15+ years ago I was in Florida with a girlfriend.
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15+ years ago I was in Florida with a girlfriend. Her cousin drove us around. Girlfriend says to cousin, "My boyfriend is also a programmer."
Cousin asks, and I tell him, what I do: back-end, database, front-end, integrations, reports, etc.
I ask cousin back, "Nothing that complicated, I'm just the webmaster of our company. Most days I do nothing except monitor the website is up."
His salary was the exact same as mine.
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15+ years ago I was in Florida with a girlfriend. Her cousin drove us around. Girlfriend says to cousin, "My boyfriend is also a programmer."
Cousin asks, and I tell him, what I do: back-end, database, front-end, integrations, reports, etc.
I ask cousin back, "Nothing that complicated, I'm just the webmaster of our company. Most days I do nothing except monitor the website is up."
His salary was the exact same as mine.
In the past, I often wondered how much better off I would be now, if I had accepted any of the many offers and opportunities I've had to move to the states.
These days, I think, I made the right decision to stay where I am. No amount of money is worth whatever is happening over there. Which sounds like confirmation bias on my part but I don't care if it is indeed.
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@GroupNebula563 I think it'd be more accurate to define it as a weakened democracy with a fascist ruling party. Many checks on power still exist and are holding, such as an active opposition party, critical media, engaged citizens, and independent courts. That said, I think it's fine and useful to call it "fascism".
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@ElManga e per l'ape ti porto in Piazza a Sangio al Bar Fiorenza e a cena ci sono un paio di ristoranti sempre a Sangio che non sono male, se non sei vegano
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@ElManga Booking mi dà questi in zona
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@ElManga unico hotel in zona che mi viene in mente è l'Hotel Valdarno a Montevarchi. La zona è brutta, ma l'hotel è fattibile.
Cmq io posso anche guidare se trovi qualcosa di più comodo non proprio qui in zona vedi tu.
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@Gargron I want to check with you: we're using your comment about the ActivityPub API as a source for user stories for the ActivityPub API Task Force. I hope that's OK!
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Zig is amazing, yet there is one thing that I hate in that language.
Importing Zig code as file like import(‘./foo.zig’) isn't good idea. Rust’s approach is way cleaner, and it also forces developers to namespace their code properly.
On Zig, we have foo.zig that re-exports files under foo/ folder. Why don't we have mod.zig in each folder instead like Rust does? Sometimes it is very hard to track files and folders since this practice allows poor namespacing.
On many GitHub projects, I see code like import(‘../../allocator/mimalloc.zig’). Instead, I always stick with import('root’).allocator.mimalloc. Path-based code importing makes refactoring and restructuring code very hard, and this style is too prevalent in Zig projects right now.
I'm currently working on porting xv6 to Zig. I'm trying to properly namespace all the code I've written with minimal path-based import statement, which facilitates both reading and writing code.
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@francina1909 probabilmente sì, anche se è una zona un po' così per trovare un albergo che mi ispiri.
Comunque domani vado a Prato e mercoledì a Sinalunga, probabilmente mi cerco un posticino più o meno dalle tue parti per non rientrare a casa la sera.
