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Probably the game that influenced my life the most. RIP Brad, and shout out to the team.
I've been thinking about using Obsidian as a static site generator.
How does this work? I searched Boston and got zero results?
Once the message is clear, they become a slog IMO. The author was smart in coming up with something catchy like "deep work" to mean, you get shit done and do some of your best work and learning when you have time set aside being distraction free.
2) It's battle-tested. Tried and true. Batteries included. Can have a web app with most functionality needed running in minutes.
3) There are more reasons, but there are other good options as well. No reason to use Rails if you're not interested in Ruby.
I hate this. Feels so wrong and dystopian. They need to abolish this. It’s so unnecessary.
I don't know what the best practice is for keeping our personal data safe anymore.
Seemed like 6 years or so ago people made it sound like this was the best industry to get into. Recruiters hitting people up left and right, six figure salaries, work from home, sometimes interesting work instead of CRUD and React.
Now I wonder if I’m making a mistake and should be going after a trade but I enjoy technology and writing code and don’t want to do physical labor.
Same. Trying to get over that and just write anyway.
Makes me wonder if I’m wasting my time and should be perusing something else.
It just doesn’t seem fair that they get to take advantage of their home countries infrastructure while providing employment to other countries.
I was laid off due to outsourcing.
We had three people in one room on a team, and the opposing team in another room. The winning team would walk into the room after the match to talk about the highlights, but the losing team would say "Nope, get out, let's run it back!"