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Comment #18751966
Solid prediction. I've been THIS close to learning Scala a few times. I did pick up some Groovy/Grails a couple years ago and decided, while familiar & powerful, I'd try to venture…
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Comment #18749746
I learned a ton in 2018 after many years of working primarily with Java & Spring in large "enterprise" systems. It had been getting boring to the point of questioning if developmen…
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Comment #18460104
I second this. These concepts were a reality check for me.
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Comment #18230207
A significant amount of freedom is necessary to maximize people's potential in terms of both productivity and happiness. People also need clear expectations and accountability for …
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Comment #17732733
You are doing amazing work in this world. Be encouraged and keep it up!
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Comment #15882080
I got into recreational gymnastics about a year ago to challenge myself and have really taken to simple body weight exercises with no weights... But people have different bodies an…
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Comment #15880352
If you're writing your first page as a standalone thing though that matches what the posting is looking for, do you think you need to eliminate unrelated things on the remaining pa…
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Comment #15879603
Are people intentionally crafting their resume in such a way that the first page(ish?) could essentially be read as a standalone thing -noting the highlights and main points. Then …
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Comment #15878931
* Don't follow a specific diet and don't exercise regularly * ------- Honestly, this is the biggest red flag for me. Yes, you may have other personal/emotional/mental health things…
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Comment #15674149
The spring reference docs are quite good. I'd take a scan through those first, maybe focusing more on the areas you will need so you have an idea what it can do and how.
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Comment #15455222
I have left 3 jobs and for all have asked/told not to bother with a counter offer because my decisions were not based on $. Looking back on my career thus far im sure i could have …
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Comment #14801480
Love the idea opening this up to remote engineers. Looking forward to that.
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Comment #14746622
I wouldn't make math/STEM a special emphasis when they're young. It's more important to foster an positive learning environment and encourage/draw out curiosity and creativity at t…
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Comment #14713555
Too many options! Give me 3 things to pick from, I'll debate for a while, go with one and after awhile feeling it's less than adequate, I'll start looking at the other two. Give me…
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Comment #14539922
I moved to a "remote" place in Canada from Chicago and took a significant pay cut. 5 yrs later I'm finally making about as much as I was when I left. And I'm still making an awesom…
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Comment #14530376
You thinking undergrad degree?
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Comment #14530309
My experience has been almost identical to this and I too find it sad. Why does it have to be like this though?
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Comment #14500057
I find it interesting that people use the need for a CRM like this to make two opposing arguments: 1) If you need something like this to better communicate with friends/family, you…
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Comment #14432485
i think that people are beginning to find these more shallow ways of connecting less meaningful and while they will always serve a purpose, i think that technology such as virtual …
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Comment #14431696
This is refreshing to hear. I've been a successful developer for years working for a few different clients but don't have this portfolio of things I've done after work. What I do h…
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Comment #14429874
facebook was great for helping human connection but obviously comes with it's limitations. apps like facebook/whatsapp clearly expand the breadth of who we can connect to and how o…
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Comment #14342498
The fun and beautiful is what drew me in. As I got to know the rest of her (smart, good head on her shoulders, confident, compassionate) it became a no brainer.
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Comment #14304559
Not to mention having WAY more time for it (assuming you're the type that believes once you have kids, they deserve your attention & care more than other things).
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Comment #14216271
I'd recommend walking into a couple homeless shelters, volunteering there and getting to know the user base. I'm sure you could get some face time with a director or staff there an…