harryquach

There is a typo on the third line

This got a lol from me, well done

One source to back up this prediction (obviously this is another opinion, albeit more informed than the average person).

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

Thanks for sharing this, from what I have read it looks like an issue beyond just Facebook.

A few unit tests broke, nothing major.

I enjoy:

- BeardMeatsFood (https://www.youtube.com/beardmeatsfood)

- Johnny Harris (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmGSJVG3mCRXVOP4yZrU1Dw

- RealLifeLore (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP5tjEmvPItGyLhmjdwP7Ww)

Same in our house. Most youtube channels we watch have weekly releases which we watch similar to traditional TV episode releases.

Yes, regardless of what your read online we live in the safest, most prosperous for the most amount of people time in the existence of our species. There is no better time to be alive than today.

There will be a business created specializing in authenticating digital information. I have no doubt this problem will be solved with technology.

There is nuance to this as well. The company size and culture make a dramatic impact. I recently joined a small company which is fully remote. Everyone has been helpful and supportive as I have been onboarding.

Absolutely, there are plenty of ways to be social, on my terms, with the people I choose. If I didn’t have to trade my time for money there are plenty of ways I can fill my days without corporate bullshit.

Tim Urban’s blog is one of my favorites although it’s not update frequently.

https://waitbutwhy.com

I used to think this way also but no do not want to live forever. The finite nature of life makes it valuable.

Shooting for 100. I try and do one or a few things daily to improve my chances (eating clean, exercise, invest in relationships, etc)

> According to Swarovski, the development of the AX Visio took approximately five years, involving around 390 "hardware parts."

I am in my late 30s and used to worry about this, but I’ve been in the corporate world long enough to know that I can learn whatever I need to learn to secure a decent, paying dev job.

I’ve also realized, far more important than knowing the latest framework or tool, is the ability to work well with people. This is the skill I’ve been working on most, and in my opinion is far more valuable.

> We will see extraordinary acts of public violence in American streets, with responsibility probably shared between citizens, gangs, and the police

Curious if you can expand on this a bit more?

I have also been using Firefox since its early days. The only issue I have is trying to share my screen with Google Meet it just does not work. While, not surprising it is a slight annoyance as my company uses Google meet for all of our meetings.

At work I use Chrome, because we use Google Meet for meetings which doesn't work well on Firefox. For everything else I use Firefox.

Because its a fun creative outlet that keeps skills and knowledge fresh.

Its an American company so I would assume January 5th. An important date like this should be more explicit.

I was born in April 1986 and will be 75 next time it's visible.

Was excited to see this, I loved the book.

Is this really an unpopular opinion? I would think most developers would rather develop a solution themselves than rely on a third party library or solution. The problem is speed and cost will never be in favor of a homegrown solution.

That's where I first learned of him as well. Since he was first featured I now listen to his podcast.

San Diego, CA

Pros: Laid back culture, interesting geography, great food of all kinds (especially Mexican), climate

Cons: Expensive and crowded

Lol, because $30 million is not enough. Dude should have disappeared for good. Wealth and anonymity is a super power.

EVs are expensive, so it's not surprising.

The most productive thing I do is stay away from my phone and computer. By the time Jan rolls around I am recharged and ready to go.

You sound fun, and very badass