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by zepolen 5y ago
That's still O(doesn't matter).
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by zepolen 5y ago
It's not rude and uncalled for to point out a very valid point. Your comment on the other hand is completely rude and uncalled for as it gives zero value and the only thing we learn is that 'it hurt your feelings', probably b
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by zepolen 5y ago
> Wait, isn't that what daytime is for? Who would want to sit at a desk when the sun is out? I'd rather be outside. - Night: Wake up, work until the morning, others are asleep, no distractions. Work gets done a lot faster and y
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by zepolen 5y ago
Yes, god forbid you pay for a service you find valuable!
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by zepolen 5y ago
It could also post to an iframe
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by zepolen 5y ago
2 years experience @ 30 years old? That's a joke. There are people 10 years younger than you with that amount of experience who are happy to work 16 hour days for a mediocre wage. Sure they will mess up a lot, but so will you. Old peop
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by zepolen 5y ago
> don't excuse shit behavior on behalf of certain poor participants in the ecosystem Why not? You are excusing the incompetence of everyone affected by this.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Ironic that the easily available jobs for you would be illegal underground ones.
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by zepolen 5y ago
> Should everybody consuming every library fork it in case the author throws a tantrum? Yes you should always fork open source projects critical to your project that are not mirrored somewhere safe, you never know when they may be inadve
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by zepolen 5y ago
That analogy needs rephrasing, the OP built a sandcastle and left instructions on how to build it which 20,000 other people used to build (their own) sandcastles. Then the OP decided to make a new change for his own castle. "Draw a vul
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by zepolen 5y ago
Actually, most of the community no longer spends their time here, but of course you wouldn't know about that, you are not invited.
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by zepolen 5y ago
You should have been on the internet a couple decades ago, you'd have hated it (and we'd all have laughed at you.)
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by zepolen 5y ago
> it will change his workflow immensely and likely make him a much better developer Frankly the best developers I have met did not rely on debuggers, or logs for that matter. Using neither forces them to keep the program flow in their he
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by zepolen 5y ago
> There is a social contract in the world of open source. No there isn't. What there is however is the actual contract of the repo (MIT License): THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR I
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by zepolen 5y ago
You my friend need to experience a production heisenbug.
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by zepolen 5y ago
If you feel the need to make a post about it, you already know the answer. Get out.
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by zepolen 5y ago
You're new so I won't hold it against you. Aaron Swartz would have 100% approved of this.
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Lenovo announces an ultrawide laptop with an extra screen(arstechnica.com)
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by zepolen 5y ago
The easiest way to experience this is to remove 3 key caps from your keyboard eg. from T K and C. It will destroy your flow.
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by zepolen 5y ago
My biggest gripe is that medical associations are systematically favoring candidates who have years of free time to memorize arbitrary organ names. It makes me sad for the less privileged candidates who might be working a job while also try
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by zepolen 5y ago
> Tell me you never ran a large code base in production, without telling me. Your post does a good job of that.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Cars are terrible environments for electronics, the temperatures in there range from freezing to sweltering and you can be sure that the tiny gauge wire in most cheap usb cables will pay the price from the constant expansion/contractio
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by zepolen 5y ago
Just get the laptop, use it for work only. This is the best way forward. They are looking for their interests (minimize security breaches) and that's a perfectly understandable position and solution to the problem. In this day and age
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by zepolen 5y ago
Organizing billions of people is not a simple problem in either case.
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by zepolen 5y ago
As Carlin so eloquently put it, "The planet is fine. The people are fucked". Any way, it won't happen in a day, and as with any pandemic humans are great at finding solutions, (see covid). Sure some people will die along the
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by zepolen 5y ago
Yes we love the blockchain, we have added it to everything from distributed payroll to verifying build images on deploy.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Compared to cloud yes, but dedicated servers are cheaper than running colo, it takes a couple hardware failures to completely screw your budget up, in addition to the maintenance. Unless you have specific impossible to rent hardware needs,
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by zepolen 5y ago
They'd also cost half as much and allow you to upgrade disk and ram.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Right, and they can be picked up in a week or two by anyone who has any sort of senior level experience. Literally everything you described is not limited to JS and almost every dynamic language contains their own version of them. Not to me
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by zepolen 5y ago
> HTML and CSS (facility with selectors) Most senior backend engineers were generating this in the server response long before frontend frameworks were a thing. > JS syntax and semantics, common patterns and idioms, gotchas JS syntax

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