simhozebs.bsky.social
I work on tech that empowers people to get more done and understand themselves better.
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This is so cool lmao
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I'm pretty clueless when it comes to self hosted solutions that aren't GitLab. How do your clients handle automations like CI/CD? Handle merge request reviews? I'm guessing there are effective replacements for that, or the projects don't require them?
Also curious about where GitLab is going wrong.
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Why leave github/gitlab? Is that even possible as a dev? 🤔
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Those probably cover ~90% of the userbase. I personally would just login with github, but I also agree that having email/password option would still be nice.
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And why are we concerned about paying 150 year olds social security at all?
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Tbh i think wordpress offers better security than what they have
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Also growing up poor with two siblings, we had to divide play time among one crappy computer and could never really play games together because of it.
Now at 25, I finally upgraded everyone's PC to a state where we can all play Helldivers 2 together. I wish we could've done this much sooner.
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Fr, I migrated off of an email years ago because I didn't like how I named it but I still stay logged into it on gmail *just* in case something happens to be linked to it
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The end game of icons
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The same goes with file extensions. Try some wacky ones like main.code and main.helloworld! Show students files are merely stores of bits that solely depend on the tool that interprets it, and that extensions exist to identify shared agreements.
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I don't mean that this should be done throughout the whole course - that would be so frustrating. But by guiding students to understand the underlying tools an IDE uses to get the job done, students will have an improved understanding of how a program is made.
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Too many new students think of IDE as a minimum requirement to write, compile and run code. I've heard too many:
"How are you writing Python in VSCode? Isn't that for C?"
"I installed Eclipse because that's what you need for Java"
This wouldn't be common if they were taught to use the terminal.
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Very Handsome Squidward
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To be clear, I recognize their athletic merit, especially in competitive cheerleading. There's art in the teamwork and acrobatics put into their performance. But so many sideline cheerleaders, especially in Korea, are clearly selected by their looks and dance to popular songs independently.
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Rock climbing definitely sounds fun! Actually planned to visit a nearby indoor gym for it recently but schedule didn't pan out as expected. Maybe I'll try again some day, but it does feel awkward to go alone as a pure beginner.
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If you are a recruiter, this is all a joke and I have high social aptitude
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- Such an introvert; bad at maintaining consistent contact to build new friendship
- None of my childhood friends or family care about software engineering and said introvertedness doesn't help me build connections in college easily
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Online assessment - you spend about an hour or two (max) to solve a few leetcode-like questions on a platform that automatically scores your performance. A lot of companies seem to have it as the first/second filter for hiring interns.