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rsrx
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Comment #34116321
Man invented computers and is 80. He can boast a little bit for all I care.
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Comment #34092578
Add crypto to that list too.
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Comment #31793348
Comments on other internet sources I follow are mostly mixed bag of beans, however here they are prevalently salty when it comes to crypto and every time I stumble upon topic like …
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Comment #31793256
I'm really curious why that annoys you? As I mentioned earlier, almost any emerging technology will go through period of instability, and with bitcoin and its speculative nature th…
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Comment #31793137
Bitcoin is here to stay. You're mixing up shitcoins and other ponzi-like schemes. As with any new & emerging technology, blockchain ecosystem hosts various (intentional or unintent…
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Comment #31792830
Controversial take, but the amount of salty comments on crypto here always amuses me.
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Comment #24868518
Care to elaborate how is bitcoin untraceable exactly?
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Comment #24263763
My previous employer used it, and I use it nowadays for my side project. I like it, but granted, its the only log ingestion software I've ever used, so cant compare it. The charts …
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Comment #23850216
I disagree here. I think this is a valid way to distinct 10x engineers vs other ones.
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Comment #23613661
I broke up with a girlfriend shortly before whole hell broke loose, so February to April lockdown has been the loneliest time in my life, but I powered through it by working a lot …
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Comment #23113388
All the time. I put pride in my code. I worked in various teams and codebases and came to appreciate the quality of my code.
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Comment #21950594
Thanks for giving me advice on database syncing, but I think that you kinda missed the point. It doesn't matter how I chose 10 seconds as a periodic task interval, problem was that…
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Comment #21945391
I also liked Huey because of it's simplicity, and tried using it in a commercial project, but it couldn't execute periodic tasks in less than a minute intervals which puzzled me a …
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Comment #21735863
I didn't know this was possible, thanks!
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Comment #21735483
I prefer to use keyboard instead mouse.
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Comment #21735269
While this looks cool, I learned over time that basic Windows shell works just fine for productivity purposes: https://i.imgur.com/HC4evaK.jpg , and this would just add another lay…
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Comment #21693339
I'm active in development related channels on freenode (e.g. #python, #aws, #docker, etc). As a contractor who codes alone most of the time, it's a great source of help if I can't …
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Comment #21340060
Thanks, very insightful.
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Comment #21333907
It requires a lot of pampering, but I quite enjoy using it and discovering it's possibilities. I am using it for the startup project which I work on, that has search feature very s…
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Comment #20311404
This is truly amazing. I have always developed on Windows and recently got a new contract where whole development environment is based on OSX/Linux. It has saved me hours and hours…
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Comment #20135018
Yeah, ever heard of empathy?
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Comment #19105573
USA, had few from bay area as well. I work in the mornings or just read the news and learn some new things since I am more-or-less on holidays now and will start looking for full-t…
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Comment #19086215
I'm a 29 year old freelancer / digital nomad, been traveling and doing high-profile tech contracts for last 5 years. I go with the flow. It really depends on the contract and what'…
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Comment #18502195
I worked on an online poker platform software as a developer and team leader, where client was professional poker player with zero vision about the product. It was a mess. Team was…
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