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alsoicode
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Comment #34206387
I’m going to try to get back to the Elixir/Phoenix e-book I bought this time last year :)
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Comment #33991182
It's not easy, and there are trade offs, but we did. We have two kids out of the house. One on their own, the other will be a senior in college next year. We have a younger child i…
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Comment #33168057
Lots of trial and error for us web developers before Firebug and Chrome Dev Tools. I’ve lost weeks of my life fighting bugs in IE 6.
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Comment #32897315
Night Owl with the Dank Mono font
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Comment #32801282
I would love to get a Mac Studio. I work from home and just don’t need a laptop anymore. Sure would take up less space and look really nice.
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Comment #31552637
I would second the recommendation for a Mini. The studio would just be throwing money down the drain.
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Comment #30881558
Good luck with that, comrade
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Comment #30434861
I'm the UI Architect for Labcorp's Clinical Development division. Previous to that, I was the UI Architect for public-facing products. About 6 years ago, we made a decision to re-p…
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Comment #29649834
This is the most ridiculous question I’ve ever seen on this site.
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Comment #29088041
I surf as often as possible.
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Comment #28977567
I have 25 years as a professional developer, but I’ve been writing code in some form or another for almost 40 years. I’ve been getting multiple emails from recruiters for MONTHS. I…
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Comment #28864574
Keystone.js has an admin similar to Django, but nowhere near as full featured.
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Comment #28660574
Looks like a nice framework, and very similar to Django in its approach, which is quite good in my opinion. I have an upcoming project that I was going to build in Angular + NestJS…
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Comment #28629361
Exactly. Word-of-mouth advertising is not only free, but when someone personally recommends you, it's also the best.
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Comment #28629346
A lot of people who would like or need a site can't afford what even a small agency would charge. Create a site for your business to showcase what you've done and your capabilities…
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Comment #28386268
Good. Joe Rogan is an asshole.
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Comment #28375650
System76 for the win. Their machines are quite durable and affordably priced. All of the hardware is guaranteed to work with Linux and their customer support is great.
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Comment #28289025
We actually do randomized tests for intoxication of employees
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Comment #28237406
Instead of Facebook, why not help build applications that positively impact people's lives? Come work with us at Labcorp. We have plenty of developers in their 40s here and you can…
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Comment #21943754
TypeScript
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Comment #21928090
Just my $0.02, but my experience has been that React seems simpler on the surface, but becomes more difficult to use as your project's complexity grows. Angular appears to be more …
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Comment #20262135
You might want to check your sources. I work for LabCorp and can assure you we aren't filing for bankruptcy. Here's the real story: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/06/collections-…
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Comment #19399605
I often do side projects when there's an opportunity to explore something I don't normally get to do in my line of business work. In many cases, I'm able to take what I've learned …
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Comment #18952941
I'm a Technical Fellow at a company with over 15k employees in the medical testing industry. I began programming on a Tandy TRS-80, but today I primarily work in Angular, Node and …
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Comment #18536560
I absolutely love my 15" Surface Book 2. It's fast, virtually silent, the keyboard has a good amount of travel, the trackpad is very responsive and of course it doubles as a tablet…