Manjuuu

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by Manjuuu 3y ago
I misread as "leaving" and thought it was a bit much but understandable. /s It looks nice but I agree with those saying that forcing a login with google is not the best approach.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
Clearly stating what you know and don't is the honest thing to do, but building hype is better for business.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
I'm not even sure, this time there is a more realistic risk that people outside of the industry listen to what he says.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
And produce something tangible and useful, instead of talking like if sci-fi stories were real.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
I wish he would just stop sharing his unsubstantiated opinions, tweets included, he got worse very fast when he entered his AI arc.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
Yes. We need more of those little tutorials demystifying things we take for granted.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
See this regarding android phones: https://www.youtube.com/live/Vuw72THyXsQ?feature=share&t=947 "Why would anyone have one?"
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
That will surely work in the EU, lol.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
The size is only one of the factors, it can be small but slow, especially when the history grows.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
The "simple" part is so hard to understand even for people with high seniority. Once asking for simplicity I got back a mass of low effort code that seemed written out of spite, even if that was not the original intent.
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by Manjuuu 3y ago
I've worked with people following the book to the letter and the quality of their work would vastly improve if they took the time to understand the catchy acronym. The author is not the only problem here.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Complete strangers, but yes, I can confirm that it seems heavily culture related.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
How to slowly destroy a company's reputation one silly decision at a time.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Put this way it's way more mysterious and interesting.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
> Most of the time people steer the conversation right back to the two big hitters - how much money do you make and who are you sleeping with. This is probably the segue I hate the most and consider a deal breaker for any future interact
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Hard pass.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Exactly, it's about projecting status for those who think they can.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
> It sounds like you are over generalising from a limited set of experiences. Definitely not, having a job where your values can shine is not the norm. And I don't know what your field is but most jobs, especially in the software de
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Sure, I do too when meeting someone with a non-standard job or a job that could be interesting from some peculiar point of view, but most jobs are definitely not that interesting, most are really just an exchange of time for money.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
If you are someone that tells other people what he does for a living and talk about work when meeting new people, stop doing that and reflect on why it's so hard to come up with something alternative[1]. No, it's not because a goo
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
No it's not, no one cares about your job. And having a job that reflect your values is not the norm. People want to know about YOU, not talk about what you do to get paid. Your hobbies for example are way more interesting.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
No, thanks for pointing this out.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
The prices in that table are different from the one in the source they cite: https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/electricity_prices/ As expected, with the correct numbers, countries without gas, oil or nuclear have comp
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Not outdated at all, but it would be nice to have a new edition with the errata [1] and maybe some additional content. Some sort of anniversary edition. [1] https://man7.org/tlpi/errata/index.html
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
We need a second edition of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Linux_Programming_Interfac...
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
A http/ftp download application that split files in multiple chunks to circumvent file-level download speed cap on server side.
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The Software Supply Chain Song (I'm Goin' to Production)(youtube.com)
4 points by Manjuuu 4y ago|0 comments
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Accept that the two cities are not comparable in regard to crime, your reasoning above was flawed. Really, it's so safe that it feels weird, especially at night.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
That's why we invented remote work. /s
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
You have no idea of how boringly safe Zurich is. You don't get stabbed in the streets there, you just don't. Also, it's full of tech companies.

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