interbased

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   by interbased 2y ago

   I get recruitment contacts fairly often as well. Mostly by email (and they don’t look automated) but also some on LinkedIn (these look more automated).
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   by interbased 2y ago

   You should have a separate email account and a unique, random string for a password for every account for the maximum security. To go a step further, salt/pepper your most crucial passwords so even if a password manager gets breached,
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   by interbased 2y ago

   I think it’s more of a skeptical mentality than a distrust. Don’t believe anything at face value kind of thing.
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   by interbased 2y ago

   It seems to be short for “websites”, as in the search will only return links to websites, instead of modern “enriched” results that show photos and other media directly in the result.
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   by interbased 2y ago

   The auto-complete on Google often has "reddit" at the end of the query. It usually is the most reliable result from a query.
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   by interbased 2y ago

   I really like the minimalism of the second one.
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   by interbased 2y ago

   I don’t really gamify it, but I try to keep it as organized as possible.
8. 38.▲
   by interbased 2y ago

   This documentation just taught me about the showdead option. Lots of good information here. Thank you.
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   by interbased 2y ago

   You could enforce the process so that you only make code updates based on the documentation. So, if a new specification is requested, it must be made explicit in the documentation with a link to the issue next to it. Once the issue is close
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Indeed, Glassdoor, LinkedIn. After I apply, I reach out to a either a connection (LinkedIn) in the company, or the tech recruiter.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Any web archiving tool will have backups. Pre 2000 may not be as common since it’s over 20 years old but trying a few different archiving tools should yield some results.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Collaboration is mostly done when doing investigatory work to scope out a new project. Once work is divided up amongst team members, we mostly go our own way. It can also be a working session to solve a particularly challenging problem tog
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    by interbased 2y ago

    The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle Letting Go - David R Hawkins Both books provide amazing reminders for the best ways to approach life and handle stress.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Thanks for the link. That’s a great reminder for how to live.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I usually approach note-taking as I do documentation. I write out all my thoughts on a subject first, then clean that up to something palatable. After that, I fill in the blanks - whether it be research, talking to others and asking them t
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    by interbased 2y ago

    This is usually what it comes down to. You need to create action items and timebox them, then act. Adhering to those actions takes energy and discipline.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Ever since I was phished, I’ve updated my password practices to have every single account I have to use a unique password. That way, if any of them are involved in a data leak, the rest of my accounts are still secure.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Very good point. Unless you’re buying something niche for a specialist purpose, the cheaper alternative gets the job done.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I continue to see AI as a tool for developers rather than a replacement. It enables developers to do their job better, but wouldn’t cut it as a standalone developer.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I really enjoy automation and ETL/ELT pipelines. I got an early taste of AI while studying data science and working with NLP. But I find the automation of tasks, writing tests, and creating tools to help people do their jobs faster,
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    by interbased 2y ago

    What do I actually want right now, and what actionable steps can I take to move toward manifesting that reality?
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    by interbased 2y ago

    Wow, this well-made. Thanks for sharing!
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    by interbased 2y ago

    This is why I don’t answer any calls from a number I don’t know. It just validates to a potential spam system that my number belongs to a real person.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I stopped for a long period of time, but I go back and forth. I don’t play any new games, though. I play the same two on and off.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    For me, I approach programming as a way of building something. The same way an architect builds a building, or a carpenter builds a desk. You build something with purpose, because you find value in it. When you figure out how to build somet
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    by interbased 2y ago

    1) A combination of Trello and the Apple Reminders app. 2) Any time I share an article with friends and want to emphasize a snippet. 3) I usually just Google whatever source I need at the moment. 4) Brain. 5) Too many ideas come up and I d
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I’d say it’s about 50/50. It’s verbal when considering what to name variables, styling the code, and ensuring I didn’t make any mistakes. When considering the flow of the code, and what pieces to put where, it’s more intuitive.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I would start by learning Python - specifically the pandas and numpy packages. You’d also want to brush up on mathematical concepts needed for data science, such as linear regression, probability, calculus, statistics. It’s a mesh of every
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I learned HTML in junior high school, but I really started enjoying coding when I started editing my MySpace custom profile with divs/CSS. I learned Java next and that made me realize I enjoy coding a lot.
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    by interbased 2y ago

    I love git. And as you learn more features, it becomes so powerful.