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twfarland
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About twfarland
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Comment #30403380
Insufferable, patronising humble-bragging. This belongs on LinkedIn
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Comment #18164910
Prague, if you live outside the tourist area. Very healthy arts/music scene. And you're a short train ride from Berlin, Vienna, and Budapest, which have great scenes of their own.
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Comment #18099843
Brazil is becoming a parody of itself
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Comment #17786451
Had a similar experience - started as a teenager and now it's automatic. Also dreams are becoming more abstract, more visceral, and more epic as I age. Sometimes wish I could turn …
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Comment #17470451
Yeah nah this isn't gonna catch on. Synthetic or simulated meats will mature commercially first.
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Comment #17212520
This is from the guy who posted recently about struggling to learn React.
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Comment #16918781
Redux has been great, but after a few years, I've had enough of the action creator and reducer boilerplate, and now just use Proxy objects for external state (with a listener on th…
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Comment #16846872
If you take Air NZ, they are generous with the wine. I get amongst that while watching bad action movies.
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Comment #16752406
I had a similar experience. The ID card in particular was the biggest hurdle. I gave up on it.
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Comment #16548707
The names they give these things are so cool. Frothing spaceship, oblique glider waterbear, 10hd demonoid, weekender, loafer.
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Comment #16507449
Estonia's marketing as an e-nation doesn't live up to the reality.
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Comment #15912589
I'm using gmail, which has a great spam filter, but have had a lot land in the inbox.
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Comment #15900647
There seems to be a fair bit of tech work here, at least, but the average salary is low, and the personal tax burden (with social tax) is high.
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Comment #15900575
Terrible experience here. Endless problems with the ID card, slow, unhelpful support, clunky company admin portal with poor translations. Got spammed by random accounting firms as …
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Comment #15697206
I would want the inverse of that, where the application logic is in some high-level language, and the rendering is done in WASM, i.e. react-dom and the diffing parts of react are i…
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Comment #15358651
Ignorance revealed :) thanks. What's Vue's idiomatic approach for managing state at the top, outside of all components (like Redux)?
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Comment #15356856
I also use that billing strategy happily. There's another detail that helps with 'training' new clients on good payment behaviour - give them a small % discount on the next milesto…
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Comment #15340413
Agreed. Pure views are much simpler.
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Comment #15328283
Very calming way to start the day. Almost like a guided meditation.
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Comment #14928691
Scheme is a smaller language and has legendary beginner books. Start with HTDP and then SICP.
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Comment #14705410
This looks a bit overdone. For the first example I'd just do it like this: const numbers = [,'one','two','three'] function matchNumber(n: number) { return numbers[n] || n }
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Comment #14413290
Candidates who know their worth should also have the confidence to grill interviewers. Including technical questions.
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Comment #14327330
Specialisation helps. Look at what the market wants, is paying well for, and is underserved by. Then you can just look for advertised contract gigs. It's also nice to have one or t…
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Comment #14327297
For me, contracting works because you can go in, provide value, get paid, and get out, before getting too involved in some inevitably quixotic adventure. Of course, you have to pic…