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JediPig
4y ago
Im never doing another QT contract. I think the last one was my last one. Ill stick to native UI, not electron or anything like that.. The hypocrite in me thinks flutter is my next choice.
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JediPig
4y ago
rarely talk about this, there is another wizard that lived in friday harbor. I spent most of my youth and 20s with this man. He taught pain alleviation and hypnosis. I spent 6 years learning from him, 2 as an intern. When I left, the wh
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5y ago
yes, unfortunately I have golden handcuffs and ever since the great resignation happened, it has gotten worse. I said 4 years, and they said ok, and my payout is very never work again.
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5y ago
Same thought here. Why would a person use this over salesforce, Wordpress, or the dozen other CMS systems out there? I watched the 5 minute demo, it is doing nothing complex. How many one off sites we all seen that are written by a tool t
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5y ago
talking about selling the same product.. TWICE.
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5y ago
its not even close. its a wrapper around something the language doesn't support. trying to make it support something like iterators and ranges, plus its not generic is just asking for code bloat and spaghetti. we all seen libraries lik
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5y ago
pfft.. most were recruited to work in a base.
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5y ago
20 years ago, china hide 2nd network card that was in listener mode, transmitting documents at random times, mostly peek. This was at a research company. How it was discovered. We put a card on listening/prem mode and mirror everythi
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5y ago
I like how userland and the kernel are sync in freebsd. I disdain how linux works in that. However Linux has its core advantages, some distos are well suited and tested for certain scenarios. I used to have a bunch of freebsd, but nowa
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5y ago
so I worked at IBM cloud, and can confirm this. They bought a cloud service, that by itself, and if left alone would been great. Soft(....something...) was the company... then IBM came and changed everything. I remember the SVP / Pre
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5y ago
Warning Vulgar ahead When I left C++, I felt like, I finally decided to quit rubbing one off with diamond sand paper.
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JediPig
5y ago
I get this feeling its a one / two / three man I want to write a compiler phase. I seen dozens of these languages over the years. I looked at the language, and without something revolutionary, this will die a slow death. I think
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5y ago
I am glad I said no to working for both. When I saw both are politically active and showed child like behavior during the interviews, I said no, and decided to dedicate some of my time to dog and cat rescue.
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5y ago
what you said is true. i may start taking contracts again. i work alone, only thing i promise is it works as agreed on, and near zero quality issues. i have systems in place for decaded that have produced one or two bugs. how? i actually
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5y ago
right now, its not worth $15 a month, or even $9. I see this as a cash grab from a non supported browsers that is a browser theme.
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5y ago
typical not invented here syndrome. seems like a me too, i know more than you type of project. looks geared towards cryptos though.
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5y ago
Amazon begged to interview, so i did. My friend worked there, and thought I go call her and find out how things worked there. That is when I discovered this forced termination of 30%. I thought it was 15% , but who's counting. So I
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5y ago
My thoughts exactly, and it was removed instantly it asked for my work email. No, No, and no. matter fact, it earned itself a forever no. thx have a crap product launch.
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5y ago
very true, i know a system written in django 1.x and the site makes billions a year. the code? complete utter crap. Written by a person that read a book on how to write a website. It still makes billion a year.
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5y ago
ill give the short answer to this. millions depend on notepad. a small change , can have devastating effects. What if the editor doesn't respond to the same WM_XYZMESSAGE? what if your enterprise depends on an obscure app that modi
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5y ago
ST4 is about to be released. The LSP plugin in ST4 brings it to the level of VSCode. I find this good news, mainly, i hate electron apps. ST4 speed is legendary.
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5y ago
nor will it be the last time this giant, like many others do the what i call the "ole" shaft in the exit area. My best advice, after learning after getting screwed by MS and Oracle. Lets call him Jim, partner of mine, and a ficti
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5y ago
Once i was given what I call a "brogrammer" code test. I looked at it, said not interested in brogrammer env. Fast forward 4 years, person I knew became VP. He asked what I thought. I laid it out to him, that brogrammers are co
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6y ago
Unpopular opinion, I seen the results of the frameworks from reasonml. The eco system, no company will want to take the risk of using. Before saying "onivim" is using it, its fast. I have the nightly of onivim2 and st4. Sublime
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6y ago
I been using ST4 with LSP Package ( Community Package ), It is enough in my use case... to forever remove VSCode. I am looking at removing IntelliJ soon. I cant remember the last time I used CLion/IntelliJ... only times is using it fo
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6y ago
IBM can piss off.. they bought RH, and now RH can piss off.
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6y ago
If it was a startup in AI yes A language ran by one guy to challenge the most popular language ever, epic mistake.
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6y ago
5 days later... this was proven wrong. ST4 4100 is now native silicon.
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6y ago
it is closed source, and ST4 is what made me remove VSCODE from my laptop.. 120 megs vs 1.2 gb of ram... ST4 is a complete VSCode killer.
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6y ago
last hype train i joined, was scala... this language reminds me of scala... a HORRIBLE developer experience, yet we zerglings are happy to be lemmings to someone's "best idea evah" This brings up the pain of scala... only thi
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