David Sint
@sint.dev
👋 Hi, I’m David Sint
👀 I’m interested in web technologies, technical business strategy, skiing & scuba diving
🌱 I’m currently learning Rust
💼 I work for IBM as Managing Technical Consultant
I try to sound like I know what I'm talking about.
👀 I’m interested in web technologies, technical business strategy, skiing & scuba diving
🌱 I’m currently learning Rust
💼 I work for IBM as Managing Technical Consultant
I try to sound like I know what I'm talking about.
So I'm keeping my unborn child's name a secret but wanted to check if my pregnant friends/family had picked the same name for their child.
I thought, why not hash the names in private and compare the hashes?
Just got blank stares 😅
I thought, why not hash the names in private and compare the hashes?
Just got blank stares 😅
January 28, 2025 at 9:12 PM
So I'm keeping my unborn child's name a secret but wanted to check if my pregnant friends/family had picked the same name for their child.
I thought, why not hash the names in private and compare the hashes?
Just got blank stares 😅
I thought, why not hash the names in private and compare the hashes?
Just got blank stares 😅
• Shell vs Terminal
• Declarative vs Imperative
• Argument vs Parameter
If I think hard enough I know the difference, but it *always* takes me a few seconds to recall meaning I use them incorrectly the whole time.
How do you remember?
Do you trip up on anything similar?
• Declarative vs Imperative
• Argument vs Parameter
If I think hard enough I know the difference, but it *always* takes me a few seconds to recall meaning I use them incorrectly the whole time.
How do you remember?
Do you trip up on anything similar?
October 23, 2024 at 8:42 PM
• Shell vs Terminal
• Declarative vs Imperative
• Argument vs Parameter
If I think hard enough I know the difference, but it *always* takes me a few seconds to recall meaning I use them incorrectly the whole time.
How do you remember?
Do you trip up on anything similar?
• Declarative vs Imperative
• Argument vs Parameter
If I think hard enough I know the difference, but it *always* takes me a few seconds to recall meaning I use them incorrectly the whole time.
How do you remember?
Do you trip up on anything similar?
Software Engineering Body of Knowledge v4 published recently and seems quite a decent high-level view of the software engineering lifecycle and practice
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October 18, 2024 at 2:12 PM
Software Engineering Body of Knowledge v4 published recently and seems quite a decent high-level view of the software engineering lifecycle and practice
Trying again to get back into BlueSky; last time I just couldn't easily tailor a dev/webdev feed like X already gives me. Has someone made a webdev starter pack, or custom feed?
October 18, 2024 at 12:45 PM
Trying again to get back into BlueSky; last time I just couldn't easily tailor a dev/webdev feed like X already gives me. Has someone made a webdev starter pack, or custom feed?
@pfrazee.com Love the new Threaded mode!
Have you considered a long press action on a skeet to minimise it, as well as all its child skeets?
Have you considered a long press action on a skeet to minimise it, as well as all its child skeets?
December 30, 2023 at 4:56 AM
@pfrazee.com Love the new Threaded mode!
Have you considered a long press action on a skeet to minimise it, as well as all its child skeets?
Have you considered a long press action on a skeet to minimise it, as well as all its child skeets?
@wesbos.com, listened to your potluck on JS style Notebooks. I use Node.js Notebooks in VS Code for a very Jupyter like experience but but in TypeScript/JavaScript
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July 23, 2023 at 10:17 AM
@wesbos.com, listened to your potluck on JS style Notebooks. I use Node.js Notebooks in VS Code for a very Jupyter like experience but but in TypeScript/JavaScript