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The average tenure at Google is apparently 1.1[0] years, so it's at the very least not typical to stay for very long. 0 - https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/04/19/whats-the-average-tenu...
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The vast majority of my colleagues would say "that person is a devops" instead of "that person does devops", which I don't get at all. I've assumed it's some deeply rooted misunderstanding of language (my
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Unfortunately your comment is of very limited value until you actually begin explaining.
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Honestly, if you surprised me with a computer running Windows XP I think the most immediate feeling I would feel for that computer is love. Windows 95/98 would also bring up some feelings but not as much as XP. But yeah, "business
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How much in the project is really D&D-specific? In your estimation, how much would have to change and be reworked in order to support, for example, Pathfinder 2e? PF 2e-support was the first thing I was thinking I wanted in this, but I
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I'd like to ask (only out of genuine curiosity): Do you also build your own engines or are you fully entrenched and dependent on Unity? I would feel very disappointed if I spent a decade on something only to depend exactly on that one
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Was this tested with dedicated instances? Would there be a potential difference if it was?
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Indeed. If the color scheme is for prose and code, show how it looks with prose and code, IMO. The obsidian theme has this screenshot in the README: https://github.com/kepano/flexoki-obsidian/raw/main/cov
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I do think that it would be useful for the community at large to move onto `&` more (as that is what `|>` actually is), together with `>>>` for forward function composition. Certainly I think it flows better with the rest of
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by 59nadir 3y ago
Personally I think of Haskell the same way I think of C++ in terms of language features. There are so many and so much to choose from that there should be one person in every company that has simply decided that the company uses this part
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You might enjoy something that takes advantage of this type of note-taking, like logseq ( https://logseq.com/ ). The way I understand it (I haven't tried it out yet) is that it builds up hierarchies from bullet lists and
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by 59nadir 3y ago
> Then they pass this lack of wisdom onto the next generation of juniors, and the cycle continues until no-one remembers that it doesn't have to be this way, to the point where people think that paying $99/month for a third-par
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by 59nadir 3y ago
I'm in the same boat as you (though generally not in the context of home automation and things) and I've also wondered the same thing. Using an app is just about the worst way I can interface with things and is only useful when it
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To extend this into more productive territory, there is no reason I should have to use either the Deno version or AWS; it should be an interface that can be implemented so that I can choose whatever makes sense, including my own implementat
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OTP isn't part of a cloud solution and there is zero lock-in to any kind of commercial offering as part of the batteries that are included in it.
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I don't think GP is saying that this is forward thinking, revolutionary level stuff, but rather that it's generally speaking a better thing to do than ship specific implementations that wall people into your solutions.
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One HTTP connection per message (if this is what the original poster meant) is probably a bad idea whether you implement it yourself or not. Also, let's be honest: The phalanx of developers that violently argue for importing everything
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by 59nadir 3y ago
Kakoune is also possible to use not as the creator intended or foresaw, which Helix isn't. If someone has any tinkerer in them at all Helix will be an awful editor to use as they'll probably spot some thing they want or need and
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by 59nadir 3y ago
Probably a lot of people, yeah. More than half of the developers I know use Copilot. The vast majority of those that do use it are (Neo)vim users, which should have plenty of overlap with Helix. Also, I don't know what there is to lik
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> (I finally rewrote my entire config, and lazy is vastly better than vim-plug. I should've done so sooner.) What's better about it? I ask because I've been using `Plug` since I switched from pathogen (what feels like) an
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> I am glad that you've embraced a more neutral mindset, though! Putting on the proverbial blinders and declaring software "better now" is not really something I'd consider neutral, to be honest. Sounds like expectati
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Some things I could come up with off the top of my head. I wrote down every bug I found in programs for a week or so at one point and the list was way, way longer than I thought it would be. It highlighted that despite my fairly pessimistic
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I wouldn't know about Android, really, but I do know that there is some discussion right now about how some consoles are off limits due to not being allowed to ship non-C/C++ code to them and this will be addressed by compiling Od
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by 59nadir 3y ago
Odin would very likely be a great choice for the stuff that you're trying to do. It's a very straight forward language and has a "vendor" ( https://pkg.odin-lang.org/vendor/ ) part of the libraries sh
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I think it's important to highlight how the myriad of bad ideas in JS and newbies implementing them really is no fault of the newbies. It should be obvious, but I wonder whether people reading posts like these interpret them as hostile
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Funnily enough I've never worked with a dev that thought microservices were actually a good idea as a standard solution. My last brush with it is by proxy of one of my former teammates who has a client contract where the client insiste
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I worked with a guy that was doing natural language analysis of some sort in Prolog for a contract (we worked at a game development studio, so this was entirely external). I asked him how he actually used it and he basically said what you w
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It certainly markets itself as a completely different language, though you'd probably expect that. On one hand I'm almost positive that someone who's made the transition from PHP to Hack would point out that it's way mor
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> I guess that means that JavaScript is McDonald's? My first reaction to this was that it's actually very accurate insofar that I genuinely wonder how one can like either of these and why they're so popular. At least JavaS
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> This is great, and I'm glad for the PHP developers out there. But if I go job hunting, it's not PHP skills that offer the highest earning potential. At least not that I've encountered. PHP has indeed ranked close to the

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