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I know someone with a decade old Leaf and that thing is still going strong with more than 300k on it.
I know someone with a decade old Leaf and that thing is still going strong with more than 300k on it.
Hmmm, I’d like to see Craig’s list.
It also breaks down to CO2 after, right? A small amount but still.
The only positive thing I got out of that place was some great albums from /mu/, but even there the toxicity was so incredibly rampant. I wouldn’t shed a tear to see the whole site nuked.
I sometimes feel like the last person that managed to land a decent tech job without an undergraduate degree, but a good part of that was being able to play a normal, likeable person in the interview.
I think what you say might be true for any field that’s new enough. There’s high demand for labourers, very little skill around, and a low barrier for an autodidact to pick up the basics and outshine the competition.
Still a hot take probably but everyone I know hates JS.
I think this is accurate on a larger scale, but I’ll often do things like breaking up a large chain of methods with an interim variable just for readability. A few lines of simple math is better than one line of bit shifting wizardry that does the same thing but doesn’t show the semantic meaning of the operation.
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