thirdtruck

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by thirdtruck 2y ago
Or a Georgian.
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by thirdtruck 2y ago
Much more furry art.
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by thirdtruck 2y ago
This is why we need regular government inspections that will make such disclosures inevitable. It's kind of insane that we don't already have an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) of citizen data management.
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by thirdtruck 2y ago
Oh stars no. Xe heart skips a beat every time a driver goes right back the stop sign and the white line, especially when they practically put their nose in the traffic lane. We put far, far too many entrances and exits directly into traff
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by thirdtruck 2y ago
Only 10-15 over? Here in Connecticut it's common to have someone pass you on the right at 20-25 over the limit (putting them at an absolute speed of 85-90 MPH). Tailgating is constant. Xe can't wait to move back to NYC where the d
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by thirdtruck 3y ago
That's the EU price, right? They're $27 in the US: https://pine64.com/product-category/pinetime-smartwatch/ .
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by thirdtruck 3y ago
Speaking from first-hand experience, the positive and negative experiences aren't mutually exclusive. I might be a college-educated autodidact who made an entire career out of self-taught tech skills but that was despite a parent tryin
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by thirdtruck 9y ago
Location: Brooklyn, New York Remote: Yes (preferred) Willing to relocate: Highly conditional Technologies: Ruby, JavaScript, Python, HTML/CSS, Node.js, Rails, SQL Résumé/CV: http://www.jcholder.com/resume/resu
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
With the long-standing understanding that commercial speech is not protected to the same degree as non-commercial speech.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Thanks! I'm being sincere, at least.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
That's the classic mistake! Make the game now, but at a sustainable pace, and then release it after things improve. If you wait until things look good again, then you've already missed the chance to get in on the new ground floor.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
I can understand where they're coming from but, for the life of me, I can't recall the last time I needed to restore such code after a long gap. If the code's that interesting, they can either leave it on a feature branch or
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
If I hadn't started my new job just this week, I'd ask if you were hiring.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Seconding. I found it an invaluable read, as well. It dispels quite a few invisible myths.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Speaking as an older Millenial (by some measures), I'm fairly confident that "relatively happy socialites" has never been more than just a self-justifying projection by older generations. Perhaps our poor situation is just so
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
This. Happened with my most recent round of interviews. I took an initial stab at one assignment, moved onto other opportunities, and landed an offer before getting back to the project work. At least the take-home work I did perform in my s
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
I just wish we'd learn to appreciate this in the software/startup world and stop expecting people to come up with code/answers as quickly as possible. This is exactly why whiteboard coding is so bad of an interview metric.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
You say that, but I've received offer letters where I was expected to keep my salary secret. Companies are demonstrably interested in suppressing such information.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Good to know before I reserve time in one. Thanks.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Are these useful to someone with tinnitus, or does the ringing render them intolerable?
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
$30k might not sound like a lot, until it's your parents that are asking you for financial help and not the other way around. And that's before adding in the psychological "tax" of worrying about them. I'm not even
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Working on a client-side robots.txt validator for a client (nothing public yet). Still editing the final draft of the novel from my Kickstarter ( http://planetoz.net/kickstarter ). Finally created a new personal landing page
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
You might also like Shadowfist ( http://shadowfist.com ), a card game that used to have the Purists, a playable faction powered by esoteric, math-centric magic.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Given the target commenter user base, I don't see that being an issue. ;)
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
What about Markov chain reconstructions of their own comments?
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
I would love to apprentice someone at my next job but please, theoretical future employer, leave me time and energy enough to actually train them.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Thank you for creating itch.io! I already have one game jam submission up there and look forward to putting up more titles.
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Seconding this. I went from "HTML Programmer" to "Lead Software Engineer" (however briefly) in less than three years by changing jobs three times. It wasn't always a voluntary change, but the title improved with eac
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
I feel your pain. Job expectations for front-end work (and, no doubt, other tech areas) have grown terribly incoherent. It seems like a lot of companies expect new hires to train themselves into unicorns on their current employer's tim
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by thirdtruck 11y ago
Thanks. I was very much in need of this, especially with so many companies expecting React expertise of new hires these days.

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