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Comment #48758207
CoreConnect | ONSITE (Abu Dhabi, UAE) | Senior SWE | Full-time | Visa Sponsorship | Relocation Package We are an autonomous robot orchestration platform already live and operating …
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Comment #45698607
A lot can be done with just aliasing to the right tools: alias df='duf' alias ls='eza' alias ll='eza -l' alias cat='bat' alias cap='bat -p' alias man='tldr' alias top='glances' ali…
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Comment #45231639
25% Claude with Cursor (non-agentic) as a junior pair programming partner 12.5% Meetings 12.5% Documentation 50% Requirements engineering, i.e. talking and trying to figure out oth…
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Comment #42889178
Sublime has a place in my heart, it was my first editor as IDE when I started 15 years ago. Such a great piece of software, thanks for all the work!
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Comment #42148184
Same boat right now, startup bankrupt, interviewing is just harassment and don’t know if I want to work in this dysfunctional domain anymore
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Comment #42148172
Totally get what you mean, I’m old enough that I don’t swallow this shit anymore and fight back though which leads to no job for me, haha…
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Comment #41201412
I do this for writing, whether it's a book, an article or a D&D campaign. For me it's not about speed at all, it's the natural way my mind works and if I try to do this linear, lin…
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Comment #40248274
Absolute control freaks. No idea about your culture if you don't trust your applicants/employees...
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Comment #39123518
In the process of establishing HTMX, Alpine, Tailwind at work since the 6 year old React SPA is impossible to upgrade.
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Comment #34934749
I wouldn't recommend it either, it is a very simplistic view of coding with some bad advice intermingled. Obviously reality is much more complex than any book could describe and th…
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Comment #34547124
No additional framework, just a typed language with good standard library and raw SQL. For the frontend I would probably reach to HTMX.
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Comment #34545516
True, my uncle stayed his entire life and now got an insane amount for early retirement. Myself on the other side worked 2 years as a software engineer and that's as much as I coul…
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Comment #32092767
In typical business applications you often have two endpoints: One to fetch a single resource and one to fetch all resources of that type. Why not merge them and work with lists, I…
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Comment #31703565
Yep, I'm working at a Series B startup and I can tell you, you absolutely need SOC 2 or ISO and/or GDPR compliance based on your market. It's not optional, you will lose business i…
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Comment #31638418
Ah, the Zen of Python: Make simple things unnecessarily complex and put a thin veil of ideological reasoning on top of it.
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Comment #30241740
The New Testament, or any book that explains the key themes. Even if you are not religious, Western societies are built around this. If you live in the West or do business with the…
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Comment #27046582
FYI: Poetry ( https://python-poetry.org ) is actually close to something like npm.
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Comment #22958814
I switched this month from Google services to alternatives and therefore to PMs paid plan. I'm very happy so far with the Android and web app.
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Comment #22280878
I recommend [Paul Carter's PC Assembly]( http://pacman128.github.io/pcasm/ ) which helped me getting started back in my pentesting days.