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   by some_furry 12y ago

   > Alternatively, can you open up to your friends about your lack of relationship experience? Can they help you get acquainted with anyone that might be a potential match for you? They're aware about it, and there's not much tha
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   > Confidence leads to increased success, so your self doubt might be keeping you from even greater job opportunities (meaning more money and probably more fun). Yeah, I worry about that sometimes. > But HN and other online communities
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   You said "absolutely no reason" and I gave you an edge case that invalidates your statement. Maybe "generally no reason" would be better?
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   > Currently there is absolutely no reason to use Gitlab. http://techcrunch.com/2014/12/05/to-get-off-russias-blacklis... Since you used the words, "absolutely no reason", here's a counterpoi
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   Ask HN: Eliminating Impostor Syndrome?

   11 points by some_furry 12y ago|13 comments
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   > Gitlab is not a place for open source projects. What reasons do you have to you believe this statement? I'm curious. > The projects with the most stars on gitlab s gitlab itself with 221 stars right now. Even the smallest nodej
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   I love that service workers require HTTPS. :3
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   I second this motion. GitLab is amazing. It's open source and easy to deploy on your own hardware so you don't need to trust another provider. Github is really great for the social experience, but I've been debating switching
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   by some_furry 12y ago

   Every time I tried to license a project under GPL (e.g. my FurBB project), I received backlash from the community. I've therefore been using WTFPL licensing for everything.
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    by some_furry 12y ago

    I mostly write raw SQL for everything, but I'm a bit privileged in that I have years of DBA experience.
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    by some_furry 12y ago

    Oh, you might be right. I must have misread it then.
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    by some_furry 12y ago

    If they're waiting until the summer to publish the preliminary results, this means they probably found some exploitable bugs. This is an exciting development.
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    by some_furry 12y ago

    > I think the difference there that goth is a subculture, while tech and software development is a job. To you, it's a job. To me, it's one of my many hobbies that I enjoy doing. It just turns out that there's more demand
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    by some_furry 12y ago

    I'm a weird nerd because: - I love furry conventions - I love Renaissance Fairs - I used to (and still would enjoy) D&D and LARPing - I spent more time learning about programming and application security than I
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    Ask HN: What makes you a “weird nerd”?

    2 points by some_furry 12y ago|2 comments