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by questiondev 5y ago
i am trying to do the opposite, which in my case is get my first tech position. it is interesting to see the different reasons why people want to switch jobs.
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by questiondev 5y ago
it’s wild to think but a large amount of people who are homeless are actually anxiety ridden introverts that have very little connections to people who can help them out. it would be one thing if we all started out on the same foot but we d
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by questiondev 5y ago
if you want to really know what types of hazards chemicals in your food check out the app yuka. i just started using it about 3 weeks ago, you’d be surprised what is in some food products. it gives you science data on the additives in a pro
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by questiondev 5y ago
exactly, it’s funny how some people will downvote others for speaking what works for them. i’ll never understand that. both kratom and coffee are related, kratom gets a bad rap because of headshops but people have been using it for all type
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by questiondev 5y ago
i know for me assuming my business would fail was a natural assumption. what i would like to see is more articles on bouncing back after a bad failure, or dealing with the rejection from friends and family during the building process. mvp’s
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by questiondev 5y ago
bacon egg and cheese sandwich with some kratom tea works pretty well
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by questiondev 5y ago
apple exploits slave labor in china to build their products but is concerned about tumblr showing a female nipple
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by questiondev 5y ago
a lot of people i know stopped using alexa out of privacy concerns. i wonder what percentage dropped off relating to privacy issues
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by questiondev 5y ago
i have add, watching slow videos makes me tune out pretty fast. i switched to 2x on certain videos and yeah i am able to learn because it’s not super drawn out
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by questiondev 5y ago
it might have been law enforcement. they might be using this to track potential drunk drivers (i am not saying you were drunk driving or anything) but i do know there was a few articles on it this year, here is one i found https:/&#x2
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by questiondev 5y ago
i know some people said that covid-19 infection can cause brain fog in adults months after they recovered. there were also people saying that the vaccines may cause this as well. not saying i know exactly the reason for this, just pointing
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by questiondev 5y ago
thank you for bringing this up, it’s one of those things that younger me did not understand, i see the pessimism surrounding new technology and i want to point out to doubters that it will take longer than they expect but it will come. like
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by questiondev 5y ago
obs should be able to do a cease and assist, right? hopefully more, that’s illegal to steal someone’s code so they must give it back and pay possibly pay retribution’s depending on the judgement
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by questiondev 5y ago
this is what i was thinking, i think it depends on the demographic but overall i heard that reading rates are way higher now due to the internet’s text content. granted reading books are great but i mostly read those online as well or audio
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by questiondev 5y ago
one day operating systems will be “living”, and will be able to analyze and run code just from reading documentation and source files. completely sci-fi right now. anyways, microsoft shutting out firefox sounds anti-competition
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by questiondev 5y ago
yeah and if you are an anxious person like me, (i may be on the spectrum, i have some social issues), writing code in front of people makes me very anxious, it takes me back to my childhood when my dad would scream at me for being dyslexic,
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by questiondev 5y ago
turn every linux computer into a component of a supercomputer
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by questiondev 5y ago
i worked construction for a bit, and you wouldn’t believe the exceptions we made for certain “historic” buildings. i remember discussing this with my foreman, we were in an impoverished area of the city that just so happened to be “historic
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by questiondev 5y ago
i was actually really surprised that this did not exist when i went to search github for the first time. you would think that an open source giant would have this ability but i guess there is a ton of computational load to achieve search in
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by questiondev 5y ago
they gotta answer to someone. this is getting ridiculous.
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by questiondev 5y ago
i know, this just makes the conspiracy crowd more on edge about the whole thing
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by questiondev 5y ago
that’s cool and scary at the same time
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by questiondev 5y ago
this would actually be a game charger to rust. considering the increase in the use for linux throughout the years
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by questiondev 5y ago
you are right about this, i think HN posted an article on “junk” dna not being “junk” dna after all. this was about a month ago, it may have been on news.google.com if it was not on here, having read science breakthrough stuff throughout th
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by questiondev 5y ago
never worked for a tech company outside of projects or contracts i’ve done for people i know and my own ventures (small ventures), i’ve coded since i was 9 years old, started out in BASIC then took up pascal but now code (or script) javascr
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by questiondev 5y ago
good point, these systems got worse when they decided to create an iphone app. apple loves censorship calling it “moderation”, sounds like a fair word until you realize it’s typically done on the wrong videos leaving the actual scam videos
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by questiondev 5y ago
someone had to do it, thank you. ;
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by questiondev 5y ago
my anxiety is getting the best of me whenever i see this type of stuff i always think of how a state can abuse it to get rid of people legally and use an excuse. but then again i am extremely distrusting of new “progress” in general.
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by questiondev 5y ago
wow, this is something i didn’t even know about until i saw this post. makes a lot of sense now with how people are ignoring other crisis around the world. that’s sad
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by questiondev 5y ago
this is correct. it’s a sign a company is in trouble

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