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yelloweyes
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Comment #24820207
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Comment #24815007
lol it's a scoreboard app
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Comment #24782789
jesus. how are you still alive? I've been sleeping 4-5 hours since the pandemic started and I feel like I'm about to die
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Comment #24775909
> Yes "data driven" does not always lead to what's best for the consumer. who said they care about the consumer? they'll burn down the planet to put a penny in their pocket
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Comment #24759116
This. So much this. Dear lord, so much this. 99% of the good jobs are filled through internal references. All the shit jobs nobody wants to do are filled through recruiters and col…
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Comment #24712950
I don't know if this means anything but now, at 30, I have sooo many more things going through my mind than when I was a child, and I think it makes it harder to learn anything . D…
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Comment #24664370
>I am 24 and I have some pretty incredible tools in my pocket right now That's cool, but your life likely isn't any better than the life of isolated indigenous tribes in the amazon…
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Comment #24662306
????????????????? Sure you will lose a little bit, like 2 or 3% a year. But if you have nothing saved then what will you do in case of an emergency? such as losing a job?
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Comment #24651579
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Comment #24650809
No it isn't a gravy train compared to most jobs. Anything can be a gravy train if you have the right connections and work on the right jobs. But for most people, jobs suck, regardl…
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Comment #24561461
Java is not poorly designed though. It was built to be an enterprise language. 50 devs working on a 10 MLOC monolith type of stuff. If you don't like monoliths and like to build hu…
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Comment #24498293
So you're acknowledging the possibility that some might sink?
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Comment #24494656
yeah so what, douche?
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Comment #24449406
what? My life wouldn't change at all if I suddenly started eating 50% less meat. wouldn't change a thing.
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Comment #24424115
>Let me make a meta-point. It's natural to find yourself with a thought of this form: I don't get why so many think ___ is cool. I don't get why so many think cigarettes are cool. …
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Comment #24422959
Let's be honest. 90% of JS developers out there probably don't even know what a lock is. I know a JS dev who gets paid good money to develop software, who thought the reason you sh…
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Comment #24386292
Who gives a sh-t? What are you going to do with all this productivity? Buy a bunch of garbage you'll use 3 times and then it'll end up in the ocean?
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Comment #24337009
You forgot: work until you're 65 so you can enjoy your last 10 years with a broken body
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Comment #24326192
>Separate Apps & Separate Databases > Suitability: This is the best way to begin your SAAS platform, for product-market fitment until stability and growth. Uh what? How is this eve…
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Comment #24319166
>Nobody likes to be told that they're wasting their free time, Wasting free time, a.k.a living? Capitalist propaganda is so godamn effective. People now believe that every minute y…
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Comment #24283232
Anyone who has such depth either: 1-Is a genius and has no problem getting a job, therefore doesn't have to jump through these hoops 2- Or is probably on the autism spectrum and mi…
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Comment #24011732
It's not a choice. It's a disease. No one chooses to be miserable.