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by siquick 7y ago
I'm glad all the great artists, musicians, writers, theorists, scientists, teachers, and inventors throughout history didn't read this post.
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by siquick 7y ago
>> In a text box if I misspell a word, such as impaitant, I cannot go to the middle of that word and delete 'ti' and replace with 'it'. If you hold your finger on the textbox it should turn into a cursor which you
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by siquick 7y ago
Join local startup groups - Meetup, Facebook, Slack...and just check these daily and you'll soon come across a company who needs help.
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by siquick 7y ago
> Under the direction of Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, the unit's first priority will be inquiring into the tech companies' advertising technology and algorithms. This seems like a weird thing to focus on. What exactly are they lo
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by siquick 7y ago
What does the GDP matter?
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by siquick 7y ago
In Australia where I live, selling goods online outside the likes of eBay and normal ecommerce has become a generally painful experience. Facebook marketplace (and Gumtree to a lesser degree) have given the buyer this weird desire to lowbal
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by siquick 7y ago
I will never complain about Sydney's ~$10.5AUD/~$7USD pints (568ml) again.
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by siquick 7y ago
>> The Peltor X5A Ear Muff offers the best 37 dB attenuation for use against extremely high noise environments where double protection is required This seems like a drastic measure - do you require complete silence or is your workplac
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by siquick 7y ago
> I just can't get anything other than these stupid bug fixing / feature adding roles. As I get older it'll continue to get more out of balance. It sounds like you've made your mind up about exiting but for others, w
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Expedia stock drops nearly 30% due to Google SEO changes(marketwatch.com)
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Auckland, a super city struggling with its own success(theguardian.com)
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by siquick 7y ago
What’s the benefit of using this over just using a small framework like Flask/Express with a Postgres lib?
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by siquick 7y ago
This is now part of MacOS since Catalina - called Sidebar, and it works perfectly.
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by siquick 7y ago
The real world is still very much using Docker. Infact a few companies I've interviewed with this year aren't even using any kind of container setup and they're doing just fine and making money. This kind of article just adds
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I just bought an iPad today solely for Sidecar. As a remote dev who doesn't want to lug a monitor around, its an absolute diamond of a feature.
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by siquick 7y ago
And you get to use Vuex which is a joy compared to Redux.
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by siquick 7y ago
Also a big fan of Nuxt. The way it takes care of potentially tricky tasks like SSR and code splitting is a joy. The only thing I've had difficulties with is getting the Lighthouse speed rating above 50.
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by siquick 7y ago
My experience is very different. Started on plain PHP/MySQL, moved to Python/Django, started on Vue, moved to React and Node for one job, did some Angular at another job, learnt some devops at all of them. The best (and sometimes
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by siquick 7y ago
I'd recommend the complete opposite - don't wear headphones for the first few weeks. The micro interactions that you get in the work place can make or break your relationships with your new colleagues.
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by siquick 7y ago
Fully agreed with this. In the early to mid 00's I was a heavy user of electronic music forums, everyday I was learning about new artists/releases/labels and there were hundreds of active users discussing new music on most of
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by siquick 7y ago
Start Small, Stay Small - by Rob Walling and Mike Taber "Great how-to guide about being a micropreneur: an entrepreneur running many small but profitable businesses." Here's a Sivers summary of the book https://siv
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by siquick 7y ago
Based upon the first few posts, this probably isn't a great idea.
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What are people doing that require such high-powered desktops?
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by siquick 7y ago
Based upon recent events the American system is really not one we want to be taking tips from. What Johnson did was unlawful and this is exactly what the high court should be for.
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by siquick 7y ago
Foregoing your retirement to make wealthy shareholders wealthier is not useful work. Community work is where "bored" retirees would be better off putting their focus.
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by siquick 7y ago
OP may have other skills that they are now complimenting with coding knowledge. Specific domain knowledge, outstanding interpersonal skills and customer empathy, design/UX/sales etc - these will likely be far more valuable than CS
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by siquick 7y ago
Most dev jobs in my experience rarely need much CS knowledge past data structures and the odd basic algorithm. This may be different outside of the top tier companies but they makes up a small part of the working world. Being a good person
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Nintendo Switch?
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by siquick 7y ago
Have a look at Sails.js. While not perfect, its highly influenced by Rails https://sailsjs.com/
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by siquick 7y ago
None of that matters if employees aren't getting paid.

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