godid

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by godid 6y ago
I initially thought this article was satire - poking fun at how easy programmers really have it on balance. But no, it’s just a contentless, envy fuelled moan from a position of privilege. Take a step out of the FAANG-SV-HN salary distortio
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by godid 7y ago
Perhaps, if you shared a single caravan with hundreds of other people. But other than that I do not think it’s alike at all as you are not dependant on a crew for subsistence nor is your freedom to move/explore restricted in a caravan.
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by godid 7y ago
Not the OP but I would describe my anxiety in identical terms. When I feel the doubt about past memories/decisions start to creep, I whip out my phone and make some brief notes (usually keep one document per trigger). I will just write
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Detailed images of baby heart inside the womb(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by godid 7y ago|0 comments
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by godid 8y ago
I have the attachable keyboard stand that sits comfortably on my knee when I'm on the train. I can type as fast on that as I can a laptop. Honestly with a half decent IDE/dev toolchain it would be a fantastic little lightweight se
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by godid 8y ago
I've had some luck using http://continuous.codes to write small C# and F# apps/games. I wish it were more actively developed because there is so much potential there.
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10 Years of Eye Pain(jack-vanlightly.com)
1 points by godid 8y ago|0 comments
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by godid 8y ago
Is this an anecdote? E.g. I assume you are calling this a tremendous risk because you have seen it first-hand negatively affect your own kids mental development? Whilst I agree with the sentiment of less tech = probably better for young kid
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by godid 8y ago
If introducing a functional language was the aim (EDIT: that's my reading of the motivation here) then, given the political context described, I can't help but feel a better choice would have been F#. It ticks, or half ticks, most