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ArcMex
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About ArcMex
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Comment #40229354
SEEKING WORK | Lusaka, ZM UTC +2 | REMOTE ONLY Cybersecurity - SOC, Incident Response, GRC 11 years experience. [bssgn1272][at][gmail][dot][com]
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Comment #40154571
Books, generally speaking, have changed my life for the better. I curate my reading list and only mindfully read what is beneficial to me. The more I practiced mindful reading, the…
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Comment #40091881
For the last couple of years, I've only had these directories: dev, test and prod. Whatever I am working on or learning goes in dev, whatever is ready for testing or experimentatio…
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Comment #40084919
Gave it the prompt "novel idea" and of course I meant this[0] just to see what would happen. My expectation was that it would seek clarification. Instead, it proceeded to give me p…
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Comment #40004078
Plausible and gave me a good chuckle. Thanks.
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Comment #39642334
In my interactions with Marijn, he’s been very responsive. I’m happy to see this release and wish him continued success. I learned JS from the second edition. Incredible resource.
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Comment #37352532
SEEKING WORK | Zambia | Remote Java, Python $50/day
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Comment #37014725
Sad news. I am grateful for Vim and for Moolenaar. Deepest condolences to family, friends and the community.
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Comment #36829191
I particularly enjoyed this quote >“The main thing is finding something that you enjoy doing, that preferably doesn’t harm others, and that tests whatever aptitude one has, that te…
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Comment #36383414
This saddened me. Best of luck, truly.
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Comment #36299329
I maintain physical and digital notes on my coding. Since I review them frequently, I find them helpful. The notes help me track progress or try out new ideas. Sometimes the very a…
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Comment #36161845
Location: Zambia, Africa. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Java, PHP, Elixir, Shell, SQL. Résumé/CV: (please email me) Email: bssgn1272[@]gma…
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Comment #36067600
I still reference it.
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Comment #36028253
>Are there younger engineers, new to the career, for whom programming is not merely a job but something they can imagine doing in their spare time? Yes, absolutely!
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Comment #35680211
It sounds like you would find benefit from Linux Mint[0]. I recommend using it for a few days and seeing if it fits your workflow. 0 https://linuxmint.com/
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Comment #35529150
Highly agree on tactile experience. I have Zebra Blen 0.7 and 0.5 for everyday use and they are much better than my BIC pens to me.
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Comment #35501752
I would brush up as I go because the motivation would be this book itself.
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Comment #35431019
Location: Lusaka, ZM. Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AWS | Django | React | PostgreSQL | Git | Figma LinkedIn: [0] Email: danny [at] arcariusmexen [dot] com 8+ y…
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Comment #34969503
Hm, I would not call this 'The Lone Developer Problem' but maybe 'Future Comprehension Anomaly' wherein an author today understand their rationale for a design implementation but m…
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Comment #34831973
Before I knew that there was an actual term for it[0], I would get a blank piece of paper, pretend I was an esteemed professor teaching whatever it was I was trying to accomplish. …
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Comment #34771681
I have been looking for something like this for a while. So, thanks for sharing.
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Comment #34674447
Dell Optiplex 3020 w/ i5 but running FreeBSD to build prototypes. Runs alright. I have used OpenBSD on a Pentium box for similar projects before and the support was good too. So *B…
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Comment #34646173
Thank you for sharing!
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Comment #34646074
I recently picked up Starting Point and Turning Point. I would recommend them to anyone interested in learning more about this topic.