vesuvianvenus

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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
What do you know about the differences between the 3 main OS (windows, mac, linux) as they relate to your question?
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I agree. I don't like receiving more than 1 voice message per week from a person. It's terrible when they start sending voice messages as 50% or more of their messages. - Text messages require brevity. - Depending on who you&#x27
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Oops, I meant to say: "But if you have a small dream and a *big grind*, you're much more likely to get it done"
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Scale back the "dream" and scale up the "grind". And of course, modularize. "If you have a big dream and a small grind, you'll never accomplish the dream. But if you have a small dream and a big dream, you&#x
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Wow, another library (react-location) that shows TypeScript as its primary documentation language. And I see more and more jobs hiring for TypeScript developers. I see Microsoft's 3 E's campaign strongly in action with TypeScript
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Just a side note / counter note: >"While I have a lot of respect for the creators of TS," Creators of TypeScript are Microsoft. To any readers unfamiliar with TypeScript and Microsoft's ethics, be sure to research the
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Where is the user "dang"? Dang deletes posts just for saying something simple like "yes" -- b/c apparently an upvote is supposed to serve that purpose. but i suppose such rules are selectively enforced (and probably
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I certainly shall, now that you mention it. Hopefully it will help me put my mind at ease. (I look to Lao Tzu on this... on maintaining internal peace and intention towards abundance "If you are depressed, you are living in the past.
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
nah, look it up on steam. it releases a free expansion pack every season or so.
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I think acceptance and comfortability with error messages (i.e. small failures nearly every step of the way) is the basis of one's career as a developer. We start knowing almost nothing, producing tons of errors as we go (which reduce
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Note the difference between the below two items: 1. Title: A 29-year-old marketing expert used a weird resume to ___get 30,000 interviews___ in a week 2. A subheader bullet point: Vidal's bot was used 30,000 times, and he ___got 14 onl
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Diablo lovers... check out Path of Exile II. It's continues in terms of UX, where Diablo 2 left off.
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Yep. A year ago, I worked 2.5 months, and quit, and the cash I had from those 2.5 months kept be afloat for about 9 months after leaving the company. Granted, I am super frugal, minimalist, and don't have kids/wife. Now though,
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
The summers in Juneau are super comfortable. In the area I set up my tent, I found many tents from previous campers-- transient laborers and fishermen I imagine. Meals: Had fridge space at company's lunch room. I'd arrive early a
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I actually failed many times. I just kept trying. After that trip to Alaska, where I studied some JS (ember, knockout), I went to Oregon, interviewed for frontend web dev jobs but failed, and just went back to working in corporate marketin
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I don't recommend reasoning from a position of exercising one's ideology. "You shouldn’t have to spend months living in tents, working part time, to develop an in-demand skill." One has to develop in-demand skills to par
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
It's not "supposed to be" any way whatsoever-- Neither The Universe nor The Global Economy depend on human senses of fairness or opinions. >only the wealthy can afford to study the arts and be productive as an artist. &quo
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
>"Is a software developer who makes a dating app doing one or the other? What about the designer?" I'd look at this from a... step back. "Software Developer" is all you need to know. For example a Mechanical Engi
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Indeed. While teaching myself web development I spent 4 months in a tent (Texas), then later 2 months in a tent (Alaska), and later 2 more months in a tent (Oregon). In the first two cases, I worked part time (event marketing; fish smokeho
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
>-Oversaturated market, learntocode, let's be honest and say for 95% of companies, web devs are a commodity. I don't have an issue with people who are excited and want to learn coding, but the reality is the job market is over
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I agree. Given the author's interest in language and technical projects, I think they should add Sales Engineer & Solutions Engineer to the list. Both are client facing sales / application setup roles... and Tech Evangelist ro
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
It's in the politically incorrect, non-mainstream news/social media boards. But going to those is... a choice in itself, a choice that should not be taken wisely. It's the choice to begin to pull back the curtain-- to pull
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Plenty pay >$250k remotely and in large cities such as SF and NYC-- For Engineers, Managers/Executives (Eng, Mktg, other), Salespeople, etc. You just have to ask for it. If you're unfamiliar, join TeamBlind.com A company sent
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Those are Hypothetical anecdotal problems. Don't fear the idea just because in your mind there are purely hypothetical situations where it might not be optimal. The direct opposite of your opinion & posited hypothetical situation m
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I haven't had trouble with maintenance or avoiding bugs with NodeJS. I don't see justification for putting in 30-40% more time and effort for the same result. To me it seems like an intentional complication of something which can
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I agree. It's so weird to me that a developer would choose to write 30-40% more code than necessary. I love the simplicity of NodeJS/Javacript itself. Plus, there's the fact that TypeScript is developed, owned, and maintain
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
$600, for a React course, are you serious? I know it's 20 hours of content, but so are many Udemy courses. Many similar courses can be found for $10-$20 on Udemy.com (be sure to reset cookies/create a new account if you see higher
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
Junk article. This is an article based on Socialist Democracy and/or Marxist ideals. Had to stop reading once I realized that. I can't follow the logic. I don't see data. I don't see ROI, I don't see comparisons
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I found a study within a few seconds on Google Scholar which refutes OP's study. Using google translate, i see this in the article (German translated to English): "According to a recent study, contact lenses that block blue light
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by vesuvianvenus 5y ago
I see why you aren't hiring everyone you want to-- Your practices sound coercive. Expiring offers? Expiring signing bonuses? How disrespectful to peoples' time and competing obligations. If I had competing offers, I wouldn't

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