Christopgr

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   by Christopgr 9mo ago

   Also resonates with me. I helped my previous company scale and get acquired and then helped scale the new team some more. Then decided I wanted to go into a high-caliber start-up because I was kind of burned-out and after a year I did. I wo
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   by Christopgr 2y ago

   I also started my post-university career with their 2 Java MOOCs, 5 years ago. One of the best courses I have done to this day. Also particularly good from a Finnish university, but for Full-stack Javascript Development (Node + React) is h
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   by Christopgr 5y ago

   Well, the company I work for builds the hotel system for two of the biggest monasteries! (It's a super outdated .NET Framework + webforms website for which, over the years, they have requested micro-changes to the fullest extent so it&
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   by Christopgr 5y ago

   Unfortunately, I am not versed in linguistics, but I would suppose so, because its etymology [1] based on the words where it's derived from would mean "I am on something" in a literal or more metaphorical sense (could also be
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   by Christopgr 5y ago

   In modern Greek it's not a word we use a lot, but we do have a phrase where it's used exclusively and that is: "He fights to earn the epiousios" In that context epiousios means the bread of each day and by extension the