ghstcode

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by ghstcode 3y ago
Sam Altman needs to shut up
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by ghstcode 3y ago
Why? They work just fine.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
This is true, can confirm
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by ghstcode 4y ago
What could possibly go wrong
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I found the book called “Manage your money like a f*cking adult” by Sam Beckbessinger to be a really good one.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
The question should be: why aren’t project managers and product owners making security implementation and review part of the sprints as a priority item?
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by ghstcode 4y ago
A bit off topic, but I bought a Burmese kitten for around $600 and now I have a best mate with me all day and apparently I’m going to live longer now xD Pretty awesome breed for someone looking for a house cat. Lots of meme worthy quirks to
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I went with the Caldwell e-max
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I went with the caldwell e-max set because it was discounted. Works a charm and is very comfortable wearing for long periods of time
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by ghstcode 4y ago
For me: - Philips OneBlade (use it weekly and have not needed to charge in 6 months) $35 - Large desk pad $20 - Shooting hearing protection with white noise (drowns out pretty much all other noise while coding) $100
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Stripe support is horrific, good luck mate!
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I have only one this year: to own my own time.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I’m on call for a payment provider and have dealt with emergencies basically since the very beginning
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Yes 100%. I have not been sick in about 5 years and then I caught Covid when the first wave hit. Since then, I’ve been sick at least once a month while my wife and kids have experienced the same thing (just less extreme)
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by ghstcode 4y ago
For me, this topic falls along the same lines as distro ping pong. I’ve tried many, but have ended up with Cloud Run. It’s been great and costs next to nothing. Since you run within a Google Cloud Project, you get all the Google tools to us
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I’ve never made more money before than I do currently with Go, Python and Kotlin. I guess it depends on what you are trying to achieve. In general, it would be more beneficial to learn supporting topics like building distributed systems, da
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by ghstcode 4y ago
So much here resonates with me.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Look after yourself, too.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Before spending the last money I had on a coding book, the cashier could see my hesitation and said "don't worry, investing in yourself is never a waste of money". It had a profound impact on me.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
No, why? If you were going to leave, you should have left in protest when they started censoring people, promoting politics and refusing to stop fake media.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Setting up printers.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Get it running. I find the only way for me is to actually run the code locally, play around with it until I understand the data flow.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Jira, without a doubt. Everything that is is even remotely a negative connotation involves Jira for me.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Could you elaborate a bit more about everything moving to Discord? Is this a thing generally or just a side effects of being in a team that uses discord for work?
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by ghstcode 4y ago
It's a fine balance between accuracy and rewarding your highest ad spenders.
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by ghstcode 4y ago
I was wondering about this same thing this morning from the perspective of NFT creators. If I was a professional designer, I'd see something like DALL-E as an awesome tool to help come up with concepts upfront in discovery sessions etc
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by ghstcode 4y ago
Learning stress and anxiety coping mechanisms and Adobe InDesign to produce nicer videos for an upcoming YouTube channel.