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Exception-Driven Development Gives You Back Your Time and Sanity
(smustafa.blog)
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Ventoy Is Saving Me Time, Money, and USB Sticks
(smustafa.blog)
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The Abysmal State of Contract Software Development
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1y ago
I thought I had replied to this, but I forgot to do so. I wish you the best of luck with your game! Can you link me to its Steam page? :)
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"Just Keep Applying" Isn't Persistence, It's Insanity
(smustafa.blog)
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1y ago
> They mention React. For full transparency, I'm the one who wrote the article :) I wasn't even thinking about 2FA when writing this, but that does raise a big accessibility issue for people who may struggle to use or wish to a
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Software Development Has Too Much Software in It
(smustafa.blog)
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1y ago
A blog post about how the complexity of software development tooling is spiraling out of control. Enjoy! :D
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Zero to Web in Rust – Rustlings Is the Coolest Tutorial
(smustafa.blog)
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Why I Left Medium for WordPress
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Ruat Developers Concerned About Complexity, Low Usage
(infoworld.com)
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3y ago
The new generation has largely switched to exclusively using thier phones. I figure this will have some pretty negative consequences for computing, but was also inevitable given the state of things
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3y ago
Only the software industry can create gatling footguns like this :)
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3y ago
I also wish I would have studied classical CS in college. However, I was sick most of the time, and there were half a dozen weed-out classes, so the computer science courses I did take were non-major courses to supplement a GIS degree. GIS
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3y ago
Sounds like they're being overly reliant on the tool. I know work life at Google is probably fairly intense and stressful, but this seems pretty odd
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3y ago
Oh no :(
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Why I Like Clojure
(biffweb.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I hear there's chemicals in tea which balance out the caffeine, and make it less of a shock to the system. My go-to (heh) is Earl Grey, though I usually drink coffee
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Going from Python to Guile Scheme
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4y ago
Blessed comment! :D
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Gnome Shell on Mobile: An Update
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4y ago
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Going from Python to Guile Scheme
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Non-Programmers Are Building More of the World's Software
(fastcompany.com)
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4y ago
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The Presence Prison
(world.hey.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
You could argue that work takes up half your waking hours
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Clojure Is a Better Java Than Java (2019)
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5y ago
What are good technologies then?
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vipermark7
5y ago
What advice would you have in regards to getting a fully remote job?
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vipermark7
5y ago
How much is a low dose? I hear that less than 400mg is safe to consume, though I consume approx 300mg a day myself. Currently trying to reduce that
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5y ago
What are some of those consequences?
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