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mdn0420
6y ago
The Stormlight Archives
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How to Analyze Volume Profiles with Python
(metaminh.medium.com)
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6y ago
Game developer here - I used a PID controller to implement some vehicle controls/animations in our game recently and it works quite lovely.
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Web front-end tech breakdown
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7y ago
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7y ago
#1 is something I've been pondering as well. I've been developing games on Unity for quite some time but questioning if I'd be better off retooling into a tech stack that is higher demand?
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8y ago
Would love to chat with anyone who has gone through this transition. (Engineering -> Sales)
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8y ago
You'll also learn much faster by going consecutive days rather than going a single day with weeks or months in between.
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8y ago
Absolutely. Concussions are a very real thing and it’s definitely not worth any serious injuries. The better you get, the harder the falls will be.
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8y ago
I'm assuming you transitioned into consulting from a corporate role. Were there any steps you took in preparation for that transition as well as any "exit criteria" before making the transition?
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8y ago
listsource.com is one. Real estate investors are certainly a big consumer of these services but probably not the only ones.
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8y ago
Direct mail marketing is a popular strategy in the real estate investing world. You can pull lists of properties+owners and filter by various criteria. Foreclosures or absentee owners are some pretty common ones.
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Yeah, BiggerPockets is a great resource for real estate investing. As with many businesses, it's all about finding the right people and building relationships. Feel free to message me if you'd like to chat more.
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8y ago
My properties are about 1800 miles away :P
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8y ago
I'm at a similar crossroads right now albeit with different numbers. I actually work for a mobile gaming company, making a solid salary and get to work fully remote. The job is no longer fulfilling and I feel like I need to try going o
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8y ago
Rental properties, managed by a 3rd-party professional company.
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8y ago
In my experience, pair program is especially valuable for learning workflow, tools, debugging tricks, etc. For instance, I remember learning how to efficiently navigate a project with an IDE through pair programming. For ramping up on codeb
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9y ago
Playback speed is adjustable so I wouldn't stress too much about it.
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9y ago
Haven't received a reply either. Also have seen the OP post the same response here multiple times. Is there much benefit in keeping the flood gates open if you're already overwhelmed?
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9y ago
I find ergonomics is the most important factor for me. My desk is a bit cluttered but it doesn't affect my productivity (I think?). A comfortable chair, keyboard, mouse and monitor setup is almost critical for working an extended perio
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9y ago
Just another data point, everyone in my group of friends and even friends of friends uses Venmo. We're in our early 30s, many in tech and live in California.
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9y ago
I'm a Principal Software Engineer at my company and had been working there for about 4 years (on-site) before I transitioned into fully remote. I was moving away from the city for personal reasons and discussed options with my manager&
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10y ago
I loved Way of Kings. Definitely recommend reading the second book in the series as well, 'Words of Radiance'
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11y ago
The cars don't necessarily have to come back to surface streets just like the subways don't.
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12y ago
Do you have issues remembering what you learn? Sure, we've all studied these topics before in school but have forgotten since. I brush up on some geometry or linear algebra every now and then for work. But I'm sure I'll forge
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Thanks for the advice. What would you say the average salary for an engineer with 5-6 years of experience is? I'm trying to get a sense of what kind of rent I'll be able to afford.
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12y ago
Do you have any insight on what the average salary is for a software engineer with 5-6 years of experience?
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12y ago
I'm a software engineer at a gaming company and have never worked as an 'Automation Tester' but have worked with them on my team so I can only speak from my observations. You will write code and are encouraged to build well d
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What is the software engineering scene like in Amsterdam?
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14y ago
Writing a shell script after some trial+error+googling sounds pretty casual to me.