Nathan Barrett
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Cooking, code, and The Universe. Senior Developer @streamlabs / @logitech
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@dan_abramov
Carol Dwek's book Mindset is about exactly this. It changed me on a foundational level and it changed my parenting style. For example, I praise my daughter's hard work much more often than I praise any natural ability she might have.
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@ShaneAParrish
Only if your boss has an ego that requires them to appear superior or competent at all times. If that idea makes its way down to middle management then there is something wrong several levels up.
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@GorillaDolphin
@SterlingCooley
This might be the most wild ass conversation on Twitter I've seen in a while. Great job 👍
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@FitFounder
Cut alcohol intake by 99%. Kept it to a handful of drinks this year. Never got drunk. Significantly increased income by switching jobs. 2024 is going to be the year I change my relationship with food and exercise.
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@webdevcody
I've been on that side. Try
@laravelphp
and deploy with Laravel Forge and go home to your family happy at the end of the day because it all works.
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@aarondfrancis
@mateusjatenee
100% this. You can't upgrade squat until you have basic tests passing in a staging environment. Focus on the crucial features at first, not code coverage. After that you can start reorg of files, upgrade php, namespacing, blade templates, etc.
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@Tinkerwellapp
@marcelpociot
small feature request. connection manager still feels a bit off. it's not clear if you are editing a current connection, how to save a new one, etc. I think a simple +/- buttons would help tremendously in that area. love this thing!
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Security is important,
@quickbooks
. We'd like it if you supported two factor auth.
http://t.co/bBBolt24xC
#SupportTwoFactorAuth
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@elyktrix
FM (
@filmsupply
and
@themusicbed
) is hiring a React engineer. . It's one of the best places I've worked at. You can grow your skill set and build exciting & challenging features at the same time. Nothing boring here.
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Also, don't miss my presentation on custom forms using
@laravelphp
with
@angularjs
Coming to
@lonestarphp
and want to meet with Laravel engineers and
@taylorotwell
? Next Thursday at 7pm RSVP HERE:
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@DailyLaravel
Careful here. Depending on how the table is set up and if there are a ton of records this query can be incredibly slow. Ran into this recently. In those cases I created a random int between 1 and highest id. Check if exists. Loop again if not.
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@marcelpociot
Ok, figured it out. Standard connection setup for homestead is (check Homestead.yaml for overrides) host: 192.168.10.10, port: 22, user: vagrant, password: vagrant, app path: /home/vagrant/projects/project
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@RwoltX
Do u have support and can they help? Aptitude for learning? Suffering from depression? Not ez under any circumstances, but those variables matter. If u have any aptitude for learning get a laptop & internet. Find an online skill u can learn and go after it hard in your off time.
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@DThompsonDev
can do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. As you pick your primary parts (board, case, CPU) it will eliminate parts in your search that are incompatible with your current build. They also have other people's builds with parts and pics.
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@sjwhitmore
Retaining context for long form conversations is tricky. I suspect
#3
is where the magic happens. Annotating past dialog with discovered facts to enrich AI's understanding of past statements in an ongoing dialog is brilliant. Great job!
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@abombayboy
@LifeMathMoney
OR, you could listen to what people smarter than you have to say about it.
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@shirtsthtgohard
so weird. I love it. this might be my new favorite account on the Twitters. you could make hella money from offering shirt subscriptions so we could get this weird shit mailed to us every month.
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@aarondfrancis
@taylorotwell
Such a great talk! It was an unexpected suckerpunch to my inner "cool" self.
@JamesClear
author of Atomic Habits publishes a newsletter and this was one of his quotes to ponder and it immediately reminded me of your talk. I'm fired up now 🔥🔥
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@taylorotwell
@LaraconUS
Because nothing screams 'legit power point intro!' more than a spinning 3d logo
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@ChrisArter
In PHPStorm right click on the line numbers and "annotate with git blame" to see code authors and commit info line by line for when you are looking for the latest changes, when it was last touched, or who wrote this terrible code (usually me)
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@KellyScaletta
@elonmusk
That went through the proper channels, became a legal citizen, and loves America more than most native born citizens.
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@veritasium
is so good. If u have a sense of wonder & love having ur mind blown then def subscribe. Watched a show on the prisoner's dilemma & was like "I can make that". So I made it. Answering
@aarondfrancis
's call to publish. So here it is:
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@aarondfrancis
We started going to Cashiers/Sapphire/Highlands NC every summer to beat the heat. Up in the Appalachian mountains, beautiful. The other direction for you would be Angel Fire or Red River, NM. 9k ft elevation, just as beautiful
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@davidhemphill
@AndrewDelPrete
and the Filmsupply code base. There's a few dark corners where your name still pops up in the git annotations
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@explodedsoda
We are hiring for a senior front end engineer where I work at FM! Fully remote, best work life balance of any place I've ever worked at, and we constantly play with the newest tech
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@AndrewDelPrete
@themusicbed
@webflow
@AndrewDelPrete
congratulations bud. You have no idea how much you have impacted me. I watched you architect the www side of novus and checked it often. The work of a humble pro. Kiss a crab for me!
