krd8ssb

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   by krd8ssb 4mo ago

   You are absolutely right! Sorry, I couldn't resist that one (thanks Claude). I agree with you completely. I started at a new company in February and was able to use AI to get fully on boarded 3 months faster than their typical onboard
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   by krd8ssb 4mo ago

   I think this is completely dependent on the person building it and why they love building software. Some people got into software development because they love to code. Others got into it because they love bringing ideas to life and coding
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   by krd8ssb 5mo ago

   They stated to have the bank statements showing everything was paid but the company refused to look at it. Sounds like they may not have been in a deficit but company refused to look at anything
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   by krd8ssb 7mo ago

   I'm with you on this being incredibly exciting. I'm 40 and have been doing this since I was 12 as well. Once I became a staff engineer at a large company and ended up being a less Hands-On with code and more on team leadership and
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   by krd8ssb 7mo ago

   To add to this, no matter what countries do, we can make our local environments nicer to live in by reducing pollution but across the globe, solar activity has exponentially more, and the ultimate impact. With the magnetic field weakening,
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   by krd8ssb 7mo ago

   Man, I didn't see hackers for the first time until probably 5 years after I wrote my first line of code. I still watch it to this day but I got started when I saw "wavy colored text" in an AOL chat room. Yup, colored sup and