stevenspasbo

Location: Northern California

Remote: Have been remote since COVID but willing to RTO.

Willing to relocate: Only back to Bay Area

Technologies: Java (Spring), Python (Django, Flask, some FastAPI), PHP (Drupal, Symfony), some Javascript (React, jQuery), AWS, SQL, Containerization (Docker, working on getting Kubernetes certified, some Ansible)

Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTwPboq9tWN1vQgX...

Email: stevenspasbo@gmail.com

Horrific. Diagnosed to deceased in a matter of weeks.

Looks like the link from Hacker News doesn't work, but if you navigate to the PDF from the blog it does. Post is here: https://fabiensanglard.net/gebbdoom/index.html

I have been doing some reading about Kafka lately so decided to check the repo and it looks like a great reference: https://codewiki.google/github.com/apache/kafka

You're in for a bad time if you're going to be comparing yourself to Peter Norvig.

Start training jiu-jitsu or muay thai.

Apparently Steve Ross was just in Fairbanks Alaska within the last few days.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/weo1dt/oc_steve_ross_...

> Mark Zuckerberg is looking to develop virtual coins, nicknamed “Zuck bucks” by staff

That's not what the actual name will be.

> if you're a typical WFH software engineer living in the suburbs, you're probably going to have to spend 45 min to an hour every day walking for exercise to achieve that number

Now, obviously this isn't for everyone, but my partner and I adopted a dog and she needs to be walked once or twice a day for about 45 minutes. It's been a great way to get us out of the house every day.

There was a famous case of this not too long ago. The painting was "only" from 1930.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecce_Homo_(Mart%C3%ADnez_and_G...

I just heard a This American Life about something similar[1].

[1] https://www.thisamericanlife.org/289/go-ask-your-father/act-...

I've recently been reading Dark Money by Jane Mayer and the family is discussed quite a bit. I'm surprised they're supporters of MAPS.

Lanesplitter pizza claims to pay a livable wage

Both bash and zsh have the option histverify that will expand the !! like so:

> echo "Test"

> sudo !!<enter>

> sudo echo "Test"

You can then modify the command if you want to.

There was a small controversy when StrongLoop purchased the Express repository from TJ, the creator of the project.

This article isn't very surprising, of course the kids are going to pick glamorous careers like "musician, athlete or video game designer".

When I was in high school I had to write a paper on what I wanted to be, and I picked video game programmer.

I just can't imagine that very many kids would pick janitor, landscaper, or security guard as dream jobs.

Thanks for the recommendation!

"C-b [" will allow you to move the cursor, then you'll be able to use the arrow keys to move around, or M-v and C-v for page up/down.

Nice, I didn't know about workspaces before.

Check out the Head First: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design. It's pretty basic, but would be a good intro if you're brand new to OO.

Every time the background image changed the entire page became unresponsive.

I thought the same thing when the article called them an "activist group", and called the guy on the youtube video "a representative" of the "group".

Relevant: http://moviecode.tumblr.com/

I found this one the most interesting: http://moviecode.tumblr.com/post/119171520870/in-the-movie-e...

This is satire, for those of you thinking it's a real article.

I was on the fence about letting people imagine it's real, but I'll be a bubble burster.

I recently moved desks and had to switch the side my external monitor was on. I have to admit I felt "slower" with the new setup, but after a few days I felt like I was back to normal.

He's implying the music industry killed him

why's guide, Learn Ruby the Hard Way, and The Bastards Book of Ruby are all good if you don't have any experience with it.

When started being 12 when I was 10, and it lasted until I was 14 :(

Electronics are something I've been interested in for a while, but I'm not really sure where to start. I have an arduino uno and some LEDs, but does anyone know of any good resources for beginners?

I live in Oakland with my girlfriend and we rent a 1 bedroom apartment.

My roughly 7k (pre-tax) a month goes to:

28% Taxes

10% Rent

15% ESPP

7% 401k

4% Vanguard

Most of that is automatically deducted (except for rent), and I usually end up with only a few hundred at the end of the month, meaning I'm saving about 25%. The rest goes towards groceries, car insurance, student loans, and way too many concerts/restaurants/nights out with friends.

I should probably increase my savings considerably but I like the lifestyle I'm living too much.