shouldbworking

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by shouldbworking 9y ago
I find this brutal honestly hilarious
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
I too have a 750 from 2009, overclocked to 3.5 GHz since the day I bought it. Still benches about half the score as brand new ~$200 CPUs. I'll probably get one of these new fangled AMD raisens so I can have USB 3.0 and onboard LAN.
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
To me it doesn't matter that typescript replaces js because TS is forwards and backwards compatible, something nobody else is really attempting. typescript (unlike Babel) is designed to output JavaScript that's as close as possibl
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
VSCode and Typescript are stellar. In the case of Typescript, possibly industry-changing long term. However, the .NET stack still suffers greatly from what you mentioned. The Microsoft world is like the Oracle world, you either use their st
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
Social security pushes back retirement ages continually. Not an extra year at year 19 of 20, but tacking on 5-10% to everyone's remaining time is reasonable and the govt does it all the time for other entitlements. I fail to see how so
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
The most recent proposal I find reasonable. Keeping currently funded benefits but no guarantee on ones that haven't been given yet. The government keeps raising my minimum social security retirement age, but since I'm far from it
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
Closure compiler understands how the code runs, whereas those other tools only understand how its parsed. Closure compiler is really awesome but never fully caught on outside of Google because it doesn't let you use some features of JS
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
To add to my own comment after seeing a lot of others.... Big companies won't screw you if you have a solid contract. No contract, no work. Fight hard for NET30 and stop working the day the bill is late. We never got fucked by a single
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
The problem is not having large customers. Large customers are great, the biggest sign that you've actually made it. Large customers have deep pockets, it's like the business version of rich friends. They don't mind paying ex
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by shouldbworking 9y ago
It is daunting for sure. I stewed myself in the ecosystem last year by writing a couple open source libraries and fell in love with it. Java was the sexy language of the 90's, ironic because The best way I can describe it is the exact