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Aboutpython and linux are my favorite loves web design, and dogs!
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Skillsjs, css, bash, python, linux, vue
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LocationMilwaukee, WI
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Joined devRant on 12/16/2016
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Smashed my right fore finger and middle finger in the car the other day. Didn't realize how frustrating it way going to be to type with one hand 😭3
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I got my last job from stack overflow jobs. They had me implement a code test that involved a decent amount of features and took several weeks of my freetime to complete, but in the end I had a short phone interview and I had gotten the job :D
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The day I had to Translate this javascript:
fetch(url).then(r => r.json()).then(r => r.data)
To visual basic6 -
Hey do you know what would be a great feature is the ability to add code block with syntax highlighting3
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Spent 4 hours today debugging the polyfill for fetch in IE to discover the latest version of IE11 has a bug in FileReader.
I have no way of getting around it. It simply cuts my text response off by a few hundred characters. I have to come up will a solution by Friday...
Why do we have to still support IE 😭1 -
Honestly if another person complains about how Java and JavaScript are not the same at all I'm gunna be mad2
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One bug that I've been running into...
I'm scrolling through my feed and I double tap a post and instead of ++ it opens the post twice. You hit back, and it just goes back to the same post again.4 -
Spent a couple hours trying to obtain an SSL certificate to encrypt my site last night... No luck so far. It kept saying it doesn't have access, when I verified that nginx serves to port 443...20
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I don't think money should be the drive for anything. Money is the medium that we use to fuel our ongoing contributions to society. So why close your source?2
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I love python.
It's refreshing to use a programming language that makes sense, and was built by people who enjoy programming, and want to make it more enjoyable.9 -
Spent 4 hours today working on a monitor that wasn't working. someone had put by their garbage can in the rain. I dried it out for about 2 weeks before plugging it in. It turned on but when I plugged in the DVI, it did nothing.
Today, I pulled the ENTIRE thing apart because either I could find out what was wrong, or all is lost anyways. Who knows what the rain could do to it?
With no luck, I did a quick search online about the model and found that this one just had some defective firmware (Who knew monitors had filmware??) I installed it, ran it, it took about 20 seconds and it worked!
Lesson learned once again: google is your friend9 -
My coworker implemented this date extension for no reason. Also handles back before they changed it. He wrote tests too6
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Who here uses emacs and what's your favorite part about it?
I started using it and picking it up gradually from a more GUI IDE and it seems pretty cool from what I've seen of it. Just curious to see who's found use of it and what tricks you guys know.1 -
Just cut 2 seconds off the load time after roughly 2 months of refactoring. The code looks beautiful though.1