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b3b0p
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About b3b0p
Hi,
My name is Christopher (mom named me after Christopher Robin). You can call me Chris though.
I am a developer, programmer, coder, software engineer. Whatever title is in style and politically correct on this day. They say I'm a senior, but I feel like such a baby.
I like to build, code, learn and teach.
I live in Minneapolis, downtown proper.
I like to play Mario and Zelda.
I like to watch movies.
I like to read Foxtrot by Bill Amend.
I like to watched dubbed anime.
My favorite anime is Cowboy Bebop.
I like to play pick up ice hockey.
If I was a Muppet I would be Kermit.
If I was a Peanut I would be Charlie Brown.
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I have a leather Leap, Embody (every option), Aeron (every option; upgrade). I can agree, it's probably the better of these 3 I have. It's a tank and Steelcase told me it doesn't c…
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Comment #22722904
All my others have been posted already, except: Shadows of the Empire [0] When I read it the intriguing parts were that it took place between Empire Strikes Back and Return of the …
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Comment #22678732
I have a MacBook Pro 15", which is too big and actually pretty much resent and hate. an iPad Pro 11" which I absolutely love, but is abysmal and no where near any good for coding o…
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Comment #22509831
How so? Intermittent fasting is basically skipping breakfast for most people. Wake up late or sleep in a little extra, maybe make some coffee, go to work or school. Something most …
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Comment #22460772
This is what I plan to do. I am trying to patiently wait for the Asus ROG version. It appears to have been delayed and there are 2 versions. One with a tripod and one with a typica…
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Comment #21971965
Almost exactly same situation with exactly same salary. I work at a bootstrapped startup.
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Comment #21817390
4-5 years doesn't sound significant to me. I still have an iPhone 6, bought new nearly the day it was released. It plays music, it does podcasts. I can text, answer calls. It's no …
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Comment #21622785
Quora, Pinterest, and Instagram have been mentioned already, but I'd like to throw another one in this bucket: Amazon
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Comment #21372374
Maybe this isn't the place to post this, but it's been on my mind, especially with the recent release of Catalina, iOS 13, and iPadOS and this post made me recall. With the hiring …
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Comment #21306528
Can you please provide your plan and outline to get through it in a week that you used? From my experience if doing all the exercises a chapter a week is still a challenge.
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Comment #21304498
I can agree with this. It's especially wonderful without aliasing on an even multiple Retina display. For example, 2x on a 5k Monitor (iMac, LG Ultrafine) or MacBook Pro. It's simp…
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Comment #21045275
I moved from Austin Downtown to Minneapolis for almost this reason. I didn't want to buy a car either and many if not most of the jobs are up in Round Rock or too far to bike or wa…
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Comment #20990890
I'm still rocking an iPhone 6 and Apple stopped updates for me. I can't install iOS 13. I honestly don't have much desire to upgrade. I only use it for Music and podcasts with the …
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Comment #20990811
I'm a developer also. I have no issues with the Touch Bar. I kind of like it. I never used the F keys anyway. I mapped my escape key to caps lock. I view it as the next iteration o…
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Comment #20939977
Here I am with an iPhone 6 still. It plays music, like my iPod did. As well as podcasts. I don't use any apps otherwise that don't come with it from Apple. On the rare occasion som…
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Comment #20939860
If this persons definition of social media is only Facebook and Instagram then I removed social media for the last 3 or more years. Removing these (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) we…
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Comment #20939758
Haha, you mention this, but I found it helps me find posts that slipped by my addiction. A blessing in disguise.
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Comment #20826250
Can't agree. Coming from a Thinkpad (the standard for what makes a great keyboard), PowerBook Titanium (keyboard was bad, but nothing like the 2016/17 MacBook Pro), PowerBook 12 / …
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Comment #20806041
You could also walk into the Apple store. Go to the back corner. Pick up a box with a new battery in it for $119 (iirc). Buy it and walk out with a new battery. All in a single day…
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Comment #20806032
You get more than just the eco system which is must just part of the experience. The hardware is that much better. It boils down to you get what you pay for. I value the convenienc…
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Comment #20795263
You mention the RAM and hard drive, but it irks me more my keyboard is not replaceable. It's the most used moving component of the entire unit. It's exposed and susceptible to dama…
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Comment #20779499
When you say write down, do you mean design/list of tasks or literal code? I live in a major metro area, so working out in my condo isn't an option and I do like getting out since …
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Comment #20740375
I also was able to solve it in a couple/few min after seeing the comment. I did have a couple issues, index was off by one, and didn't catch an issue if I had already seen the subs…
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Comment #20739890
Hopefully I'll start something soon. I got [0] "Making Games for the NES" in the mail over the weekend. [0] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1075952727
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Comment #20737314
Is the Stanford Algorithms course a good or equal substitute? I started the Princeton one, but the homework was... just not what I would have expected or often threw me for a loop.…