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newfie_bullet

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About newfie_bullet

Software developer in Newfoundland, Canada https://www.samuelrussell.net

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    Comment #37834059

    Newfoundland by any chance?

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    Comment #37585358

    I thought the same thing - and I think it kind of applies! haha

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    Comment #37293509

    Of course it's Australia...

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    Comment #37133014

    Nice resource - very handy. I've shared with some slack groups I frequent and mentor in!

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    Comment #36069568

    TIL there's a karma leaderboard on hacker news!

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    Comment #36062519

    Huge news for the local Newfoundland tech ecosystem. Great group of folks over there at Spellbook. Blog post from their site - https://www.spellbook.legal/blog/spellbook-raises-10-…

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    Comment #35442214

    Just picked up a MX Master 3S recently. Big thing I love is that you can use it on up to 3 devices, so I can have it on my MacBook for work and then click to setting 2 and switch t…

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    Comment #35441678

    for me having a separate Anker usb charging block (5 port, 40W) is great to minimize the things connected to my work macbook (mouse charger, airpods charger, wireless charging pad …

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    Comment #35245785

    This is a great idea. Matt Jaffee wins it for me - coffee sloth!

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    Comment #34262624

    My first computer was an IBM EduQuest 486 SX/50 ( https://www.ardent-tool.com/EduQuest/EduQuest_55.jpg ) - great memories of taking that apart and learning about how things worked …

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    Comment #32440415

    Had never heard of these - thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #31642996

    Really enjoyable read. I'm in a software mentoring role now and definitely going to share this with new devs - always important to recognize just how much you don't know and being …

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    Comment #30149863

    Also in Canada. We ordered a new Rav4 back in early October and just got word that it's 'scheduled' to arrive in the middle of April. When we first placed the order it was thought …

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    Comment #30099961

    As many have said it really depends. But for a smallish development company (under 50) there's really nothing quite like organic growth - which generally means word of mouth and/or…

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    Comment #29981905

    Love this question - been through a few iterations. For context I'm an amateur photographer (portrait) so I have a lot of RAW files that I tend to keep (almost 3TB now since 2010) …

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    Comment #28524599

    Yeah I first tried this in Safari and just had a black screen - edge/chrome worked just fine. Notice/pop-up would be helpful

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    Comment #27930029

    > Build a small personal project and put the code on GitHub. Accompany it with a README with a detailed description of the project and screenshots of it in action—almost no-one doe…

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    Comment #25254153

    Great episode! Love how they had people at one of the top food R&D labs in the US nerding out over fries

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    Comment #25185953

    Sorry your business didn't flourish like you had hoped but I enjoyed your blog post. I always wondered how my experiences in software development and marketing would work in a more…

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    Comment #25149892

    I worked here for 6 years (didn't get in on any of this stock unfortunately). Still awesome to see a local Newfoundland/Canadian company do so well and be recognized like this. Thi…

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    Comment #25149018

    Agreed. I've got VSCode and Textmate installed on my Mac but I guess my earlier years of Windows experience and Notepad++ being ubiquitous on all my machines and servers have set i…

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    Comment #25081585

    Wow, some really great entries and winners. The macro world is so interesting. The little I've dabbled has always resulted in some new discovery of a part of a flower or insect tha…

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    Comment #24650092

    Wow, amazing project. Alway interesting to see what people can do with some technical skill and wood working capability. Really beautiful way to honour the memory of his wife - can…

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    Comment #24496593

    How about Onshape Free? https://www.onshape.com/products/free We've used it internally for some fun demo/hack projects and have had a good experience with it.