Dutchie987

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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Site loaded almost instantly for me. Paging through some catalogs was very fluid also.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Hire people to stand at the entrance with a hand-counter (one for entry, one for exit). Have them jot down the count every half hour. Cheap, easy, foolproof.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
I miss everything not being monetized. I miss not being online 24/7.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Rejoice! For you have learned a valuable lesson! Next time, first look how well the competition is doing before coding up the same thing. As for why vertical tabs are not popular: for me it's because it is annoyingly similar, and rig
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Websites like https://radio.garden and https://www.radio.net/ do the same without having me install yet another app. What is your unique selling point? What does HqRadio bring that the many other station streami
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
There where even mail-to-ftp gateways. I vaguely remember using bitftp (?) to get a copy of the Utah Raster Toolkit that way. Long time ago...
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
If the cost is lower than the value provided, yes, of course I'll pay!
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Don't tell us, show us the value of your project! Show how it would work in practice, show how it is better than normal Jira search. Show why I should use your project instead of the many, many others?
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
You posted this two days ago already.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
I don't use it. Somehow I'm constantly checking how much time remains. Can't get into the flow. And if I do get into any kind of flow state, the last thing I want is to get interrupted by a timer. I think it might work great
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
This mandatory harvesting of personal information is atrocious. Inevitably these personal email addresses get stolen, leaked or just sold to everyone that wants it. The user get a deluge of spam and/or targeted scams. Just let the user
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
I'd suggest connecting all your gear with the appropriate cables. Any left over cables can go to the recycling center. You're never going to need them.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Action items from the retro should be user stories for the next sprint!
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
For work I use a calendar (Outlook) as a todo list. A task gets added to a date and time in the future so I know I can't forget it. When the day comes, I either do the thing, or I postpone it to a later date. For clarity: I don't
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Knuth can be a bit of an acquired taste. In my opinion it isn't very useful to read if you don't fully commit to do the exercises. That will take time and a lot of it! I suggest you postpone this one. You have enough to study alre
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
I think that argument only holds when the customer is informed about those specific tradeoffs. The customer will choose the cheap bulbs because they can't be sure the expensive ones are better quality. They often aren't. Buyers wa
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
They are optimizing dollars extracted per customer. Either that, or they are so incompetent designing electronics they shouldn't be allowed to.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Well, it's been a good run. I sure will miss them, though.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
To ensure employment either be a specialist (so you can do something others can't), or choose an older technology that used to be popular but isn't now. Most developers will have moved on, and now you can do the thing others don&#
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
You don't have to seed 24/7. It's OK as long as (parts of) torrents get seeded regularly.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
100 people sharing a shard of 5TB each is even better (more resilient).
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
I recognize the feeling somewhat. First time I experienced it was when considering traveling out in the solar system, but perpendicular to the ecliptic. I liken it to thalassophobia or some deep fear of being completely isolated.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
While I don't have figures, he's doing very well.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Not me, but a good friend. He was a well-paid developer but got fed up with the inevitable management shenanigans. He now sells hamburgers and hotdogs at festivals. He only works in the summer months (when the festivals are held) and enjoys
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
What is it? It doesn't say anywhere on the linked page.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
There are documents (tax, receipts, insurance,...) that I have to keep for a long time. I print a copy for my filing cabinet rather than store them on disk (or online).
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Think about who your competitors are. YouTube has (non-live, granted) courses on everything . And then there are the specialized course-ware sites. Many of them have a subscription model of "all you can eat" for a fixed price. Yo
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
My salary is 4.3% higher than five years ago. With the raging inflation of the last few years that means it is hard to make ends meet.
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
One of the problems is that creating (or just working on) a new framework is a lot more fun and creative than fixing issues in client code. Another problem is that software development is made hard by external factors (read: bad management)
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by Dutchie987 2y ago
Skywriting

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