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I am currently a year away from graduating and we haven't touched documentation once - simply commenting lines of code during DS&A.

Does anyone have any recommendations for resources to learn or is it simply reading through documentation akin to that Microsoft link and others like Stripe?

Just to clarify, it wasn't hidden - it was known to be there. The issue is them accessing it from a monitor within the hall to the dugout.

>Sometimes, when I’m grappling with a tricky topic, I pretend that I need to explain it to a child.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging

If you are already ingrained in the Google ecosystem, then sure. Personally, I can't stand it.

JetBrains also has GoLand.

I would love to see a similar list for junior engineers.

>Nothing is changing with the existing MDN Web Docs content — this content will continue to be free and available to everyone. We want to provide extra value through premium content and features to help make MDN self-sustaining, on a completely opt-in basis. Again, nothing is changing with the existing MDN Web Docs!

Sounds good.

I actually just purchased Clean Code this morning - this should be interesting.

>We’ve been tracking the development of Fuchsia since 2016, starting from an ambitious experimental UI, to running on Google’s many internal testing devices for Fuchsia, ranging the full gamut of Google’s smart home and Chromebook lineup.

Browser: Safari

Click on see it in action and it takes me to a page that simply says "Welcome to our demonstration!" but nothing happens. When I click on the logo in the top left to go back to the homepage, it brings me to https://www.account.kiter.app. Clicking anything on that page gives me a popup stating "We didn’t find an account with those login credentials mail@kiter.app"

Just purchased my first Mac after using Linux for most of my adult life. How big of a concern is this? I am seeing mixed reports when looking around - should I be questioning my purchase if I was expecting my M1 Air to last a few years?

Well, I'm glad I've been using it to pick out which pressings to target haha.

For anyone bored and looking to explore: https://dr.loudness-war.info/

Dollar cost averaging the index in a low cost Vanguard ETF and focusing on my career.

Question for someone smarter than I am.. does this have anything to do with Microsoft pulling Cortana from iOS and Android last week?

Well, guess I'm a no.

Interesting, all I see is comments about them liking the stock. The negative comments I’ve seen relate to the assumed market manipulation tactics.

> No one talked about a fundamental case why Gamestop the company was worth a lot of money and would be successful in the future; instead everyone made the argument that due to a very high short interest of 100%+, that a short squeeze would send the price “to the moon”.

All of this started on Reddit because someone made a case for their fundamentals.

Here is their Reddit account: https://www.reddit.com/user/DeepFuckingValue/

Here is their YouTube account: https://www.youtube.com/c/RoaringKitty/videos

He is considered a legend by all of the people on WSB (of which I am not one) for it and kicked the whole thing off.

My question is.. how does a guy on Reddit and YouTube giving a fundamental analysis of why he valued a stock, and millions of people seeing value and buying it, differ from something akin to Mad Money?

It's delayed a week which is enough to avoid the panic and clickbait news but not too long that I miss out on what is occurring in the world. The articles are in-depth and lead me to doing a lot of my own research on the topics.

It's essentially a macro view of the world that allows me to dig more into the things I want.

Vanguard, Robinhood, Charles Schwab, and TD Ameritrade are all having outages.

Regarding TD, https://twitter.com/TDAmeritrade/status/1354447688205443076

> The best thing you can do for your personal mental and physical well-being is stop paying attention.

Last month, I deleted all of my social media accounts outside of LinkedIn, Tildes, and Hacker News. Additionally, I blocked news sites in my browser and subscribed to both the Economist for current events and the Athletic for my sports addiction.

At first, it was strange- there was a constant feeling that I was missing out on things happening that all my friends and family were in on. I realized, after a while, that I now spend more time improving myself personally rather than worrying about what others are doing.

I wouldn't say I am less distracted.. but it's a different kind of distraction. Rather than finding myself aimlessly browsing a never-ending stream of posts on Reddit, I am now trying to answer questions on Stackoverflow. Rather than reading through posts of my peers landing internships and stressing myself out, I spend time on my resume and learning Go.

Also, people text and call me now rather than shooting me a message on social media which is honestly really nice. Even more so with the current COVID climate.

The most important part though is that I feel as if I have spent more meaningful time with my significant other.

Another change is that I separated my devices.

My laptop ONLY has stuff for school and programming on it. Our iPad has the entertainment in books, games, etc (radio.garden has been fun exploring). My phone has all the default Apple programs only. Since doing so, I can't count the number of times I picked up my phone subconsciously, swiped through it realizing there isn't anything on there, then asking myself why I even picked it up to begin with.

Sorry for the rant.. it's just been a strange adjustment that is showing benefits personally.

As a college senior working toward a software engineering degree, I’ve had a handful of users reach out and offer their time to video chat and discuss the industry. It’s been extremely valuable for me.

I agree with what you are saying in your original comment, to a point.

For consoles such the PS4, the game wasn’t just glitchy, it was unplayable. You couldn’t complete the main storyline if you so desired.

I also agree with you that there were insane expectations - however Vice City had a better AI than this and it was self damage - but they released a game for current gen consoles, charged people for it, and it turned out the game was unplayable. That is a big issue.

I've been very pleased with https://www.runnaroo.com.

You mean you didn't love Coffeescript?

(I'm joking)

Not to whom you are responding to, but I spent years at sea and can confirm that they do in fact sink - some wash up on shore. Take it for what you will.

Edit: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/med-taipei-shipping-container...

I was speaking on the article itself. My apologies.

The page states that the winds were at BF 4 (13-18 MPH) and waves were 5-6 meters (16-20 feet) during the incident.

One Apus measures out at 364 meters.

I spent four years at sea and 5-6 meters with BF4 winds, isn't THAT bad- especially for a ship that size. Am I missing something here?

One is akuna capital the other is jp Morgan.