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by peruvian 6y ago
The young have plenty of stuff to be stubborn about. At my company we've wasted so much time because people are stubborn about using some new tech or library.
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by peruvian 6y ago
If you're working for defense or weapons contracts you're supporting the industry that has kept us in the Middle East for almost two decades. I agree that it's often a moral grey zone but in this case it's pretty clear.
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by peruvian 6y ago
The current situation isn't a good barometer for WFH for two reasons: - Companies that previously laughed at the idea of WFH were forced to implement it without much time to prepare. Their technology, culture, and processes are bad. -
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by peruvian 6y ago
Not in my experience. I'm not saying disappear from work for 3 hours to clean the whole house. When I'm in the office, I often take breaks - 20-30 mins. Sometimes a longer walk during lunch time. I'm simply doing the same her
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by peruvian 6y ago
Commuting is the big time saver, but you can also do chores you'd relegate to the weekend or after work while WFH. Not always of course, but chores like a quick grocery trip, laundry, cleaning, errands in your immediate neighborhood no
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by peruvian 6y ago
> tech hubs concentrate men When people have this issue I always recommend NYC. I know it's not the easiest city to live in, even with a tech salary, but at least the gender imbalance is not a problem at all.
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by peruvian 6y ago
Basecamp hires once every other year and they get thousands of applications for one position, so it's not really a good suggestion.
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by peruvian 6y ago
I really like Elixir and Phoenix. I just wish I had more reasons to use them!
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by peruvian 6y ago
Isn't this the case because the Spotify podcast player... is a podcast player? It reads RSS feed like any other player, so it has "all" podcasts in a non-exclusive manner. This is exactly what people are lamenting in this thr
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by peruvian 6y ago
Guessing this is the beginning of the end of podcasting being an open medium backed by RSS, at least for "big" shows.
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by peruvian 6y ago
This website was started by a venture capitalist firm and its original name was "Startup News". The user base certainly reflects that.
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by peruvian 7y ago
Don't play FPS much any more but HL1 (and Deathmatch) had a big impact on me as a child in terms of what video games could do for story telling and immersion. I hope younger people give it a shot.
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by peruvian 7y ago
I could see Apple offering 2FA as a core feature, at least on iOS. In fact, Apple should redesign Keychain into a user friendly, 1Password-lite product with 2FA built-in (1Password offers this too) or as a separate app that works with Keych
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by peruvian 7y ago
Panic is a good example of a tech company that is (I think) not tied to the VC, unicorn wannabe, must dominate an industry or get a huge acquisition rat race most of us work for. They just make good products and make enough money to pay the
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by peruvian 7y ago
Not everyone wants to go live in another continent at 18, an expensive flight away, with no family or friends, different culture and perhaps different language? Plenty of reasons.
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by peruvian 7y ago
A lot of programmers don’t want to be on IRC and prefer Slack or Discord. Simple as that.
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by peruvian 7y ago
Probably because Pete Buttigieg used to work there.
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by peruvian 7y ago
Go and React (re-learning, haven't dome frontend in a few years). Definitely a career-focused choice, but not unhappy or dreading it.
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by peruvian 7y ago
It's definitely older than that. I distinctively remember posting it in ~2010 if not before.
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by peruvian 7y ago
How about this - I can't focus with office noise but I can focus while listening to podcasts. Makes no sense!
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by peruvian 7y ago
Seems like you're projecting or even self-hating. > For some reason for men its OK because all they do is work, but for women I'd rather my daughters have more human contact and nicer environment Also what does this even mean?
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by peruvian 7y ago
Check their username.
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by peruvian 7y ago
That's twice the US household average even in big cities. Most workers will never make $100k.
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by peruvian 7y ago
> This shouldn't be a numbers game This is almost exactly how it is in real life though. The more people you approach for a date -> the more chances you might have. And forget actual dating apps - people are using regular social
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by peruvian 7y ago
> What I'm saying is a might as well have dated random people for a year, it would have been the same result. The dating sites sell you on 'matching.' Dating apps sell you on showing you more people you otherwise would nev
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by peruvian 7y ago
Keynote is still great, Pages is all right, and Number isn't fit for professional work. And none of them have been updated or received much work.
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by peruvian 7y ago
Seems like it worked? Most people don't find anyone to be in an actual relationship with.
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by peruvian 7y ago
My problem is I like coding but can’t come up with projects I’m interested in. Everything that comes up exists or can be solved in a much simpler way (often a spreadsheet or an Apple note) that requires no software.
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by peruvian 7y ago
I’m the person you replied to - I’m a big film fan but I have the same “issue”. The only time I can get immersed is at a movie theater and even then it’s rare (last time I was immersed it was with Parasite). But again, I enjoy the film and
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by peruvian 7y ago
This is off-topic, but I have never experienced the "flow" you mention but I've had a decent career so far. I'm not the best or anything but I've done well in terms of promotions or projects shipped. I've never

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