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  1. Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp

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    Regarding github... I assume you are already using the SSH - and not HTTPS - URL when cloning, but just to be sure, your clone command should look something like this: git clone...

    Regarding github... I assume you are already using the SSH - and not HTTPS - URL when cloning, but just to be sure, your clone command should look something like this:

    git clone git@github.com:your-github-name/your-project.git
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  2. Comment on What have you been eating, drinking, and cooking? in ~food

    conniereynhart
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    I'm in the very lucky situation that I live close to an Asian wholesale importer, which supplies basically all Asian stores around here. They also have a shop for regular customers, which receives...

    I'm in the very lucky situation that I live close to an Asian wholesale importer, which supplies basically all Asian stores around here. They also have a shop for regular customers, which receives fresh Thai herbs twice a week.

    I only found out about this store after talking to a Thai chef at a fairground. Do you have Asian/Thai restaurants in your vicinity? Maybe you could ask them where they get their ingredients from.

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  3. Comment on The old games that still hold up incredibly well in ~games

    conniereynhart
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    How do you currently play Wind Waker if I may ask? I am very much hoping that there will be Nintendo Switch port, but I am not sure it is ever going to happen.

    How do you currently play Wind Waker if I may ask? I am very much hoping that there will be Nintendo Switch port, but I am not sure it is ever going to happen.

  4. Comment on Any advice on handling being an engineer at a shrinking team? in ~life

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    Accepting a pay raise and/or senior title and then leaving after 6 months is not rude at all. It seems that you feel obligated to your company, but you must not be. They were not able to grow the...

    Accepting a pay raise and/or senior title and then leaving after 6 months is not rude at all. It seems that you feel obligated to your company, but you must not be. They were not able to grow the team as intended, which should be their problem, not yours. They also did not increase backend compensation for 18 months, either because they simply cannot financially or do not value the developers. Both are valid reasons to start looking for another job.

    Also, if they cannot increase wages, they should at least be able to increase total compensation through shares.

    If you personally feel this company has a good product and you want to stay longer to see if something comes out of it, then I would recommend setting a period (e.g. 6/9/12 months) for yourself to define how long you will be staying. Then after this period, start applying heavily (of course it does not hurt to apply beforehands, too!)

    I wish you all the best.

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  5. Comment on What have you been eating, drinking, and cooking? in ~food

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    Not that this is anything special, but last week I took the time to marinade steaks overnight and I think it made a big difference. The steaks felt much juicier and tender. I loosely followed a...

    Not that this is anything special, but last week I took the time to marinade steaks overnight and I think it made a big difference. The steaks felt much juicier and tender. I loosely followed a recipe that used lemon juice, olive oil and soy sauce as the main ingredients for the marinade. I never heard or thought of using soy sauce in a steak marinade before either.

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