user123456780

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by user123456780 4y ago
I have an old metal break in the garage I have been meaning to make a laptop chassis out of copper or brass. I think it would be dope to have a unique looking steam-punkish designed laptop
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by user123456780 5y ago
I really like this interface. If this had a 'fast' version it would replace the landing page of hacker news for me
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by user123456780 5y ago
> Would you prefer to hit a "Check for Notifications" button or would you prefer to just get a notification. The latter option has a million times better UX. I would a love a button for every action. Particularly for things lik
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by user123456780 5y ago
> one where you don't trust the server And you can't trust the server here because its publishing 3rd party content in the way of search results. The risk reward ratio of mentioned above is to far in the risk for my liking
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by user123456780 5y ago
I'm in this tweet and I'm not sure I like it. But I have to say my veggie patch is pretty dope at the moment
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by user123456780 5y ago
You start by making your first sale, then you're a company. The questions are how do you make your first sale? What are you selling? How will anyone know that you're selling something?
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by user123456780 5y ago
> Nearly every aspect of game development is challenging and transferrable I think thats if you dive into engine development alongside game development. What I have found is a lot of newer game developers don't know the fundamentals
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by user123456780 5y ago
You can see a correlation between healthy and unhealthy games in their icons. Ungealthy games are mostly high quality 'renders' for lack of a better term. The healthy games have a much less attention grabbing 'lower quality&#
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by user123456780 5y ago
I used to work for a government organisation and it was the same. Once I got disillusioned with what I was doing I would put in bare minimum effort which was, show up for standup every day, filibuster a bit then checkout. I was still one of
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by user123456780 5y ago
When there are consequences for you being wrong
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by user123456780 5y ago
> Being masterfully either technically, socially, or politically have a lot to do with it too, it seems. I don't think you need to be a master to get more money. What I have noticed as a hiring manager/tech lead is candidates&#
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by user123456780 5y ago
> My experience on the acquirer side is that startup engineers like to just build stuff and deploy it This has been my experience exactly. Automation has a high upfront cost where that payoff is in the long term. As a startup the priorit
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by user123456780 5y ago
As a former middle manager I completely agree with this. It can be a very difficult role. I called it the the A-symmetry of knowledge. As a tech person on tools you have such a small view of the company at large and all of the other issues
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by user123456780 5y ago
your self reward mechanism changes, as well as the problems youre solving in your 20s are generally new problems to you. Once you have been coding for 10+, 20+ years you'll come to realise that there is a repeating set of problems you&
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by user123456780 5y ago
The QLD ones suffer the same issue. I imagine not as bad. But anecdotally the plain paper codes scan as fast as you want. The laminated ones you have to move the camera about to make sure there is no glare interfering with the image
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by user123456780 5y ago
> Most people don't care, some people care but won't do anything about it, and some people think that "If i'm not doing anything wrong I have nothing to worry about". Most Australians trust the government will do
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by user123456780 5y ago
I don't know why but I really thought Australia was the most stable continent in the world (I guess thanks Education Queensland). I have lived here my whole life and never experienced an Earthquake.
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by user123456780 5y ago
Unfortunately our politicians are controlled by Rupert Murdoch and funded by BHP/Coal...
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by user123456780 5y ago
Even though people may not be engaged in politics mandatory voting is important. It reduces extremist politics and the constant need to be increasingly divisive. It forces regression to the mean. In non mandatory voting systems the politici
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by user123456780 5y ago
I'd like this to be honest (from an infrastructure point of view). If the time is known for an influx of traffic I can prepare for that. I currently look after a system which gets random spikes of traffic thats critical to serve. Which
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by user123456780 5y ago
> Gameboy-lookalike devices Most of these are too hard to deal with. Also developing for these devices is a huge pain the ass. Im excited for this device because its taken game dev as a first citizen. This toy looks to be more about game
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by user123456780 5y ago
This was me for 10+ years from leaving home through uni to early career. I lived 2km outside of the Brisbane CBD in a really nice neighbourhood on less than 1000AUD a month. It was enough money that I could eat well, afford beer and go out
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by user123456780 5y ago
Yay another non sql fearing js dev. I feel as though we're rare
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by user123456780 5y ago
Wow my dyslexia sure did skip the word Audio in the title. Not listened to them as an audio book sorry!
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by user123456780 5y ago
Clean Code - Robert Martin. <-- this is without a doubt the number one book to read in my opinion Working With Legacy Code - Michael Feathers
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by user123456780 5y ago
Hi fellow successful dev! You have more or less exactly the same story I had at the start of my career. Im just about 5 years a head of you. So I am hoping this advice can help save some of my 'wasted' years. I went through a peri
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by user123456780 5y ago
> "The infrastructure" to share cat pictures cost peanuts lol at this. Go setup that infrastructure and see how far you get for peanuts.
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by user123456780 5y ago
I completely agree with this. I went through the process of learning/attempting to learn haxe earlier in the year. (I was on a nostalgia 'I want to build flash games again' journey) There is lots of information. But not a lot
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by user123456780 5y ago
This is the way. I did this for a few months to burn through some of my leave budget. It was great Wednesday became my chores day. Get the house in order, go to the bank whatever. Then the weekend was entirely spent on luxury and entertainm