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One of the most essential skills as a programmer in a fast moving business is not "I memorized all features of X language / framework" rather "I found existing code that is similar to what I need to do. So I repurposed it, tested, and learned something new."
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@orangebook_
I used this idea to drastically cut down on my alcohol intake. I could remember a time in my life when I was just excited to go somewhere or to just be somewhere with my friends and have fun. I wanted to get back to that.
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If you hate remote workers spending money at your establishment, this is how you get rid of them
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@marc_louvion
LIVV stack all day for me. Up and running locally with everything you need with one command in under two minutes.
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@mrpritchett
If you see a big boned tall guy with facial hair who looks like he captains a small, run-down sport fishing boat in Pensacola, FL then say "hi"! (I don't do that but it's the look I'm shooting for)
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@AaronTrank
@cassidoo
You would think that by now you should have somehow realized what you gotta do
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@AndrewDelPrete
I feel like an old school arcade with SF2 style games, pinball, air hockey, etc would kill it in certain parts of Alaska.
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@aarondfrancis
@PlanetScale
This is going to be the fastest laid off to hired story of all time. Your value is too obvious to everyone. Setting my timer... NOW
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I just signed the petition to stand with Breonna Taylor. You should too:
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@thejonathanbird
We use it at my company for delivering feature toggles to multiple brands (tens of thousands of requests per day) and recently using it for advanced image processing for another brand. There are adjustments, like file uploads and running commands. But overall very reliable.
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@taylorotwell
Show last deploy date and time adjusting for the users timezone offset in browser instead of having to open last deployment logs
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@Cloud9IDE
@LaravelDFW
Our dev group is growing. They all code locally. Do you have someone who could showcase your product to our group?
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@matt_barrie
I help run a group of devs
@LaravelDFW
. Many don't weigh pros of freelancing over a 9to5. Virtual Q&A at one of our meetups?
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@csDeptHead
@LaravelDFW
Dr Gupta, we are promoting a framework your students may like: . Check us out!
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@engineering_bae
(assuming web dev FE or BE bc "tech" covers alot of ground) perhaps "pick a language -> pick a framework"? layout all top programming languages pros and cons. layout all top frameworks within those languages, pros and cons. start with basic js, css, html and work up to those
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@AivisSilins
Is the vision model good enough to, say, auto categorize still images of short film clips (thereby categorizing the clip)? 😏
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@jbaxleyiii
check us out. small dev team that is growing rapidly. looking to move to serverless + graphql. it's the best place I have ever worked.
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@abigailotwell
Did your palm trees survive the freeze? I've lost two to winter storms in the past.
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@AndrewDelPrete
Glad to (eventually) have you back in the lower 48! Are you going to keep chopping wood in honor of your AK brethren?
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@taylorotwell
@GregRobson_UK
@RyanHoliday
The Obstacle Is The Way has had a profound impact on my life. I highly recommend it as well.
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Getting down and dirty about the down and dirty of SoftEng vs CompSci
@dalabarge
@Axxess
@OSUCampusNews
@artisanscollab
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@Sarthaksavvy
Most talented dev?
@AivisSilins
. Scary smart dev who rarely posts and is super humble.
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@aarondfrancis
I see your computer. Are you researching relational database optimizations at Costco? Because that might be a first for them.
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@kelseyhightower
YES 1000%. Too many devs are obsessed with mastering 100% of the syntax or memorizing algorithms of their preferred language. Not enough have the quick "figure it out" roll up your sleeves mindset for actual problems that come up. That's what actually gains ground.
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@jonmajorc
mayve declare basic items you will work with on the front end (Clip, Post, etc) and their contents. Every API call is responsible for transforming response data to that spec. Pass the item to the component and validate with specific proptypes for those items
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@forrestbrazeal
I wrote custom programs in TI-Basic (for TI Calculators) for physics class in HS that would let you cheat on upcoming tests. Word got out so I charged $20 per transfer. Funny part is that the act of writing the program meant that I didn't really need to cheat when it came time.
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@aarondfrancis
@mdavis1982
@ryangjchandler
Check out Volta instead of NVM. It allows you to pin a version of Node or npm inside your package.json file so every time npm is used in that directory the correct version is used.
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@aarondfrancis
Yea super wild take. Because, in certain scenarios, it COULD be used in the wrong way therefore it's not good for anyone.
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@Cmiles7ut
You have power over your mind not outside events, realise this and you will find strength. - Seneca
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@high_t_memes
@theoliveranwar
The people who take the left route typically do so because their pain was never acknowledged by anyone else. Not saying it's 100% prerequisite to take the right path but it helps. Be kind to people who are in pain if they let you.
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@aarondfrancis
I'm in. Are we allowed to complain about how fast people are driving through the alley
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@aarondfrancis
Hell yeah! About time! I remember having lunch with you a long time ago when you were selling your accounting class courses. So happy to watch you kill it these past few years. Keep it up! Let's have lunch again sometime! I'm still in D-town.
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@AndrewDelPrete
I'm with you fam. It's the same ingredients by the same company minus sugar and being pureed.
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@ChipNotChip
@GregAbbott_TX
you are freezing right now because of windmills and green, leafy vegetables and people who don't like dodgeball. and it has nothing to do with the natural gas that supports the majority of the grid that failed.
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