metalforever

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by metalforever 27d ago
I’ve personally run into this issue of not having a working laptop in an interview setting. It’s not always money . I just don’t like getting work done on a laptop. I use a desktop. I’ve been staff+ for more than 5 years .
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by metalforever 27d ago
I’m a lead engineer and have been Staff plus for more than 5 years. I’ve actually personally run into this problem (not having a working laptop for an interview). I don’t really do laptops well because it’s not a good environment to get wor
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by metalforever 4mo ago
I am a programmer that comes from a family of coal miners. They don't actually consider that constituency, its just a game to win a swing state.
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by metalforever 4mo ago
i have a running 80s vehicle with over 400k kilometers (its a VW T3)
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by metalforever 6mo ago
SEEKING PART-TIME WORK | Remote Location: Pittsburgh, PA USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Résumé-CV: https://tinyurl.com/ycyw2zws Email: getup_ambiance338@simplelogin.com Principal level s
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by metalforever 6mo ago
Thank you for making this. I was genuinely considering a solution at this abstraction level for Megadrive / Sega development .
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by metalforever 10mo ago
I very often find websites broken in Safari that work in Chrome.
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by metalforever 10mo ago
The author of the rust software did not solve the platform problem, as a result it is not a solution. Since it is not a solution, it should be reverted. It's really that simple.
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by metalforever 10mo ago
I know people without running water in their house right now in America . In fact I know multiple families in this situation .
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by metalforever 11mo ago
Does everyone really just use vim? This one surprised me as a problem.
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by metalforever 11mo ago
Hello, thank you for taking the time to respond. “ IMO, languages and platforms that require IDEs, also leads to complex software that is hard to maintain. ” The truth is that I (and probably other users) don’t always have the luxury of cho
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by metalforever 11mo ago
There are a few nice to haves that would really help me out with making an open bsd transition. I thought of writing them myself because I am getting very fed up with Linux for the above reasons. - IDE support is an issue still - Filesystem
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by metalforever 11mo ago
So, I was around back then and am around now as a principal and this comment doesn't really pass the reality sniff test. Its a lot worse than this in terms of AWS cost for apps that often barely any people use. They're often incor
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by metalforever 11mo ago
I was doing web development in 2006 and that's not how it was. Websites were not all in i-frames and they were not all insecure. Setting up a PHP dynamic website with Apache does not have to be insecure and didn't have to be back
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by metalforever 1y ago
This is the reason. I logged in to basically say the same thing. I used to be this way, and give opinions, but you cause problems over time that ends up with you getting disciplined in subtle ways or fired.
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by metalforever 1y ago
Hi Sculpt team, I have been watching this project for a long time. I have tried the OS on my MNT Reform. I had some confusions about how to navigate and set specific options . I was thinking a similar interface to a traditional desktop coul
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by metalforever 1y ago
It’s honestly kind of discriminatory from a class perspective .
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by metalforever 1y ago
The homeless shelter situations in the bay area have waitlists. Some of the encampments also have waitlists (!). A lot of the homeless actually work in the bay area, some of them far away. Being in line in time to get a spot on a shelter
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by metalforever 1y ago
You have no idea what is going on in the bay area homeless situation. I am not discounting your experiment, which was very interesting, but you cannot apply your experiences to the bay area homeless situation.
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by metalforever 1y ago
I would bet real money that what I am saying is also true at your workplace.
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by metalforever 1y ago
You have to define "worse". What is actually "worse" is paying developer time to sit there in a never-ending upgrade and deprecation cycle when your core product is elsewhere.
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by metalforever 1y ago
Gen 1 wasn't Gen1. Gen1 for dynamic websites was a lamp stack with yolo javascript in the php header. Then people really started using jQuery because targeting a bunch of browsers at the time was a huge incompatible mess, along with ot
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by metalforever 1y ago
I am not sure this is true . As I wrote elsewhere, almost everyone wants a web app or thinks that they have a web app, but usually it is just a dynamic website. You do not need to build up a framework to have a dynamic website.
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by metalforever 1y ago
Everyone thinks they have a web application but a lot of the React I get asked to build could have easily just been a dynamic webpage (it is usually a dashboard). I think there is an over-emphasis on what constitutes a "web app".
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by metalforever 1y ago
Alright, I've been in the industry a very long time but moved to backend when it got complex. I am wondering why you need a decent hash map or set implementation. This is supposed to be done on the backend. The frontend is for present
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by metalforever 2y ago
People still do this to me (a woman) in the workplace now, like a lot.
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by metalforever 2y ago
I remember when I used to run gnome 2 (i.e. mate) on a machine with 256mb of ram. It was a full experience and it worked with youtube videos and so on. What are we even doing .
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by metalforever 2y ago
I was just thinking "there is no way this person works on embedded devices". Then I read the last paragraph where you bring up "over 1GB of RAM". Explains that.
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by metalforever 2y ago
Agree with this. Is this correct?
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by metalforever 2y ago
The problem with your suggestions is that they don't have free firmware.

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