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u89012
25d ago
TCS. Say. no. more.
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u89012
1y ago
To anyone thinking this is the only hustle out there or this is uncommon, you've no idea what's really out there!
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u89012
3y ago
Free zones are great but last I checked (around Jun) you will need to travel to Dubai every 6 months to keep your PR/Emirates ID active, if you don't intend to live there.
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u89012
3y ago
Happened to me. I was that unfortunate CTO for a fintech startup. Unqualified CEO with anger issues but with loads of money waited till past traction and nod from investors, then simply booted me and my team out on some lame pretext, going
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u89012
3y ago
Would be nice if a little more detail were added in order to give anyone looking to do the same more heads-up to watch out for potential trouble spots. I take it the workers are polling to fetch the next job which requires a row lock which
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u89012
4y ago
I just spent months working on a large piece of software and could say without a doubt, Lisp is awesome! But I also want to say that most implementations are hashing out a spec written decades ago and not trying to improve what's obvio
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u89012
4y ago
+1. came here to say this! it's in prod, making money; bring up the discussion of full rewrite with the management at your own peril. learn to tame the beast by pruning one dead/redundant function at a time, that's the best y
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4y ago
Good to know. I've got zero emacs skills and I'm on vscode and nothing works there. From what I understand the lack of type info until the whole program is compiled creates this issue.
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4y ago
I'm a Ruby guy and I tried Crystal for about 2 years and absolutely loved it but then had to give up for the following reasons: 1. Too slow to compile (the whole program + the entire stdlib is built everytime you build!). No incrementa