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bbcbasic
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Deny bail for postcode 123. People in those areas do more time. Get sucked into the system. Lose their jobs. Become criminals. Become a higher risk. And so computer denies bail for postcode 123.
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I'm sure I don't know a whole bunch of famous programmers. But I do just fine and my employer is happy with my work. Don't see how name dropping helps get things done.
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The Uberpreneur: How an Uber Driver Makes $252,000 a Year (2015)
(forbes.com)
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> you may not have even been trying to run vi git rebase -i For example
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You'll explain what you want to the computer and it'll do it's best to implement it. You'll definitely still need technical understanding but a lot of the boring stuff like debugging and typing text will be like how we s
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Id ask mods to delete the post. I'm no detective but reckon I could figure out your name from the info in your past posts, assuming they are truthful.
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Curious: Why do you use JS for such things? Seems like a job better suited for a workhorse like Java or C#. It would be much easier and I think C# or Java devs would find it easier by virtue of that being a typical back end app that they wo
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Registered a new one $15 sold a few days later $150
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I'd use what I'm familiar with. That's be asp.net and knockout
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Tony Robbins fills that niche
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Forgo a pizza a few years ago and end up with $20MM
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Hypetrogen
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Would this be suitable for money-making side-project advice and goals?
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Why not create a DSL for a particular niche you are interested in. Look at any Java enterprise app and there will be a lot of WET cruft calling out for a DSL.
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It's a good name. Don't sweat it. Alternatively grab a German dictionary.
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I agree. That's why at the start of the year my side project was learning advanced Haskell topics. And now I've said f'it I'm not enjoying that and I'm setting up a Shopify store instead. Polar opposite side project
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That's a 10x-er
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> Default Deterrence > In traditional retail lending schemes, borrowers are dissuaded from defaulting for fear of primarily two things: repercussions on their future creditworthiness, and legal actions forcing either a forfeiture of a
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9y ago
And how would it pronounce ¯\_(ツ)_/¯?
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This is a bit true Scotsman. By viewing a filesystem as a type of db you can think more laterally about your tech choices.
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I go decaf for coffee and avoid caffeine. I think I feel better for it. Typically 4 or so beers a week, more if there is a night out but that's rare nowadays
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Successful in spite the of the name
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With Bitcoin you need to transition and get consensus. A bank can just upgrade their systems.
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A file system is essentially a single node document store indexed with a key that is the file path. It's a database!
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Thanks. I took continuation to include cases where you respond to asynchronous call backs while the program is still executing, in which case suspension isn't needed.
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If anyone can feedback on why my comment is wrong I'd appreciate it. I know we're not meant to comment on downvoting but I want to uncover the error in my understanding of this subject because at least 3 people downvoted but there
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C# has async/await and TPL, e.g. .ContinueWith(...) Javscript has promises and async/await
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This is interesting. As clever geeks we are sort of protected form the 'big bad world' by living in expenses cities and suburbs, working with other geeks and getting paid well. In prison I guess that counts for nothing. Except you
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Me too :-)
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Work for profitable companies. The company that can barely afford you won't give good pay raises and will have lousy practices borne from the need to make ends meet at any cost to technical debt. Also some aspect of your job will alway
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