wheresmycraisin

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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
Charge more
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
If you're planning on working there for 10+ years and you are well treated, do glue work. Otherwise do flashy stuff. First, you can change jobs any time to make it someone else's problem, and second, it you can always blame the &q
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
Legacy app maintenance in an obscure tech stack is basically all that's out there
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
Random trivia: the creators of Doom made sure that they could complete each level starting only with a pistol and 50 rounds by doing it themselves.
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
Your audience isn't a billion people
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
And staying in school through college is a great way to be in debt for the rest of your life and regret having a useless degree.
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
I prefer a well tuned smoothing plane or a card scraper, personally.
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
CNC would not make much easier unless you were also doing inlays. For straight repeated cuts a table saw would be 100x faster.
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
Only very large commercial cutting board makers would be able to accommodate custom design orders from a tool like this. It would have to be extremely constrained in terms of the tools available to the ship (like the maximum capacity of san
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by wheresmycraisin 2y ago
I have 25 years of coding experience, built two successful businesses, and I have no idea what this thing is supposed to do.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
> I often see this repeated in online woodworking forums but my experience here has been different albeit limited to kanna blades from two makers. They are bedded at roughly 40 degrees (nothing to do with the metal, admittedly). Unless t
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
> Japanese saws are typically very thin, again requiring much less metal. This means that the saws cut on a pull stroke, rather than a push stroke like European saws. Since the saw is much more flexible this requires more skill. But you
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
If you only have one or two zoom calls per day, I suggest doing it in your car. It's likely quieter than anywhere in your house.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
How is that a response to "Not everything has be a Large Enterprise Application."? If I said "not everything has to be blue" would you reply "what's one thing that's blue?"?
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
> This is fun in to theory and in simple examples, but show me a big project that applies this and how it made a difference. Not everything has be a Large Enterprise Application.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
> Pandas is way more powerful Only if you 1) don't know SQL and 2) working with tiny datasets that are around 5% of your total RAM.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
Could you possibly be more elitist?
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
They are supposedly important for SEO. I say "supposedly" because everything in SEO is speculative voodoo and no one (aside from the Google search team?) knows if it actually matters.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
Can anyone ELI5 this? Is it basically an emulator?
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
Can we separate out the phrase "Consultant, freelancer or independent contractor"? It encompasses both experts with deep knowledge in some lucrative niche, as well as wordpress devs on upwork making $5/day. Not to mention &qu
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
Strange, the only thing I need to do to get everything I need these days for a new language is install the right LSP provider and point vim to it. It used to be much harder, now it's closer to trivial.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
They are Perl and no remote.
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
You can get a linkedin-ready picture of your self without having to give a presentation... just hop on stage before/after a talk , pose, and have someone take a picture. No one will be the wiser
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by wheresmycraisin 3y ago
We'd love to but the immigration policies are very unfriendly.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
What exactly is the problem? If you walk away after raising the additional funding (and luckily the current market logic still says companies with no profit can still be worth billions), you'll end up with a still-substantial part of t
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I always thought that was so the Tailwind developers could generate revenue.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
If they are anywhere except once at the very end of the function, then yes they are logically like GOTO's.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Exceptions are GOTO's. Sure, it's more likely to be safe in terms of memory/resource leaks, but in terms of program logic it is no different.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Isn't making a component library antithetical to the way Tailwind is meant to be used?
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I wish we had more insight into who these companies are actually laying off. Is Meta letting go of engineers? Data scientists? Pro* managers? Bus drivers? Content moderators?

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