Sounds like return of the JEDI.
Yup, everything makes sense then .. until someone asks you to repeat it. Helped me a lot as well.
I have found Huberman podcast incredibly helpful - in detail explanation(too much sometimes) of how brain works. There are 4 episodes(1.5h each) dedicated just to sleep. The whole podcast is great.…
Haters will always hate JP. It's fine.
Same. I think the difference between EU/Non-EU in the begining was - not accepting in EU won't cripple the functionality because of the GDPR.
Yeah, haven't followed him in a while, but listened to his podcasts quite a lot few years ago. Really cool guy. https://calebporzio.com/i-just-hit-dollar-100000yr-on-github...
Yeah, it is quite common. In IT. I wouldn't say it is in other domains.
Getting into Germany is easier than into Austria for a non-eu. Check details for red-white-red card, though. But it takes a few months from what I hear.
Engineer teams did switch to MacBooks in 2019. And managers slowly too, in 2020.
Broken db
Quite cool actually
Very well put.
Created Linkedin account while I had a job, kept it passive for a while - 6 months. Became active when I quit, recruiters started contacting me. Got a new job, during covid and only because of Linkedin, in 2-3 months.
Exactly. Nginx/apache is not pointing to /public/ directory as root of the application/domain. That's why .env is accessible.
Laravel should/does have it on ignore by default.
Github offers free private repos as well
Sounds like return of the JEDI.
Yup, everything makes sense then .. until someone asks you to repeat it. Helped me a lot as well.
I have found Huberman podcast incredibly helpful - in detail explanation(too much sometimes) of how brain works. There are 4 episodes(1.5h each) dedicated just to sleep. The whole podcast is great.…
Haters will always hate JP. It's fine.
Same. I think the difference between EU/Non-EU in the begining was - not accepting in EU won't cripple the functionality because of the GDPR.
Yeah, haven't followed him in a while, but listened to his podcasts quite a lot few years ago. Really cool guy. https://calebporzio.com/i-just-hit-dollar-100000yr-on-github...
Yeah, it is quite common. In IT. I wouldn't say it is in other domains.
Getting into Germany is easier than into Austria for a non-eu. Check details for red-white-red card, though. But it takes a few months from what I hear.
Engineer teams did switch to MacBooks in 2019. And managers slowly too, in 2020.
Broken db
Quite cool actually
Very well put.
Created Linkedin account while I had a job, kept it passive for a while - 6 months. Became active when I quit, recruiters started contacting me. Got a new job, during covid and only because of Linkedin, in 2-3 months.
Exactly. Nginx/apache is not pointing to /public/ directory as root of the application/domain. That's why .env is accessible.
Laravel should/does have it on ignore by default.
Github offers free private repos as well