98codes

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by 98codes 2y ago
The key to largeco success is to understand that when you own a certain area, especially if it's an area that will generate opinions or a visibility boost, you will need to manage your full stack, not just the code you write. Code acce
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by 98codes 2y ago
Anyone know if eggs are officially good or bad for us this year? I lost track.
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by 98codes 2y ago
Every manager I've ever had that couldn't let go of their IC hat also had a pile of manager hat work that wasn't ever getting done.
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by 98codes 2y ago
For me, it's my ability to give feedback directly to a dev team building out an imperative language for use in our products: what was easy, what's a PITA, what are big, glaring gaps making things impossible, etc.
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by 98codes 2y ago
What helped me finally remember "left of what, exactly" is to imagine a timeline, left to right. Shifting left is moving things earlier in that timeline.
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by 98codes 2y ago
> Based on what previous in-real-life examples is this a realistic worry My interpretation is that the post you replied to was 100% satire.
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by 98codes 2y ago
This is all academic for me until Bluesky gets the functionality to get an account back onto their main network, for DR if not peace of mind that an "undo" is possible.
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by 98codes 2y ago
> On Windows land you have something similar I'm still waiting to hear about a kernel-level exploit that starts with Visicalc or similar.
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by 98codes 2y ago
Unless they aren't in a space where telling that truth is safe, be it from familial pressure, peer pressure, pressure from their significant other. Same for the young men, honestly.
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by 98codes 2y ago
> Which goes against accepted logic that women would be more likely to conform socially. Citation needed. Where is that coming from?
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by 98codes 2y ago
> As a student, the only thing the next institution will see is GPA, school, major. Roughly in that order. And every non-educational institution after that will see school, degree as a checkbox.
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by 98codes 2y ago
In this particular case, it's helpful to remember that two people can be wrong.
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by 98codes 2y ago
I had a similar experience -- their (age 2 & 5) favorite thing? Was it the rides, meeting all the characters? No. The parking lot tram.
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by 98codes 2y ago
I like wearing chunky glasses -- they fit my face well. These things look at least twice the thickness of anything I'd ever consider wearing in public, in any circumstance.
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by 98codes 2y ago
Or so the devil would have you believe.
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by 98codes 2y ago
Same, but for me it's because as I've gotten older, sometimes my finger gets unsteady enough to double tap something, mostly on touchpads rather than a mouse.
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by 98codes 2y ago
I can tell that you're trying to make this work, and I very much appreciate the effort, but where is the no-code part? The YAML is definitely code. HTML & CSS are code. My rule of thumb: if you screw up the punctuation and that cau
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by 98codes 2y ago
You are severely overestimating the average person's ability and understanding. Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2501/
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by 98codes 2y ago
More likely: "You worked overtime to save systems across the planet from crashing due to a potentially botched update?" "Yes, sir. We're 'Site Reliability Engineering', after all." "And nothing has ch
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by 98codes 2y ago
Combined with this, presented as a change they could potentially make, it's a killer: > Implement a staggered deployment strategy for Rapid Response Content in which updates are gradually deployed to larger portions of the sensor
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by 98codes 2y ago
This one grants a right for the service to use your content however they wish. An absolute showstopper for me, honestly. From their Privacy Policy : "You retain any and all of your rights to any Content you submit, post or display on o
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by 98codes 2y ago
You have to assume that it does.
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by 98codes 2y ago
Airplane manufacturers' customers are the airlines.
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by 98codes 2y ago
This article definitely wins my award for the most unnecessary scrolljacking -- the animations add no value, are too short, and only serve to delay being to read further in the article.
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by 98codes 3y ago
It's often not the tech itself but rather the implementation. Enterprise dev is notorious for a reason.
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by 98codes 3y ago
Well there's a line that the sales folks at Microsoft will bring out early & everywhere
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by 98codes 3y ago
The two doctors I regularly saw - my primary care doctor and the one I used when she wasn't available - both left One Medical right after Amazon purchased them. Since then, it's impossible to get an MD appointment, but a flood of
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by 98codes 3y ago
Costs 8x as much annually and doesn't take insurance? That's not a real option unfortunately.
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by 98codes 3y ago
> most Canadians want a house somewhere in the woods As opposed to most Americans, at least those that have been in the industry for a decade or more, who would rather be as far from tech as possible, in whatever direction. See also: ht
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by 98codes 3y ago
OneMedical customer since well before the acquisition -- the enshittification continues. Competitor services costing muliples of what OneMedical does keeps me in place for now; that, and getting an appointment and the experience of that app

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