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tfleming
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About tfleming
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Comment #24923933
I hope things turn around for you as well. If you have free time and are interested, you should check out https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/ . It's a new way to build reactive interf…
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Comment #23543761
Yep, I agree. Was just talking to my wife about Reddit. It's so slow now, especially on mobile. The page constantly crashes on my Android phone and they always recommend the app. N…
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Comment #23441226
Awesome! That's like the ideal situation right there. I'm an American that moved to Canada back in 2002 and worked as a contractor for my US employer for more than 4 years. The yea…
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Comment #23440939
There's a guy by the name of Lee Adler at liquiditytrader.com that does a great job of explaining all this financial market stuff. One thing that he always says is "Don't fight the…
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Comment #22904801
Did you install Arch from scratch or are you using Manjaro, etc? I love Arch but I've never installed from scratch. It's on a my bucket list. I'm currently using Endeavour OS, whic…
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Comment #22861199
What was it about JavaScript that wanted you to leave programming? I'm just curious.
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Comment #22641848
Same here. Used Antergos before and after the project ended, I used Fedora for a number of months, but recently switched to EndeavourOS. Arch is just so flexible--I find it easier …
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Comment #22277422
Nice. Got a little hit counter at the bottom too. Ah the good old days of the web. I remember when it was all about "hits", "impressions", and "banner ads".
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Comment #22260772
It sure does. You get it all. The ACM has a library of learning materials as well but I haven't looked at those yet. The O'Reilly stuff keeps me busy!
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Comment #22251516
> Likewise with books, which also carry with them a 30-50 dollar investment if I can't find them elsewhere. Not sure if you're aware, but a yearly membership to acm.org (Associatio…
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Comment #22174848
You can't go wrong with either one (Kotlin, C#) tbh. The Microsoft Docs and Jetbrains docs are pretty decent.