the_new_guy_29

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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Its actually about perseverance and not some made up conclusions.. People who keep on attending classes simply have higher perseverance to anything they do and perseverance is the most important trait determining person success in life.
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
I dont think i even heard about such issue in EU.
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Demn im more in software dev role currently
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Im also interested in this
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Its hard to swallow but you have to be worth the money someone is paying you. If its the opposite, you will most likely get laid off. With 25years in corp, you should have at least contacts to win contracts. If it was manager position ofcou
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Why im not surprised top few comments are about quitting job for something else.
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Any examples of those rules and how they were violated? Im just curious
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
You get a BIG INFO by AWS that you are changing the bucket to public access if you do (by default they all are private), how incompetent you have to be to not be able to read?
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
YAJSF ? Yet-another-js-framework
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Its not about buzzwords but time ranges. Currently new frameworks are created in dozens and few are required for everyday work and they change each year. The amount of information newer programmers have to keep pace with is HUGE... Thats wh
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
"Noone can give you what i can promise you"
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
you are comparing highly educated and well informed about the world situation people to the ones with no TV or Radio. Problems that touch you directly like "i have too few resources - money" can be solved mostly by the ones strugg
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
In comparison to what?
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
What else you can do ? Either play the game or die. Thats the only choice you have rly. You know what i hate more ? The fact that our governers make sure you wont even live long enough to make use of "any" of those retirement enti
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Im always typing the name in search because its the fastest way for me ; _ ; 5/20 Working without any issues with aws daily.
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Not enough content on netflix unfortunetly
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
28, how to disassemble an engine in polo 2008.. just not to be ripped off by car mechanic
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Only one thing about this article i have to say is that its posted on TERRIBLY designed page... Half of the screen black, align to the right and no "reading view".
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
I would say that when it comes to Europe maps, TomTom ones are hands down the best. But thats not weird as majority of their business resolves around Europe.
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
This one here is also a pure marketing...
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
What keeps people highly coupled with could provider is not where their code is running but rather other "here only" solutions like custom DBs or infrastructure. You can rewrite code deployment script for any provider in few days
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Read through it, but i wont blame language creators. Its a lot easier to point out that something is broken than to build something better.
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Thx fpr the good read
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
It depends on how you spend that time. Studing hard pays off, slacking off - not. This should be a common knowledge. It more or less boils down to this and not status or race...
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Thats why you wrap them in api or rather your architect should. You can and abolutely should abstract yourself from cloud provider. Difference with Docker is that in case of such a move (already did that in my career) the amount of boilerpl
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
"decreased the execution time by a factor of 3" So article is about a flew in previous versions of Rust not supporting 128-bit numbers on x86_64. But title makes it sound like "switching to Rust was the breakthrough". Or
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Keep it in mind it was an example privided by the OP
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
Broken - no, tedious and resources consuming - hell yes
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
He also comlpletely negates the need of rewriting all of those "scripts" in case of a change in host provider.. None of modern companies is using own hosted servers because its simply too costly. Everyone is using cloud providers
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by the_new_guy_29 8y ago
This question is so wrong on so many levels

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