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by interbased 2y ago
I got the most interviews through referrals from LinkedIn. Any time I apply for a job, I immediately message someone from the company. Top choice is somebody I’m connected to. Second choice is the Technical Recruiter. I’ve gotten more resu
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When I’m working a project I enjoy or is particularly challenging in a fun way, I’d say it’s 90. I’m basically fully into it, but I do need breaks. When it’s something more mundane or doesn’t interest me as much, I lose some of that passio
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I used paid web-based software. After triple-checking everything and researching what each form and boxes mean, part of me wants to just do it myself next year. I assume the only concern would be updated tax laws and ensuring everything is
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by interbased 2y ago
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
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Click. Adam Sandler comedy movie that left me in tears by the end. The theme is to live in the moment and appreciate the small things, or life will pass you by before you know it.
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by interbased 2y ago
PyCharm for Python projects. Sublime Text for everything else.
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by interbased 2y ago
I learned HTML in junior high school. I also messed around with CSS by customizing my MySpace profile.
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Read, watch shows, programming, exercise, games, cleaning and organizing.
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by interbased 2y ago
Once I learned / realized the whole idea of a smaller company having a data breach and exposing your “universal” password, all of my accounts have unique, randomly generated passwords so that if one is compromised, it’s only that one.
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by interbased 2y ago
I trust what I can verify. Whenever I read an article, I trace down the source of any claims. Whether it be another article or press release, a study, the original statement that someone made on a show or something similar, if it’s verifiab
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by interbased 2y ago
My GitHub profile wasn’t very polished when I was applying for jobs. It was mostly just descriptions of the projects on my resume, and discussing them during the interview. Reaching out to recruiters at the company after applying, or (even
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by interbased 2y ago
Any time I take a picture of something that far away in the sky, the results show the camera doesn’t have the capability to take a quality photo in those circumstances.
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by interbased 2y ago
I don’t write as many tests as I would like to because there’s often not even time due to other critical requests. However, some projects were written test based from the beginning, so those always have tests for each PR.
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The microphone issue happens all the time with a coworker. I noticed it being generally laggy as well. Sometimes the notification badge won’t go away even though there aren’t any left.
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WWE http://www.wwe.com/page-404
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by interbased 2y ago
Agreed. A lot of the documentation is stuff I wouldn’t use in my day-to-day. It may be interesting to learn, but it’s ultimately a waste of time if you’re not going to apply it. As you said, it’s better to investigate solutions to current i
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by interbased 2y ago
If you have done extensive research on a topic, or have years of experience on a topic, and you focus for even 5 minutes on a quality answer, that will already generate a long answer. On a website with as many users as Reddit, there’s bound
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by interbased 2y ago
Docker. It would be helpful for my job in certain situations and I also find it interesting. I also recently started getting back into HTML/CSS.
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by interbased 2y ago
It’s mostly just software that’s used by the cash registers now. One should never feel guilty or compelled to tip just because the software at the register asks if they want to.
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by interbased 2y ago
I never knew about the -s flag with git log. That would be super helpful in many situations for me / my team.
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by interbased 2y ago
Not a shortcut persay but I love setting alias’s in my .zshrc file to make all my common commands a few key strokes.
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by interbased 2y ago
I don’t use pre-commit checks but I use linters before every PR and checks will fail and not allow a merge if they aren’t applied. I prefer flake8, black, and isort at the moment. Though, black and flake8 can conflict, but you can adjust t
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by interbased 2y ago
Agreed. I’ve put in days where I did nothing but work because the project was fun and also due in a week or very soon. Food really doesn’t take that long especially if you order in or pick up close by. Doing this consistently though would s
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by interbased 2y ago
Most recently built a scraper to download information that I want to track over time automatically. I have the scraper built - now I just need to automate it.
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Probably not. I wouldn’t even know what to ask for. I just wouldn’t mind a little more customization. Bloatware I can remove or hide.
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by interbased 2y ago
Password managers are seamless, too. On Apple devices, it’s either Touch ID or Face ID and it’s instant. Chrome it’s instantly typed in. Virtually zero effort.
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Automation of operational tasks and report generation using various data sources. I love taking a task that an Operations team would spend hour or days working on and automating it, giving them time to work on other tasks. I also like norma
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I loved this game. One of the first games I really started to play on own during a period of mostly watching my brother play games. In the same rhythm of games teaching you actual skills for real life, I’ve always felt that way about RuneSc
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I follow certain subreddits and the mobile version off the app is clean and doesn’t show any of the social networking features. This is a different experience from using the desktop version of the new website without custom subreddits. So
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I love thinking things through on a walk. Something about just being outside and free from the screen almost feels like your brain has more space to generate ideas.

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