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by scrapcode 4y ago
I worked as an engineering technician in the facilities management realm for a couple of years and this resource was a godsend for just knowing what materials were commercially available for use.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
> Some employers have a knack for making you feel worthless even if you're incredibly valuable. Saving this wisdom. I have worked for a few of them.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Having any skill at chess outside of just knowing the rules of the game has piqued my interest multiple times, but it seems like a daunting undertaking and dedication just to become mediocre in the game.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs. He just passed away last week.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I don't see the message until I click the "Try for Free" button.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I have fond memories of using Borland's Delphi when I was a much younger boy. GUI building tools such as Delphi, VS, JavaFX and the old Dreamweaver really helped certain concepts click for me at that age.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
MS Access and "advanced" Excel. My non-development career has been based in bureaucratic organizations with systems that are very locked down. In many of my positions I have been able to automate the majority of my work and spend
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Do you use a tool for this?
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I can relate to most of these. As an extrovert living in a different state than I grew up, I really miss just being around people. However, for now, this just works really well with having a toddler and a wife that has an unpredictable sche
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by scrapcode 4y ago
My experience has been very short of "drowning in offers," however I am also reluctant to list certain things on my profile such as my current and previous employment, and I'm also reluctant to work for nothing. Any suggestio
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Has anyone had any luck with a long range headset or Bluetooth extenders?
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I am not the OP but I appreciate your response, and it has piqued my interest as a potential path to look into. I have a similar background in education and "passion," e.g. I still enjoy programming, but my career has just catapul
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by scrapcode 4y ago
There are certainly worse positions to be in, and I believe you'll be fine if you stay persistent. As much as it may seem here on HN and other dev socials, dubbing yourself as a 'software developer' doesn't guarantee tha
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I'm more-so terrified of taking the risks that would be required to break "back into" that part of the industry. I have been developing since I was a kid in some capacity. Life took me down a different path career wise that p
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I've always yearned the ability to come up with creative business names, product names, etc. It appears you have mastered it.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
> My argument for why we need the Singe Page Applications(sarcasm inside) [0] [0] https://williamkennedy.ninja/posts/
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Are UML diagrams used effectively in the dev industry? I'm in more of an systems analyst / solutions consultant role and don't see them used much.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Location: Kansas City, MO Remote: Yes / Hybrid Willing to relocate: Not at this time. Technologies: C#, Python, Java, Git; Have an interest in / have worked with React, Vue Résumé/CV: Available upon request. github.com/s
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by scrapcode 4y ago
Interesting tidbit that obviously has plenty of objections. However, I do feel that this is the biggest barrier to my progress in one of my hobbies, jiu-jitsu. I have plenty of time to dedicate 10+ hours a week to fitness, but it is the asp
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by scrapcode 4y ago
I love the site and how they display their work, however their watermarks completely ruin the photos IMO.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
MOBAs League of Legends and DOTA2 are FTP but the acquisition of a wider variety of characters in LoL is excruciatingly slow without paying. The communities also seem extremely toxic in my limited experience.
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by scrapcode 4y ago
This has been a great discussion for me as someone that has been programming as a non-profession for over a decade, but is new to applying it to existing projects that are not mine through open-source. One tool I haven't been able to f
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by scrapcode 5y ago
That is something I hadn't really taken the time to compartmentalize and articulate, but a js framework that focused on forms only would be wonderful. I'm sure that someone has taken a stab at it. Something like crispy-forms that
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I have been looking for something like this recently in order to get a feel of what it is like to work as a developer on a team. I am knee deep in a stable yet unexciting career in software acquisition, but can’t help to wonder daily if I s
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I used to do a lot of research on SEO and the methods behind the madness of getting decent organic traffic, and it basically always boiled down to quality content built around targeted keywords, phrases, or related topics. The way I always
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by scrapcode 5y ago
Can you give an example of such project aggregator?
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I'm a junior full-stack developer with a nine to five career in an IT role that is not development, but is too good to give up. I would love to work with more senior developers on ideas where I can be productive on a useful project, wi
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I gave up drinking.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
My great grandfather sat in a chair and drank from his handle of whiskey every day until his death also at 96. I had heard stories of workers on his farm not realize he was drinking during the work day until the tractor plowed through a nei
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I used Eleven to learn how to play table tennis during the pandemic and have also become fairly competitive with my friends and family that already played. I now have a real table in my home and my wife and I play regularly. Certainly got m

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