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vertigolimbo
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About vertigolimbo
k5p5pdohi@mozmail.com
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Comment #46587944
I get the author's point, but it's a bit "light". I enjoyed this article which truly helped me to see other perspective: "The Case Against Travel" which cites great philosophers an…
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Comment #45087274
Perhaps. My worry is that magazines will be full of AI generated content. I enjoy reading some very niche magazines and, at the moment, I cannot tell if it's AI generated or not. S…
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Comment #44465435
So you went back into software development after 5 years? Maybe you had a burnout and just needed to rest
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Comment #44441307
Location: London, UK Remote: Don't mind remote or hybrid Willing to relocate: NO Technologies: C#, .net core, Azure, DevOps, React, Angular, Rest API, SQL, Service Bus/RabbitMQ, Gi…
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Comment #44158987
Here it is: https://imgur.com/gallery/we-are-all-born-with-hole-chest-An...
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Comment #44128899
Here’s the answer for you. Tldr; 15% performance increase, in some cases up to 40% increase, in the others 5% decrease. It all depends. Source: https://www.thoughtworks.com/insight…
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Comment #41707209
k5p5pdohi@mozmail.com
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Comment #41695083
Yes please!
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Comment #41695029
UI looks great, and it's something I would be interested to try. Why PayPal though?
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Comment #41619406
Strong disagree. I forgot to renew a domain a while ago and contacted their customer support. They asked $150 for a domain renewal. Registered domain somewhere else for $10. Moved …
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Comment #40963116
His performance in US version of “Whose line is it anyway” is the funniest I’ve seen on that show. https://youtu.be/b-r4Flc_d2M?si=tUJEl-i1eSa00t4_
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Comment #39249235
Subscribed to Literary review print magazine for 2 reasons. Firstly, it’s like TIL but in print version. Secondly, it’s a relief to read something interesting unrelated to IT on a …
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Comment #37597010
You can make it as useless and as powerful as you want. I have worked on many projects and developers loved it (no joke). But it was down to having it properly setup and using just…
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Comment #37473395
First Polymer, now Lit. Lightweight library, makes building reusable web components a breeze.
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Comment #37352318
Applied one month ago and completed easy tech exercise. Haven't heard anything since. Just for the candidates to beware.
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Comment #36202585
Si senior. Same experience with quest 2. It has to be perfectly executed. In the Apple demo the guy was hitting virtual keyboard? If vr misses two keys, I am done with it and back …
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Comment #36202548
well apple could use vr + ar to enhance your experience, provided that your partner agrees to that, and that could potentially be a winner's recipe. But you know what's the limitat…
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Comment #36202509
maintain .... competition will catch up and/or will do it better for a lower cost. It took years for other companies to get close to iphone performance. But now Apple is entering a…
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Comment #36201814
It won't. Sadly. Can't justify spending 3K on... family calls, tiresome multiscreen development environment, finally - games? Won't happen unfortunately.
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Comment #35738803
Off-topic but thank you for mentioning WSET. It's the first time I've heard about it. In UK, there's something basic offered by bbc: https://www.bbcmaestro.com/courses/jancis-robin…
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Comment #35611537
As a dev, think of marketing as a premature optimisation. In addition, if you learn the theory but have nothing to apply it to, all the knowledge will just erode. I built 3 side pr…
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Comment #33564924
This... is not for kids. Sorry, but it's very boring. Heck, let's pick up adult beginners. What is var? Why animal equals something? Why is there a dot after chat? These are concep…
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Comment #33530339
Did you use your technical skills as leverage for your career in law? I heard that it's very common for ex-developers to work on IP, patents, etc.
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Comment #32822700
There's one hydrofoil ship recently restored and currently in operation in Lithuania between Kaunas (mainland) and Nida (curonian split). Journey time is approximately the same as …
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Comment #32436094
I second this. My friend picked it up in his late 40s and is competing at the regional level.