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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Very interesting wikipedia info: Written in: C, C++, JavaScript, ArkTS, Cangjie,[1] Rust, Assembly language and others
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Absolutely true. Italians love selling the story of how corrupted their country is. Despite it having roots in reality, it's no worse than most other eu countries.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Who?
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Nototo, a now dismissed web app, really nailed this. I'm gonna miss it so much.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
I get that it's still early stage, but the dependencies already look like a mess to me. No way I'm installing nui.nvim just to rock this plug-in.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
The problem was not the bug. The problem was companies having no disaster recovery systems in place.
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Not true. As technology goes forward and big companies get bigger, the role of individual contributors becomes less and less impactful on the overall performance of the business. At the end of the day all these processes, or at least most o
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Hiring neograds/unemployed people is also gaining a lot of traction because Italy’s become victim to an uncontrolled metamorphosis of universities into degree factories, generating an absurd number of people who end up unemployed until
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Meanwhile a lot of big non tech companies here in Italy have been slowly started incorporating full fledged tech departments, realising hiring neograds (not even tech, mostly unemployed people with non professionalising degrees) and trainin
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Then the author is doing this in bad faith. You don't simply call yourself a journalist, then proceed to write about a city you have no relation to, using hearsay as your primary source of truth. This is stuff that happens all over the
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
Nothing. Modernity has taken its toll even on organised crime in southern Italy, while most journalists and wannabe writers specialised in narrating overexagerated chronicles of the Mafia still try to stay relevant narrating the chronicles
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by 0xCAP 2y ago
As someone born and raised in the scenarios this goofy author is trying to describe, I can only say that I find this kind of romanced narrations of criminal activities laughable at best. All I read about are stereotypes and very debatable
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
As a neovim user who has to resort to vscode only for conflict solving, I'm curious: how do you handle conflicts without a GUI? No matter how hard I try, I can't seem to go even close to vscode's smart rebase, or sublime merg
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
I can't even imagine how a simple product such as theirs would even require 350 employees to operate it
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Absolutely agree. I work on a cra-based SPA at work which might have 100s of issues, but React for sure isn't one of them. Packages exporting made-up types are. JavaScript's goofy transition to ESM is. Babel might be. In a world w
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
I often ask myself the same. I think one of the main reasons could be the fact that, differently from most of the devices you mentioned, a printer is not standalone device that needs firmware to work properly on a plethora of generations of
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
A shavette/straight razor blade: even after deciding on going 100% bald I still love cutting my own stuff, so I decided to go down the rabbit hole of self beard cutting. Never had more fun, outlining my beard has become one of my favou
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Staples of human-centric software engineering(immutablepizza.com)
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Non US person here, so feel free to call me out on BS. IMHO people who do fentanyl already have pretty serious mental and/or existential issues going on, like who tf would play russian roulette like that? Sounds more like a societal pr
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
I'm assuming we're in hobby space here. So sellable game is not an AAA massive online rpg. Then yes.
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Unpopular opinion: code-first is the best approach (for people who know how to code, ofc). Visual tools have their own quirks and special workflows that creators got to delve into for quite a long time in order to master. Code on the other
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Why not just use AWS CodeWhisperer at that point?
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
I'd pick go's expressiveness over js' any time of the day. As a mainly typescript dev.
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
I'm almost speechless to the accurate adherence of the content of this blog post with my current feelings, stemming from my latest work experience. The hardest part of my job has become the soul crushing endeavour of having to keep up
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Who suggested they're not doing that already?
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
KPIs are also killers of quality. I just planned a tech migration that the whole tech team agreed on, and that would bring countless advantages to the company, that got ultimately rejected by higher-ups just because "it doesn't fi
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Sorry, but what's the anti-diversity part of my comment, counting out the way you read it?
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
This. 200%.
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Premise: not referring directly to Hashicorp employees, as I'm sure they're leagues above my average colleagues. As a SWE who's been in a couple of companies of small-to-medium size, and now in a relatively successful fintech
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by 0xCAP 3y ago
Yes, this is a philosophical issue that lies within our attempts to model reality in our systems. What defines identity? A dog named Brian is not the same as a man named Brian. For value objects, surely Leibniz's philosophy applies: if

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