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by suff 8y ago
Artists care (actually DOING, not claiming) about creating a body of work, and this person cares only about herself. The author is a hedonist, not an artist. Important difference.
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by suff 8y ago
LOL. What a brilliant headline! Reading immediately. edit: The article content became very serious. Not your average FB banter
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by suff 8y ago
When you are busy, take at least minimal time to journal. It feels creative and will give you a chance to capture the creative ideas you will surely forget. That way you have a list of interesting things when you have free time.
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by suff 8y ago
I wonder if they fear higher liquidity in cryptos leading to lower liquidity in bonds.
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by suff 8y ago
The phrase, "cleanest shirt in the laundry basket" comes to mind. Relatively speaking, the US is in a much better place than others, even if it isn't perfect.
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by suff 8y ago
The country that banned banks from buying crypto is about to go bust. Cause or effect?
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by suff 8y ago
Obviously written by a non-expert. Half of the claims here are false and he only references other blogs. OWASP is nowhere to be found.
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by suff 8y ago
Management is just a different kind of screen. Still 90% screen time. Consider field engineering (oil field, etc) or field sales. Or switch to a physical job.
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by suff 8y ago
The truth is that Excel is an ODBC compatible data source, and can be scripted to run SQL queries against itself... but you didn't hear that from me.
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by suff 8y ago
Removed it a year ago and have no regrets. There are much better alternatives.
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by suff 8y ago
... and using adverbs wrong as well. YSWIDT?
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by suff 8y ago
Probably because the estimated danger zone is too big and 95% is safe. Add the risk of looting if you leave. Bam. Saved you 10 minutes of your life. You are welcome.
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by suff 8y ago
Large consulting firms do not have those drawbacks.
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by suff 8y ago
The Cuckoo's Egg true story
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by suff 8y ago
You can if your loggung structure is uniform, and includes a correlation ID. This happens every day... pretty simple actually.
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by suff 8y ago
yup.
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by suff 8y ago
So. Many. Drugs.
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by suff 8y ago
I agree. There is a diminishing return on service reliability as you approach 'free', and at some point, you finally pay $9.78/mo and survive anyway.
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by suff 8y ago
I've never heard anyone in the tech industry say that.
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by suff 8y ago
A full stack developer is what turns into an Architect. If you cannot build, operate, tune and debug the full stack, at scale, you are not an architect.
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by suff 8y ago
You need to know a minimum of 7 (seven) languages, not just one.
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by suff 8y ago
From what I can tell, just looking at some of the folks the site has raised money for, I see a lot of anti-jewish memes and other nazi related content. Yeah, sorry buddy. No one wants your site to survive. Maybe try not spreading hate speec
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by suff 8y ago
They need cloud certifications. They should see this as a fabulous opportunity to get paid to do cloud training, hands-on work. If you become a cloud architect or a cloud security expert, whether it is at your company or somewhere else, the
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by suff 8y ago
morons.
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by suff 8y ago
... says the failing NY Times
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by suff 8y ago
"They'll hail you, then nail you, no matter who you are"
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by suff 8y ago
Since the average lifetime of a console is now 10+ years with few recent changes in hardware, and a gigabit wifi infrastructure 20 years out, sure... 2 generations might be about right.
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by suff 8y ago
only buy it if you don't know how to install any software other than Mac applications and you're happy overpaying on hardware by 200%. Good luck in your quest.
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by suff 8y ago
You are as much a developer as someone changing an air filter is a car mechanic.
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by suff 8y ago
No. C# and many others are ECMA languages too.

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