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by tocoder 5y ago
The absence of excitement may stem from a number of things. The first thing I would look at is mental health, which is important to personal well-being. In particular, a sedentary lifestyle is so hard on the body. Otherwise, if an older dev
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by tocoder 5y ago
The responsibility on one individual to change the world can be onerous. There needs to be viable alternatives, enforced by institutions, for correcting systemic issues.
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by tocoder 5y ago
Out of all forms of institutional inequality, philanthropy is among the ones that I would target last.
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by tocoder 5y ago
There's the consideration of lawful behavior. There's the consideration of restoring social justice. And then there's the consideration of compassion for the victim but also the perpetrator. The perpetrator is clearly in pain
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by tocoder 5y ago
I agree with this assessment as a person of colour who was born in an English-speaking country. I also have a degree on English. I'm currently at a threshold where I could get better, but the margins in terms of pay-off to diminishing
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by tocoder 5y ago
I think there are many great observations made in this discussion. Yours stood out because it specifically addresses responding to failure. In my experience, systematically confronting personal failings leads to explosive personal growth wh
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by tocoder 5y ago
I guess my question is, "why would you like to know?" Of course, there are times when knowing important information can be the difference between helping people and harming people. Otherwise, I think there are other ways to either
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by tocoder 5y ago
I understand that this article seeks to clarify and help the learning process, but this perspective could easily be co-opted by institutionalized racism to exclude ESL students and developers.
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by tocoder 5y ago
Yes, and it makes me feel incredible outrage, which only hastens my burnout.
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by tocoder 6y ago
Unrelated to the post, at a previous gig, we used Sentry.io. Other than the first 45min wait time when you first hook it up to Sentry's API, it was a smooth experience. How do you like working at Sentry?