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Comment #28880201
After being thrown into a codebase written with Oracle PL/SQL procedures outputted directly into Coldfusion tags, this idea gives me PTSD.
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Comment #28267169
You can self report that via other means, you don’t necessarily have to receive a 1099
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Comment #28130336
Glad it's early enough to go back to bed!
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Comment #27123409
The author of the tweet exaggerates a bit, writing "Guess what does not require user opt-in: Apple knowing every single transaction made on its devices and using that information t…
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Comment #25557080
Hah, it's funny that you say this. I just opened GitHub to see that they've added a new "Discussions" feature to repositories, which they describe as "...space for your community t…
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Comment #25267924
Hello fellow former Zamboni driver o/ I'm a full-time SWE now, but I was still working part time at the rink pre-COVID because I still enjoyed the physical aspect of non-office wor…
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Comment #25099073
I've definitely had a few rough points since I started my current job early last year. I think I focused too much on my career that it left me with little energy for anything else.…
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Comment #24968749
I've been really interested in checking out Primsa, but I was a little concerned about putting an extra layer between the database and the app. I should give it another look.
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Comment #24964944
Curious about your thoughts on TypeORM. Have you used it at scale at all? I rebuilt the API portion of an app using it a few months ago and instantly ran into issues with things li…
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Comment #24840346
Inaccurate would probably be a better word. The results were fairly inconsistent, and for whatever reason he decided that he wanted to bet real money before perfecting (or at least…
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Comment #24840149
One of my professors was working on a PHD research project involving predicting soccer match outcomes using a neural net. At that time it was very...wrong...but I wonder if he ever…
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