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_dave

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About _dave

Professional keyboard hitter & resident code monkey.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #38987621

    Scheduling calls/interviews and then getting ghosted.

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    Comment #38495564

    Location: Atlanta, GA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Spring Boot, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Ember.js, Linux, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, PostgreSQL,…

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    Comment #36592658

    I got my start in programming from Lua in 2007 because I got into Roblox back in middle school. I'm surprised it's still kicking in 2023. I first had to take a "CS101"-style course…

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    Comment #36274854

    If it's improving, it sure isn't including me. It's been 14 months since getting laid off and all I'm getting are rejection e-mails, scams that say I got a position without any int…

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    Comment #34456039

    Because there's plenty of other types of parties that don't involve booze or loud music while still presenting an opportunity to start friendships or acquaintanceships. Sometimes t…

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    Comment #33446465

    They're not embracing, extending, and extinguishing everything for starters.

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    Comment #33302576

    They don't have to be funny. They just need to provoke thought in people like any other witty writ about the situation at hand.

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    Comment #33134893

    A couple of other underappreciated tools I've found in writing stuff are things that help with writers' block and determining what would happen. In my case, the Mythic Game Master …

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    Comment #32958776

    Check out Git[0]. Using a version control system is a critical skill in modern software development where you can check a "blame" report on a file's contents to see what last touch…

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    Comment #32379141

    A Framework laptop. The replaceable extension ports were a godsend at first but since my current configuration was found most effective (2 USB-C ports, 1 USB-A port, 1 HDMI port), …

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    Comment #32373775

    Probably the cubicle. It doesn't seem as lonely as the private office but gives enough privacy one can more easily have a meeting with the remote/out-of-office people, to pick your…

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    Comment #32346441

    And I thought I was unique in being sought out like this... They must be hurting pretty bad to be contacting anybody with a pulse about AWS roles.

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    Comment #32166122

    The AeroPress[0] really is a wonder and a half. The AeroPress Go (more portable) version is perfect for taking to an office if you want a cup or two instead of chugging the whole p…

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    Comment #31955841

    You're likely right. I was remembering having to disassemble old iMacs (pre-2009) for a college job but they were ancient enough to be Torx instead. Not a fan of machines that requ…

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    Comment #31954587

    At least the parts and DIY effort to fix it along with the cost of two pairs of joysticks is equal to the $15/yr service (via Amazon). Not that it justifies the flaw, but that coup…

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    Comment #31950173

    Location: Atlanta, GA, USA Remote: Yes (or hybrid) Willing to relocate: Not at the moment Technologies: Java, Spring Boot, Ruby, Rails, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, Kubernetes Résumé: On…

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    Comment #31948572

    Anecdote, but it seems to be a more common thing in Americans since we tend to idolize the rich and consider wealth equal to success. That's why Bezos, Musk, &c. show up more often…

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    Comment #31879712

    In other words, it's something like monads: everyone who learns what they are truly capable of suddenly loses any way to put their knowledge into words as they have tapped into the…

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    Comment #31772548

    Ah. Guess I still have some learning to do with how things work here a little differently than elsewhere.

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    Comment #31769630

    What's with the repost the day after you submitted it? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31761636

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    Comment #31755336

    So it's back to the realistic grimdank art style? Aw. And I liked the tricks they pulled in D3 to look beautiful and run smooth on a Switch.

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    Comment #31686160

    If you want it 98% of the time, try it in a pressure cooker. Egg setting to five minutes instead of three. Bam! You got yourself some hardboiled eggs for your sandwiches, for your …

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    Comment #31623823

    The tagging of posts without having to resort to metadata. If anything, I wish it was a more common convention elsewhere. Helps to search by, say, topics or hobbies. It's the media…