JoeQuery

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by JoeQuery 2y ago
I think you intended this for the "Who wants to be hired" thread :)
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by JoeQuery 2y ago
Location: Texas, United States Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript, React, GraphQL, Docker, Python, see Resume for more Résumé/CV: (PDF) https://joequery.me/static/JosephMcC
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by JoeQuery 4y ago
PopOS is wonderful. I highly recommend.
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by JoeQuery 4y ago
What?
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by JoeQuery 4y ago
I didn't ignore anything. The product is the output. Code is not the output. Your code is as much the output as communication is. Users don't care if you spent your time coding or in a meeting. They care if the product fulfills th
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by JoeQuery 4y ago
> Meetings are not the desired outcome; deployed, working code is Maybe if all you want to do is code. I get the sentiment. If you're working on a product, getting input from team members and stopping bad ideas from making their way
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Your comment does not negate the claim that it is expensive to be poor.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
This comment of yours also creates zero progress, so what's your point? In fact it might be even more "harmful" because it implies we should just be okay with anything because in olden times things were worse.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I implemented something similar in ESLint. I also had it search for comments with "[Don't merge]", etc, so that I could quickly jot down in a code comment a change that needed to be made before the PR was complete. The pipeli
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Agreed. It was pretty crazy for a while.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Assuming you're not a jerk and you don't say jerk things, you wouldn't have said this jerk thing being quoted. So saying you wouldn't have said it doesn't change the meaning of what was said.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Giving this a shot - I love the idea of this. Tabs are just not a great way to stay organized for me. I'm a few minutes in and have a good feeling about it already!
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
It hasn't been the same remote server for 8 years :) I don't pay for a server like that anymore now that I'm employed full time and one is provided for me. And I was barely coming out of homelessness at the time. 1500 doesn&#
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I've never been one to go 8 hours straight. The refresher pays off in the long run. Not to say my way of working is any better, but the things get done and I'm more satisfied with my work life balance. And with us soon going back
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I don't know what you mean by this. I've often worked in the park so I can be around my kids playing and get some more glimpses of them growing up than I otherwise would in an office. Plenty of commits have been made at a picnic t
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Hah! Thankfully that doesn't happen too often. Worst thing that happens is I forget to turn off my Hotspot when I get home and drop into a Zoom meeting on it and use all my 4g data on accident.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
This mirrors my experience. It is nice not really having to care what type of machine I am given by my employer since my environment is going to feel exactly the same regardless. And who knows maybe since you have your server running headle
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Exactly this. I used a combination of mosh, byobu, gnu screen, and vim. These days I use vscodes remote development setup more often.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I've developed on a remote server for about 8 years now. It started when I was a contractor and my machine was simply too slow to run the project I was assigned. I did not have the money for a new laptop, but I could afford the ~55&#x2
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
That sounds awesome. I haven't produced content in so long because I'm super particular about technical explanations and have to start over if I don't get it exactly right.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
The public elects the policy makers.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Blaston on the Quest is my primary form of exercise and I love it. Definitely life changing for me.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I agree with you here. I'm honestly not educated on history enough to know if such a reform is feasible in a single pass - an entire redesign vs incremental change. It would be cool if a major rework could happen all at once.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
All you can do is do your best to not contribute to the problems you've identified. No one wants to be the bad guy in their own story. That's why excuses exist. Good luck. I understand where you're coming from.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Sure! I got it as a gift but this is the closest thing to it I could find. It's very simple but that makes it very easy to pack up and go. https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8814906
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I move around quite a bit during the day. Living room table, couch, play room with the kids, etc. I have a portable desk I'll pop open outside to spend time with the dog. I experimented working within VR on the oculus quest but the nec
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I know that. But it is not apparent why that was relevant to the conversation.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
> most are speaking about themselves with variations of "must be nice!" Not necessarily. It's called empathy. And your lifeguard story makes no sense.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
I totally recommend everyone read Dave Ramsay's work to understand how to approach money. It was an eye opener for me. But you have to understand that consumerism is pushed down our throats from all around starting at a very young age.
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by JoeQuery 5y ago
Why not?

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