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   by rnewme 2y ago

   Sounds like amazing project. Have you considered teaming up with someone from other parts of Europe? BTW checkout https://github.com/codegen-sh/codegen-sdk
2. 92.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   Sorry to off topic further but I also have a question - how do you deal with recruiters? As a consultant I get grilled and rejected if I ever have overlapping projects or anything that even remotely looks like more than 40h a week. They&#x2
3. 93.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   Always awesome to see new freecad devs chiming in. Thank you for your efforts, I bet a lot of people are reading your comments and nodding in approval, waiting for freecad to enter its heyday.
4. 94.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   I don't find it a reasonable take, it's like saying stackoverflow.com is taking developer jobs by making it easy to code, we better develop new stackoverflow.com
5. 95.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   Thus might be a false memory, but didn't authors blog used to have a post on game development topic?
6. 96.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   https://xkcd.com/2347/
7. 97.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   Don't forget that for certain jobs cost of repair might be more than buying new one, that for a lot of jobs you'll get horrible service and will spend double time and money to get things done again properly etc.
8. 98.▲
   by rnewme 2y ago

   Thinking simonw is stealing your comment is comedy moment of the day
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   by rnewme 2y ago

   I think it's more about working on a problem you spotted instead of endlessly reading, hoarding info, literature etc.
10. 100.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    As someone who spent 2 years working on server emulator for Disney murdered game - ef Disney. I wonder, are there any VR Studio employees reading HN today, or perhaps rdb? If yes, hi!
11. 101.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    This is a very cool read, thanks
12. 102.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    Most of places that sell you new oil will gladly take your old one.
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    Prepare everything you need for the next day. Have clear actionable steps. What can't be finished in the work session gets discarded and broken down into simpler things for next work session. In few weeks you will get _very_ good at pr
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    - Wake up around 10am, quick breakfast that wife prepared. - Play with the kiddo and help wife around the house. - Leave for work anywhere between 1 and 4 pm. - 15-30min commute, audio book or just thinking time since I'm
15. 105.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    When I was deciding whenever to keep the kid or not when my girlfriend got pregnant I realized that all the things I couldn't do with kid I wasn't doing anyway, because I wasn't motivated and focused, and ironically, later wh
16. 106.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    Helpful advice >:D
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    I think it's not necessarily the kids per se, but rather level of maturity, age, or even general type of personality and inclinations. There's not much space to have kids and start a family, and also dwell on worlds problems etc.
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    Another father here. Personally, when I leave comments like op did here, I'm not complaining how hard it is for me, but it's rather a reflection on the vastly different lifestyle you get once you get kiddos. The change of prioriti
19. 109.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    epicaricacy being more or less the English equivalent btw
20. 110.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    I perhaps didn't express my point clear enough. If you're developing net framework, ios or android sdk itself, you're trying to be consistent and well structured, and you'll probably mostly work in one part of the code b
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    Of course, but there is a difference between programing using sdk/library/api and some glue, and actually engineering some self standing solution, and everything in between that. I belive blind programer wouldn't fare well in
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    This might be a stupid question, but isn't Switzerland known for its countless hidden bunkers and defense positions? Doesn't mapping and publicly exposing basically the whole country only bring negatives and nothing positive?
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    I'm not very good with words so I can only hope the reader will be able to understand that things are not black and white, but that its a spectrum that depends on countless factors, cultural, societal and other.
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    Definitely. It's a perfect mix of factors to enable dark sides of our personas. I belive everyone has certain level of near sociopathic perverse curiosity, and certain amount of need to push the limits, if there are no consequences for
25. 115.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    That's the risk of being in a society in general, it's just that we interact with people outside way less now. If one doesn't like it, they can always be a hermit.
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    Now that's something I haven't thought about for almost 15 years, but have some nice and vivid memories about. Cool!
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    You'll be disappointed when you move over to vastly more powerful machine and performance improvement is neglible
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    It's for the cv and getting hired through the tech stack. Most hope to become next fastapi
29. 119.▲
    by rnewme 2y ago

    What are the regulations about exactly?
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    by rnewme 2y ago

    I would personally rather rebrand as competing service under better name and copy