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exdsq

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    Comment #42044776

    > I was hoping to like django more since I'm a professional python dev This is my issue too!

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    Comment #42018273

    Hey! What does the freelance QA role look like?

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    Comment #41923650

    Don’t have a phone but want to write code interfacing with a paid LLM? How often does that happen?

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    Comment #41731224

    Which is owned by a hedge fund, and thankfully not part of this deal (so it's not at risk!)

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    Comment #41731218

    I believe we will keep the port there with the US?

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    Comment #41604221

    $2000 is an absurdly small bounty here - you should up that

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    Comment #41565879

    Nice work! Is there any risk that an evaluation and tweaking cycle accidentally changes the original test requirements over time?

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    Comment #31706420

    220m users. Let’s imagine 50m are streaming concurrently. That’s 100TB an hour in logs lol. They could be storing an entire petabyte of logs a day. My friend did some data center s…

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    Comment #31706396

    Warning: NPM packages are out of date x 1000000

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    Comment #31706364

    Responses like this from C-levels in crypto make me glad I moved from the space after 4 years. Everyone is so egotistical. Blaming it on mental patterns of the employees without ac…

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    Comment #31687531

    Look at ads...

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    Comment #31687521

    FWIW when I was doing some banking courses, as I was working in DeFi and wanted to know more about CeFi, they have synthetic assets too. Which are derivatives. In fact in the Big S…

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    Comment #31685381

    Can you share the order of magnitude we're talking about here?

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    Comment #31683799

    What nonsense. How many business owners in the US immigrated with basically zero and made > $1m? How many startup founders have come from disadvantaged backgrounds and exited/got a…

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    Comment #31683637

    Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check it out!

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    Comment #31683630

    I absolutely am! I'll check it out, thanks :)

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    Comment #31680807

    Is it gatekeeping? They hire so many junior devs, do you not think it’d be possible to strip the team down by hiring far more capable engineers? Would Google crumble if they only h…

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    Comment #31680788

    Signaling is definitely a thing!

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    Comment #31674463

    Video game devs aren’t paid ‘very poorly’, they’re still comfortably above a countries median, they’re just lower than roles requiring a similar skill. My friend is a game dev at E…

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    Comment #31659915

    I've worked with Haskell professionally. It was... interesting. I'd rather be in shape than deal with Stack/Cabal/Nix again. If anyone reading this is wondering if they should lear…

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    Comment #31658320

    Just joined a company that self hosts Gitlab (and everything else, there's zero cloud) but is 100% remote. So far everything has been seamless and there's a large enough infra team…

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    Comment #31648183

    I have just been given an M1 Max with 64GB of RAM from work and it has to be the most insane laptop I've used. I have a very big smile on my face when I build stuff.

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    Comment #31642492

    I just wanted to write code that ends up in space :)

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    Comment #31641108

    > Does your comment on "annoying behavior" relate to him not voting for candidates of your political party any more? I wasn't aware he could vote for my political party of choice i…

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    Comment #31640899

    I'm the OP of the comment this thread was responding too, talking about how I dislike Musk, but I'd still say he was the driving force of Tesla in that it was a close-to-bankrupt c…