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by wolco 6y ago
Memory can be foggy but the most useful were hosted on university pages or random folders off a random domains or you get a subdomain. I picked the username 'search' which gave me search.batcave.net which worked great until one d
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by wolco 6y ago
Yes it's like stealing a credit card number or generating one. Can someone steal your password?
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by wolco 6y ago
Agreed. Facebook brekup doesn't make sense nor a google. Amazon has two different businesses.
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by wolco 6y ago
Why not let the free market decide.
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by wolco 6y ago
By far the strangest comment. The first comment sums it up well.
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by wolco 6y ago
The growth of gifs? Did gifs ever leave critical mass?
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by wolco 6y ago
So you pick less complex stuff and look good and get promoted. Or you do more complex stuff. No one else will want to do that so you become an expert in certain area and are above the leaderboard in a way. You answer to no one. Or you get
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by wolco 6y ago
You store the entire universe or whatever reporting requirement demand. You define the database structure based on the requirements of your business logic. The frontend requirements can help define what api's are required but if you t
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by wolco 6y ago
Ruby is slower than php. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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by wolco 6y ago
"What is the benefit of assuming things about other people whom you do not know?" It forces those with troubled egos to share. There is nothing more certain in life than telling someone they haven't had it hard enough to bri
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by wolco 6y ago
Youtube channel.
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by wolco 6y ago
Hard to travel 2000 miles on foot without eating. Or land that first job without proper clothes. Either you had support or after you found that suitcase full of money things were probably easier.
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by wolco 6y ago
Not a big surprise. In the simple world of white privilege white people have an advantage and black people are disadvantaged from birth. Policies must balance this out. In the real world life people don't fit into these simple boxes.
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by wolco 6y ago
It is not open source in any sense. You can see it so that part is shared but if you try to use it you fall under a very different licease. If you try to modify and sell you can't. Modify and use you must pay. Use you must pay. Bait
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by wolco 6y ago
Graphql. Managed databases. A new beginning with Postgres for some. Postgres is not new. It was part of my stack 10 years ago. So many new people have moved to postgres it has become hot.
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by wolco 6y ago
By living at home, I mean supported by parents. Basic needs are met automatically
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by wolco 6y ago
The one supporting a family. The one who has bills. Someone who likes to eat. Do you live at home still?
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by wolco 6y ago
wireshark
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by wolco 6y ago
That was back in the day you trained and educated employees (to save money and built loyality). Back when they offered a living wage a single person could raise a family with. What happened? Free trade. Cheap goods from other countries gu
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by wolco 6y ago
Have you seen your local software? It is rarely about making great software.. good enough. Open source tries to make great software. Does the best job.
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by wolco 6y ago
A time share is a neat idea. Similiar tech companies would have closely related technology needs.
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by wolco 6y ago
I'm still a MongoDB cerificated developer. The popularity has dropped as with the amount of positions available. There may come a time when this applies to Go.
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by wolco 6y ago
Go can easily within a year fade away to be replaced with something else. Remember MongoDB?
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by wolco 6y ago
Why keep the expensive office in your case?
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by wolco 6y ago
Anyone fired would have an easy case to win. If it came to that generous packages will be offered.
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by wolco 6y ago
This is sad. What's a better platform?
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by wolco 6y ago
I have one. It doesn't rank after 15 years.
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by wolco 6y ago
The problem with that approach is you get less broad based experience and limit your circle.
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by wolco 6y ago
I found this to be true depending on job source. Local positions depending on the match can be 8 / 10. Remote roles in other countries. Indeed 1 in 25. Stackoverflow 1 in 100. Angelist 2 in 10 (best 10) then 1 in 25.
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by wolco 6y ago
Plus he backs it up with speaking. It's narrow and credible enough that it works. It doesn't work with a thin resume.

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