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Comment #42597745
Charge more
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Comment #42580438
If you're planning on working there for 10+ years and you are well treated, do glue work. Otherwise do flashy stuff. First, you can change jobs any time to make it someone else's p…
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Comment #42574396
Legacy app maintenance in an obscure tech stack is basically all that's out there
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Comment #42570449
Random trivia: the creators of Doom made sure that they could complete each level starting only with a pistol and 50 rounds by doing it themselves.
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Comment #42098380
Your audience isn't a billion people
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Comment #41964365
And staying in school through college is a great way to be in debt for the rest of your life and regret having a useless degree.
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Comment #41613916
I prefer a well tuned smoothing plane or a card scraper, personally.
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Comment #40901290
CNC would not make much easier unless you were also doing inlays. For straight repeated cuts a table saw would be 100x faster.
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Comment #40885127
Only very large commercial cutting board makers would be able to accommodate custom design orders from a tool like this. It would have to be extremely constrained in terms of the t…
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Comment #40817749
I have 25 years of coding experience, built two successful businesses, and I have no idea what this thing is supposed to do.
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Comment #39676892
> I often see this repeated in online woodworking forums but my experience here has been different albeit limited to kanna blades from two makers. They are bedded at roughly 40 deg…
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Comment #39676755
> Japanese saws are typically very thin, again requiring much less metal. This means that the saws cut on a pull stroke, rather than a push stroke like European saws. Since the saw…
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Comment #38715090
If you only have one or two zoom calls per day, I suggest doing it in your car. It's likely quieter than anywhere in your house.
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Comment #38260148
How is that a response to "Not everything has be a Large Enterprise Application."? If I said "not everything has to be blue" would you reply "what's one thing that's blue?"?
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Comment #38245104
> This is fun in to theory and in simple examples, but show me a big project that applies this and how it made a difference. Not everything has be a Large Enterprise Application.
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Comment #37794539
> Pandas is way more powerful Only if you 1) don't know SQL and 2) working with tiny datasets that are around 5% of your total RAM.
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Comment #37513999
Could you possibly be more elitist?
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Comment #37513940
They are supposedly important for SEO. I say "supposedly" because everything in SEO is speculative voodoo and no one (aside from the Google search team?) knows if it actually matte…
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Comment #36917100
Can anyone ELI5 this? Is it basically an emulator?
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Comment #36768840
Can we separate out the phrase "Consultant, freelancer or independent contractor"? It encompasses both experts with deep knowledge in some lucrative niche, as well as wordpress dev…
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Comment #36757319
Strange, the only thing I need to do to get everything I need these days for a new language is install the right LSP provider and point vim to it. It used to be much harder, now it…
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Comment #36757186
They are Perl and no remote.
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Comment #35692468
You can get a linkedin-ready picture of your self without having to give a presentation... just hop on stage before/after a talk , pose, and have someone take a picture. No one wil…