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codr4life
9y ago
Worst idea ever, stay off the chemical cocktails. It only takes one objective look and a minimum of reflection to see what Big Pharma is up to, and it's not good for anyone. Speed will make you feel better-ish, but it will also turn yo
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Exactly, this has nothing to do with free software. Most people are so messed up mentally and emotionally these days that they react like injured animals to any kind of outside stimuli. In the end I'm pretty sure they hate themselves m
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Word. I started coding at 8 and I'm not letting my children anywhere near the stupid gadgets before they're old enough to see through the illusion. Computers are stupid, humans are so much more than 1's and 0's. Teaching
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codr4life
9y ago
Go ahead and postpone life then, no one will stop you; life still doesn't give a shit about plans. You should try being close do dying a couple of times, that will align your perspective with reality in no time at all.
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9y ago
They would make some stupid shit up I'm sure. Sadly, I didn't have the resources to take them on legally. Never going to Portugal again, that much is certain.
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9y ago
And then you get run over by a bus.
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9y ago
Why would you work 80 hours per week when a couple of hours a day is enough to get by? Or even encourage that? There's plenty more important things in life than work and funny money, and plenty more important things in work than number
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codr4life
9y ago
Deep breaths, all is well :) Modern Java is a pretty decent language. Servlets, spring, JPA; and the rest of the enterprise mumbo-jumbo is mostly over-engineered crap. Same goes for design patterns, they don't even come close to pullin
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This bullshit needs to stop. There is plenty of proof out there that microwaves interfere with the human body in a bad way on several levels. But I guess the hundreds of thousands of people who aren't yet completely numb to the effects
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9y ago
I'll tell you why; because they're willing to sell their soul, play the game, and not ask too many questions. This system was built by assholes; which is why it rewards assholes, and why it's going down fast.
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White Helmets murdering children for fake gas attack
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I was responding to this kind of reasoning even being on the radar; the caption was enough to make me feel sick, didn't feel the need to go further. More like a Freudian slip in my ears, referring to specific human beings makes all the
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Fourth story down starts with 'Fuck you and die', pretty much sums it up for me. Facebook is the past, most people just haven't noticed yet.
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9y ago
Any culture that can't accept different is no culture at all. I once got fired from a startup for opting out of mandatory weekly surfing lessons, thank god in retrospect.
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Correct. Assuming senior still means someone who leads/mentors; then yes, I have a hard time seeing a 25yo having the kind of perspective needed. I'm turning 40 any day now; not the Travis Boober kind of 40, the real one; and imag
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My programmers? Who the fuck do you think that you are? These are human beings; you, not so much.
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What about life experience and perspective? Is he going to mentor/lead teams? I wouldn't have hired myself for that kind of scenario at 25, and I started coding at 8.
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By calling bullshit on Science and opening our eyes to thousands of years of carefully planned deception.
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9y ago
I would recommend getting a plain old code solution up and running first, get the logic right. Once you have that staring you into the face, you will see what is needed where. Starting with the database paradigm will never lead to an optima
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A portable virtual DOM
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In defense of Singletons
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Show HN: A DB for the rest of your life
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On Empathy
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Show HN: A portable virtual DOM
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In defense of Singletons
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Recursive r/w locks
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Projects with a soul, that manage to push forward in some direction and don't get tangled up in details; code that surprises me. Puzzles and yet another whatever don't even register on my radar any more.
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Scoping resources in C
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In defense of Singletons
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9y ago
You mean, is there still space for C? I'd say yes. I can't remember last time I used classes/objects unless forced to, despite using polymorphism/runtime dispatch every day. Go for it, follow your intuition.
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