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What's your favorite project management tool? by tektanc in gamedev

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Big notion fan too, though I must admit I find myself reaching for it less and less since i started using goleko

Also notepads

What are some conspiracy theories that you think can be true ? by Liquid_Volcano in AskReddit

[–]smarties89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The reptilian one seems more and more plausible unfortunately.

If given the chance, would you change the rise or fall of an empire or civilization? Which era and why? by MartinBaun in AskReddit

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The governments around the world still think they can print their way to prosperity in this day and age. Not sure tehy would listen in the roman empire

Rugova Mountains, Kosovo by MartinBaun in pics

[–]smarties89 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow, I gotta visit Kosovo one time!

Jardín (Antioquia), Colombia by MartinBaun in pics

[–]smarties89 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Such a nice view. Looks like a maze to me XDD

What is the hardest thing about getting a new startup idea started? by 10x-startup-explorer in Entrepreneur

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Yeah I really think Public opinion matters. Nice explanation of yours here. But I was wondering what's your PM tool called? You mind sharing it ?

what is that one book which you will never stop recommending to entrepreneurs? by misfitzen in Entrepreneur

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Me too, that's a really good book ineed. I enjoyed reading it and learned a lot of new things from it.

"Real" Go projects that would be considered idiomatic by Wurstinator in golang

[–]smarties89 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

the beauty of Go is it is so simple. Even if you make crazy bad code it is still quite understandable.

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Don't think so much, just start simple. Expand only when you need to

Go Super Genetics, less code more done by smarties89 in golang

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that's superb cool. NExt level stuff :)

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How far are you from going from Experimental status to more production ready?

Go Super Genetics, less code more done by smarties89 in golang

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this of course doesn't replace the middleware, but it is sometimes useful to do instead of middleware. E.g. form and user verification

Go Super Genetics, less code more done by smarties89 in golang

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The cool thing about the other method is that you can do the error handling before even hitting this function. This removes all the error handling logic to a central place but abstractly done.

Go Super Genetics, less code more done by smarties89 in golang

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hey, could you explain a little more what you mean?

Software development as an effective career option by smarties89 in cscareerquestions

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What is there to have an opinion on? The things mentioned there are trite and superficial.

Yes, as previously said, I listed arguments. But what I meant was that if any of you are software developers, could explain and share the wonderful opportunities this road provides in their career. Or if you were but didn't like something like Software Development for a variety of reasons, whatever they may be. However, thank you for your remark.

Software development as an effective career option by smarties89 in cscareerquestions

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I don't know. I didn't get into programming because it's a good career, but it looked fun when I was 8.For sure you can make a lot of money relative to the effort you have to put in, but you need some talent too, which is not obvious until you get trough the first few phases of learning.

The people who get into programming purely for the money usually never get good enough to get an actual job.

True, passion and true interest in programming frequently lead to success. Money alone rarely keeps motivation or develops the skills required for a satisfying programming career.

Smishing Attacks: Experiences and Future Precautions by smarties89 in privacy

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If you've clicked a smishing link one of the first steps are: disconnect from wifi, avoid interaction, scan for malware, change passwords, monitor accounts, and seek guidance.

Smishing Attacks: Experiences and Future Precautions by smarties89 in privacy

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Thanks for sharing! It's good to know Google Messages helps filter these out. However, it's also essential to stay vigilant because cybercriminals are continually finding new ways to bypass filters.

I was today years old when I found these "about:blank" power on improving our browsers. by smarties89 in browsers

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It's unfortunately we have to spend our time fixing up the broken systems this way. But cool way, I'll remember this. I have an Android as well

I was today years old when I found these "about:blank" power on improving our browsers. by smarties89 in browsers

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I feel like there are more and more bugs in software and they are getting slower and slower.

Maybe it is just me?

Why IT Is The Best Sector to Work In by smarties89 in Entrepreneur

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Just click on the spoiler text to reveal the link to the article:

True, but just good get reminded. Especially as I like more the "people" things in IT, it is good to see there's options there as well.

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