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Comment #46116963
Location: Dallas–Fort Worth, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Scala, Python, TypeScript, Kubernetes, Kafka, PostgreSQL, GCP, AWS, learning Go Résumé/CV: o…
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Comment #34631041
My sister had the police called when her school age kids were playing/riding scooters in her front yard and driveway. In that case though, the police were just as confused as she w…
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Comment #33945694
I'd recommend doing whatever the hell you want.
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Comment #33702505
Yes, it's always other peoples code that's the problem.
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Comment #31768846
The point of the wedge is to discourage your airway from being blocked. Fwiw, it was recommended to me by my sleep doctor until I was able to complete the process of sleep test and…
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Comment #31768658
I've been treated for it for over 10 years and can't tolerate the mask anymore. I hate it. I've found some relief with a large sleep wedge, you might try that as low cost temporary…
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Comment #31373302
You're not wrong sadly - I've commented very much the same thing for the experience I had in the 80s compared to today.
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Comment #31373169
I'm an Eagle Scout who grew up in the 80s. 'We'll be loyal scouts' was my jam baby.
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Comment #29466615
Sure would be nice to cancel the narcissist sociopaths from society.
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Comment #29077367
There is no evidence, only bitterness.
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Comment #28229822
Coding a MUD is what switched me from Health Science to Computer Science in 1996. Though, in hindsight, I wish I'd gotten a double major in both subjects.
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Comment #27482330
For me, the progression has been: software engineer, software engineer, railroad engineer, railroad engineer, farmer. I will be very interested to see what my son picks and I very …
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Comment #27162191
Best: be competent, be kind, collaborate Worst: be competent, be rude, don't collaborate
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Comment #27161035
I think the problem here is you. I've been working remote for years and very much care about them and would take tickets for them to help them out for anniversaries or whatever.
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Comment #27136863
Beef like product? Worked for cheese wiz.
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Comment #26604536
> I have a co-worker who takes it upon himself to "discover" and "fix" things that are broken, but to him, "broken" means "I don't understand this, or it's doing it in a way I don'…
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Comment #26541369
In my experience, it's easier for many developers to blame the tools and language rather than admit the dumpster fire of a codebase was entirely their doing and their responsibilit…
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Comment #26531924
Myself; I realized while watching the decline and death of a close relative that the only person in my life making me unhappy was me.
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Comment #26318351
I found his Effective Aggregate Design pdfs very helpful https://www.dddcommunity.org/library/vernon_2011/ , in addition to the DDD quickly book on Infoq, and Functional and Reacti…
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Comment #25952307
That requires self-awareness and maturity, however.
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Comment #24960547
This is exactly me and I've struggled with it since I was a child.
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Comment #24673557
I started taking it in my late 30s for ADD and it was life changing. Over time though it was making me super angry so I stopped taking it. I now focus on sleep and exercise but my …
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