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iamjaredwalters

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    Comment #39578149

    This has been an unexpected and enjoyable rabbit hole for me. Thanks for posting.

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    Comment #39234817

    Location: Los Angeles, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript, React, NodeJS, AWS, Docker and many others Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredwalte…

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    Comment #23696788

    I've been interested in using Linear but I don't understand the workflow. Do branches have to use the linear issue slug, for example? Is that the keystone of the workflow? I've loo…

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    Comment #22666990

    It strikes me as odd that a company whose software facilitates distributed teams so well doesn't embrace a remote workforce. I'm a Notion user with a ton of ideas and would love to…

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    Comment #22666097

    Location: Los Angeles ( US citizen ) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React 𐄁 Javascript 𐄁 TypeScript 𐄁 Redux 𐄁 GraphQL 𐄁 Gatsby.js 𐄁 Next.js 𐄁 Node.js 𐄁 E…

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    Comment #19250620

    Do you recommend a condescending attitude at all times or just this time?

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    Comment #19218714

    Mind elaborating? I just search for a podcast and click play. Never seemed to need much more functionality than that. What am I missing?

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    Comment #19166211

    In an effort to fool us meat bags companies have moved to the term "Human Capital" in place of "resources".

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    Comment #19003271

    Do employers often depend on "nanodegrees" (first I've heard the term) such as Udacity?

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    Comment #18992333

    TLO and Mana are good players but Im not sure they fulfill your criteria of top humans at X

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    Comment #18991741

    Exactly. Eventually eroding REST away to "RESTful".

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    Comment #18991473

    ES5 is not better than ES6. So I prefer ES6 in that case.

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    Comment #18991433

    > more thought than calling a dead-simple REST endpoint REST shortcomings aren't necessarily found in a single api request. REST's shortcomings are the handful of endpoints require…

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    Comment #18870544

    I'd feel more comfortable with my personal data if that were the case.

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    Comment #17843162

    FAANG is a tiny fraction of the job market.

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    Comment #17589193

    Secret variables are NOT output to Gitlab CI job logs... but if someone echos them, they WILL appear in the log. This may be obvious to some, but, I like to point it out nonetheles…

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    Comment #17460233

    Examples include: use of globals, inefficient queries, mixed templating, lack of namespacing, doesn't follow PSR standards.

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    Comment #17288491

    Awesome, will check this out definitely. Thanks!

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    Comment #17286940

    Off topic, I only recently found out about this book and it might be my favorite read in recent memory. Love seeing it mentioned in the wild.

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    Comment #17183744

    You have thousands of drug dealers and prostitutes in your feed?!

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    Comment #17183490

    You may be disappointed. Drug dealers and professional girlfriends are likely still uninterested in paper trails and paying taxes on income.

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    Comment #17183479

    Venmo solved the pain points of easily transferring money between acquaintances regardless of the financial institutions that money may reside in. Having social interaction in thei…

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    Comment #17183458

    Drawing a comparison between a comment sent to a friend (a communication between two parties that ostensibly know each other) and prank calling the cops is a bit far fetched.

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    Comment #16680596

    Fraud charges were brought to the founder and the president recently. If I recall correctly a settlement was reached although I don't recall the specifics.