
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