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random_kris
5y ago
What about nft that represents a digital right? I think gaming NFTs are really nice. The blockchain with POW is not needed for this usecase, because I think the better usecase for blockchain here is having a common interface for different
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How is the performance on jetbrain IDE. I love webstorm & intellij but they are Soo slow compared to vscode for me. At first I liked them because they have lots of great functionalities out of the box, but vscode has caught up and just
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5y ago
Last time I interacted with sandstorm I saw that is not getting any updates? Is this still true ?
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5y ago
Nice. I am battling this problem the same way as you. I replaced reddit/fb with Hackernews / curated Twitter but I think it is slowly getting too toxic as well..
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5y ago
What to do to fix this?
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5y ago
To me java spring boot is a yes code platoform. There is library basically for anything you can think of. Out of the box you get all the batteries you need
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5y ago
This devil's lettuce... I quit daily 24/7 smoking 10 days ago after 6 years of constant smoke. I smoked on 2 occasions with friends since then and I liked it... It makes me calm but lazy and not wanting to socialize. When I'
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5y ago
Hey this little Voice of anxiety I get it to and weed alleviated this.. or so I think. In return it makes me lazy and if I smoke too much it makes it louder and it wants me to stop smoking weed Soo much. But on other hand if I have a stead
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5y ago
I agree with this on you. But subconsciously women that look nice and have their apperence on point have bigger effect on me than women with "regular" apperence.. so I might not comment on it but it is a difference
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Sure you might not notice it. But 80% of others notice and comment on it. They don't expirence anything directly, but through time they get better treatment versus their non makeup wearing counterparts. Source? My office expirence, als
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For me it cascaded to smoking daily and doing 0 health related activities. I could still code tho..
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I've been smoking daily for past 5 years, it cascaded into smoking from morning until I fall asleep. Decided to stop on my 25th birthday 3 days ago. It's really hard and even though I love this devil's lettuce I wish I never
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5y ago
Writing code with pedantic frame makes you ship slower which makes bug discovery slower
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5y ago
Well.. we have commit messages for this
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5y ago
Yeah this happens for me as well. I can feel the high of being productive but now as I gained expirience I also feel the dread of next day being almost like hungover
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5y ago
Do you think there is a time and place where it is more sensible to just go by trial and error. For example when I am interacting with a codebase for the first time and I want to implement something I just keep bashing and throwing shit at
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5y ago
I am one of those devs that is always compiling and checking if their program is working. I am mainly working with java and still doing this. Less so than when working with JavaScript. But please teach me your ways hahha
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??? I must have totally damaged ears. I always clean them like this
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5y ago
I also was quite sick with covid like symptoms in Europe a month before first official case was announced. Coincidentally I was traveling at a conference a week before getting sick.
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Good points thanks for clarification. My general approach is to treat libraries as black boxes untill they I need more from them or they behave weirdly... Then I try to understand them. I've been lucky that the area that I am workin
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But isn't using a library generally better idea than to roll your own stuff ? At least that is my approach to programming.
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What about OPA? Open-policy-agent
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At my workplace we are using OPA that the op writes about in the post
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You have any of this on github?
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Hmmm for someone reading hacker news, participating in this thread and claiming that they hold crypto this shouldlnt be hard to understand by doing 10 minutes of research. Instead you decided to use that time for commenting and complaining
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Well I find this really good. Maybe because I am younger and used to multitasking. But before pandemic just sitting in person meetings and trying to focus for 2 hours to not let my mind wander was really exhausting. Not since everything is
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I am looking for specific resources. I probably cannot just say I will learn rust while others get java certs. But if I show them some option to get rust certification then they would agree. Thanks for pointers anyway!
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I agree on points you gave.
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Ask HN: What to learn as a back end developer
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Lots of documentation is written by and for people writing it and not for someone who just arrived at the company. And then you expect some junior dev to just understand everything without asking. A culture where people are afraid of asking
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