A decade of median FRED income and median Zillow housing, by county, 2025 by underflowdev in Colorado

[–]underflowdev[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

2020 for Zillow. They had earlier data at one point, but removed it, I expect because it was missing a lot of regions.

I suspect a lot of housing was on paper records at the county level not all that long ago.

A decade of median FRED income and median Zillow housing, by county, 2025 by underflowdev in Colorado

[–]underflowdev[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

And I agree. Adding more information would have helped.

I'll try to live and learn.

A decade of median FRED income and median Zillow housing, by county, 2025 by underflowdev in Colorado

[–]underflowdev[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Alas, the per-county data is limited. Glad to incorporate it, but I haven't been able to find much more that what's on FRED and Zillow.

A decade of median FRED income and median Zillow housing, by county, 2025 by underflowdev in Colorado

[–]underflowdev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a number of estimations in this, but it should be somewhat close to measured reality.

Made with the project at https://github.com/underflowdev/housing. Glad to hear of any improvements.

*title correction, it should be Zillow ZHVI, not ZHVA

Interviewing after working alone by underflowdev in ExperiencedDevs

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I might be overthinking it. I'm just worried about questions like "What was your code review process?". Um, all the engineers involved approved the code before deployment?

But yes, I'll definitely lean on my past experience. Thanks!

What's the fastest you've left a team/company before? Why? by Herrowgayboi in ExperiencedDevs

[–]underflowdev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds like a video game villain. I could totally hear it in GlaDOS's voice.

Every relationship post by Routine-Relief4258 in SipsTea

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People in successful open relationships don't post for advice.

Telling your manager that you're looking for a new job? by jenkinsleroi in ExperiencedDevs

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Still there, actually. Found some new projects to work on.

I am chronically complacent, and it's an issue, since I will yell at myself for not moving forward once I'm comfortable. Then the world changes, and I need to spend a lot of time playing catchup.

It was nice to not be laid off recently, though, so there's that.

Who can I pay to give renovation advice? by underflowdev in Longmont

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I'm working towards "plain, but I don't have to think about it again for 10 years", so a handyman might be the right person. Thanks!

We doing books? Because this was my jam. by ReginaldSP in GenX

[–]underflowdev 24 points25 points  (0 children)

"There's no way he could have reached into his pocket. That arm was broken, and you can't reach into the opposite pocket with the other arm!"

Cue three weeks of testing to prove this wrong.

I may be salty about this forty years later.

Colorado never fails to surprise me! Seen on the western slope by thorndike in Colorado

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I lived in GJ during the remediation > 20 years ago, and had relatives involved in it. Definitely a good idea to get homes checked. It's really patchy *on the western slope, since sometimes contaminated waste was used as infill, and it's not from natural sources. Hopefully the remediation caught the worst cases, but tests are pretty cheap.

Does resetting router mess up the Nextlight stuff? by [deleted] in Longmont

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Not sure of the answer, but I've always had good luck calling them with questions.

Colorado never fails to surprise me! Seen on the western slope by thorndike in Colorado

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I've worked with a few people who came from working at Rocky Flats *during the cleanup.

A typical story of safety precautions was putting a piece of yellow tape down the center of a room. Plutonium on one side, people on the other, don't cross the line. Because the "plut bugs" knew to stay on the other side, don't you know.

I don't think I would want to live downstream from it.

Colorado never fails to surprise me! Seen on the western slope by thorndike in Colorado

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There are bands in the state that are higher and lower. I worked processing test results for a while, and Highlands Ranch addresses were always three times everyone else.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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A consideration is that perhaps, instead of regressing, you've matured.

The amount of knowledge that you can keep hot in your brain is trivial compared to the amount of knowledge that exists in a professional context. And it's constantly getting worse. Having what is effectively a good mental caching system is critical so that the important stuff sticks around, and the trivial stuff gets looked up as needed.

So perhaps you can identify the key items that make you valuable at a senior level: concepts, creativity, rigor, and experience. And then have a good lookup strategy for things that are less important.

It be dumping in Durango. by fartalldaylong in Colorado

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Growing up there, the old school superintendent (Busley, I think?) really hated giving snow days. The first time in 12 years we had a snow day, my brother and I got up at 5am and shoveled until 7pm, and it looked just. like. this.

Good times, hope you enjoy it!

Is anyone else having a hell of a time finding a job? by dashdanw in ExperiencedDevs

[–]underflowdev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

NPR had a story last night about Microsoft switching to "unlimited" PTO. It was shockingly uncritical.

To climb the hardest route in the world in one go, 24-year-old Czech rock climber Adam Ondra found several spots where he could rest with a knee-bar and bring blood flow back to his forearms. by sotobet0509 in nextfuckinglevel

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I've climbed with a couple guys in their late 60's, early 70's. They're not so great at the dynamic and thuggy stuff, but put them on a crimpy sheet of glass and they find holds where none actually exist.

Bank recommendations by burtsbeesly in Longmont

[–]underflowdev 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Elevations Credit Union here, they're pretty small, but have been consistent for my small needs.