Rimbo

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   by Rimbo 3y ago

   No idea, but I'm a simple man. I see "demoscene," I upvote.
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   by Rimbo 3y ago

   Bingo. You can know a specific technology inside and out, but easily get lost in a large system built in that technology if you haven't worked with it before. It's very easy to get caught in assumptions like, "Nobody would ev
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   by Rimbo 3y ago

   You might be right; the person you're replying to might have zero idea. Now me... I know someone personally who was a senior exec for Twitter's software team, who left after Elon's purge. He left because all the people who un
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   by Rimbo 3y ago

   Lisp did this decades ago.
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   by Rimbo 4y ago

   I definitely do not miss the expense of film.
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   by Rimbo 4y ago

   Yeah. The clickbait title suggests that big data tools themselves are going away; the actual contents are that the needless hype for their companies, folded into their sales pitches, is going away.
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   by Rimbo 4y ago

   Oh, nonsense. People buy Atlassisn because the licensing is cheap, not because it's particularly good at what it does or designed with any particular workflow in mind.