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justrudd
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About justrudd
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Comment #44418182
I’m helping my dad build a dock and a walking path for his new lake.
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Comment #44393650
Yeah. I just try to separate them in my mind or I’ll quit trying :) Not ready to retire just yet.
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Comment #44393624
For sure. I love my side projects and my jobs. I love writing code and designing systems. I’m burned out on the game I must play (and be good at) to be afforded the chance to write…
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Comment #44393573
I assume by industry you mean software development. And I’m not tired of that. Where else can you be integrally involved in different businesses? Communications, medical, education…
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Comment #44354919
> Do you buy bottled water from the store? When driving. But not for day-to-day. > Do you filter tap water? What filter do you use? Yes. Brita. I don't know which one. It attaches …
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Comment #44352005
I agree with you to an extent. I was recently laid off (start up out of money) along with the rest of the engineering team. So I’m going through loops. The hardest part of the proc…
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Comment #44276318
This made some memories pop. I was on the camera and photo app team. I was not an integral part at all. I think most of my code never made it into the app because being part of tha…
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Comment #44271523
As I’ve been lucky to be in computers my whole career and I started taking health/wellness seriously before things got too bad, I can probably stock shelves at a grocery or Wal-mar…
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Comment #34046519
No. The first treatment was electron since the tumors were in my throat and close to the surface. But my oncologist didn’t like the progress. So my second treatment was just standa…
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Comment #34045919
This year, during a routine physical, my general practitioner felt some “lumps” in my throat. He wasn’t worried but wanted me to get a second opinion on them. two rounds of chemo a…
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Comment #33780617
Helps drown out my tinnitus. But have to be careful because sometimes it can make it worse.
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Comment #33266392
> shooting each other with f-ing nerf guns Well before COVID and the WFH swing, I left a job that I loved because of f-ing nerf guns. Because it just went crazy. People started wit…
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Comment #33167884
Various magazines (Dr. Dobbs, MSJ/MSDN Magazine), USENET (comp.lang.*), email lists, MSDN subscriptions (the DVDs full of Microsoft documentation), books, lots of experimentation, …
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Comment #33062350
If you don’t want to anchor a band for face pulls, at least do band pull aparts. I do about 10 every hour on the hour. Shoulders feel great.
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Comment #33009091
Yep. But my concern is with the phrasing “We’d make an exception if someone really needed accommodations”. Like it’s their decision whether or not someone has their camera on. Who …
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Comment #33002943
I’ve been leaving my camera off for the past couple of weeks because I’m going through radiation treatment for cancer in my throat. My neck is red, my cheek is swollen from the can…
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Comment #33002907
I wish the good old fashion art of writing an agenda was still practiced. And not an hour before the meeting. Give me at least a day. I’ve clarified many a meeting just by looking …
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Comment #32969315
That sucks. I wish I could say I’ve never had one of these. And luckily I haven’t had one go as badly as yours. The main one I recall is when I had a good manager at the time, and …
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Comment #32967921
Agree completely. Reach out to prior managers that you respected and would want to work with again. In the past decade, I’ve worked with the same manager across 3 different compani…
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Comment #32966391
I’m kind of in this boat. I’ve been doing this for 25 years now (jeez). Mentoring a dev with 6 to 8 years experience is a pain in the butt (yes. I know. Not all of you). While I’ve…
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Comment #32891678
Same. Except the books I buy aren’t advanced :) The books I can see from my couch - Code Complete (McConnell), Transaction Processing (Gray), Algorithms (Cormen), Algorithms (Sedgw…
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Comment #32871842
I believe what is being said is: If you are a citizen of the United States of America, and you are returning to the United States from a foreign country, Customs and Border Patrol …
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Comment #32843906
That's fair. I will say that my parents are loving it. They live in a very rural area. Until Starlink, the fastest speed they could get from Verizon (the only provider they have ac…
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Comment #32716789
Haha! My neighbor was in the infantry in the Army, and he’s a smoker. Deployed 3 times - twice to Afghanistan and once to Iraq. According to him he’s been smoking since he was 18 a…
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Comment #32716707
> I've found that I always pushed myself way too hard while running. The goal is not to be fast or have the best time. This was a key point for me. Like many, I started with Couch …