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COM2323
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Comment #39525460
In my country a lot of people in IT are contractors (not employees) and sometimes these contracts are wild (like not working on anything else during that time and stuff like that).…
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Comment #39347328
Maybe it just depends where you live or how you use internet/social media? For me it's actually much easier. As an introvert I don't really like approaching random people "on the s…
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Comment #37914508
It probably depends on music genre, but Bandcamp hosts a ton of music that's not available anywhere else. Spotify is great for popular music, but a lot of small/niche artists have …
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Comment #36233095
Probably someone manipulating with formulas with VBA and improperly using FormulaLocal property. Formulas are stored in language neutral way and it shouldn't be a problem under nor…
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Comment #33148870
> In all cases, the Docker daemon is running under Linux. The Mac and Windows versions are merely bundling up a Linux VM containing Docker with a frontend that's as transparent as …
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Comment #31302931
> I genuinely believe many people who prefer working in an office versus at home have unfulfilling social lives or bad home lives. Feels like you are mixing a lot of stuff together…
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Comment #31236345
Not to mention that some new CS students are already "heavily invested" in the field and spend a lot of time during their youth around computers. All members of my dev team have be…
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Comment #31233602
Both wireless headphones and laptops have downsides that you pay for the convenience of portability/ease of use. Sometimes it's worth it, sometimes it's not. I use laptop only when…
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Comment #30059023
Contabo has €5 VPS with 4 cores, 8 GB RAM and 200GB SSD. The one I have runs multiple Valhaim servers that are constanly hammering the CPU, some .NET webs etc. and it's fine.
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Comment #29234752
In the end isn't the biggest difference the knowledge and experiences we have gathered over the years? I have no problem writing C# code on Raspberry Pi using terminal and simple n…
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Comment #29230382
What is the exact opposite then? What is "fun" these days? :) Am I boring? :) I have done a lot of stuff in a lot of languages/frameworks, from electronics to desktop applications …
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Comment #28746877
Dying? We have one decent ARM CPU that is limited to specific locked down platform/manufacturer. I believe that "x86 is dying" when the situation is reversed.