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raarts
8y ago
Some notes. 'eavesdropping' means listening in on a conversation without participating, and without consent of the participants. That was not the case here, this case involved recording a conversation which the boy participated in
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raarts
8y ago
Seconded. The only keyboard that could withstand my typing. And because of this thread, I learned they are currently being sold though Unicomp! Now considering buying one.
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8y ago
PM me.
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8y ago
Let me ask you another question: are you all equally capable and productive? Producing the same value for the company, given putting in the same hours? I bet you aren't. How to compensate for that? Also working more than 8 hours a day
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raarts
8y ago
Find a mentor. Sometime with more experience often can give you insights that are valuable and helpful. Or your thoughts will just keep running around in circles and you won't get any further.
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8y ago
The pain point is multi faceted: - the interview questions are invariably things that have already been solved and abstracted away. - as an experienced programmer it's not your job to solve problems like that. The work you do is more c
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raarts
8y ago
> meat, once a week or so, two or three stakes. You say people should eat two or three steaks on one day or even in one meal?? > six giant salads a day Seems a lot? > drop the deuce five times a day Five times a day??? > age in
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8y ago
> every time I see a site that was reimplemented in react, it looks worse to me _That_ is an observation. You stated a fact, which you derived from your observations.
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8y ago
Why don't you put a link to your resume in your profile? Now you got people reading...
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8y ago
From your resume you don't seem to be one who is having trouble being hired.
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8y ago
I can see why this bubbles up in your mind, but it's not really comparable.
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8y ago
I started using Linux in 93. Why not BSD? Linux was user friendlier at the time. Really. I installed BSD as well but out of the box my up arrow did not even give me my previous commands. Also Slackware was easier to install, gave more guid
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8y ago
Fruits are the sweets of nature. Don't eat too much of them.
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8y ago
Even WSJ journalists don't ask the right questions. They should have asked the AT&T spokesman: "how come AT&T can not protect us where every telecom provider in Europe can?" USA: 5 billion spam calls/year, EU: cl
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raarts
8y ago
Many people who are depressed are like that for a physical reason. This is often hereditary. You might need medication. Visit a professional to find out if this would help you. If only to help your children.
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8y ago
That's bull. Being an expert does not simply follow from attending a few CS classes and getting a degree. Coming out of college you know very little. The least thing my company can use is overinflated egos.
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8y ago
GitLab's CI. It's great.
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8y ago
Sounds a bit panicky. But try converting the population to vegans.. There are possible alternatives though, like this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultured_meat
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8y ago
Eagerly awaiting the day when there's a simple test available to detect psycho/sociopaths.
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8y ago
Thanks for this link. Aligns very much with my own experience.
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raarts
8y ago
Please tell me why?
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raarts
8y ago
Scaleway and Hetzner. Both are really cheap but still manage to give you a lot of power.
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8y ago
Macbook is still a no-brainer for me.
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8y ago
> Microsoft accounts are a train wreck. Now you put it like this, I realize I suffer from this too. The UX of having accounts in the Microsoft ecosystem sucks severely.
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8y ago
Don't know about GP but in a similar setup I use keycloak.
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8y ago
> speed has decreased a little Sounds like a concession to me The rest of the post is a rebuttal, not 'discounting'
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8y ago
"Do you want to help disrupt <........> ? Want to work with < blockchain, microservices, ML/AI>, and want to work 16 hours a day without or with little ownership? Join us, we are a young dynamic international team, fre
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8y ago
I've been an employer for a long time and would prefer a critical thinker over a fad-of-the-day lemming any day.
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8y ago
> resistance to constructive criticism Very curious where you detect that in GP?
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8y ago
If you are, so would you.
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