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by SE4L 8y ago
Seems to me the problem is the shared libraries. Yes, without sharing it means you have to repeat a fair amount of code, but in most cases the representation that each service cares about is not necessarily the same, which reduces the valu
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by SE4L 8y ago
I would be interested to know why anyone would consider it hate speech. Maybe some of the things the founders said or did could be considered that when looking at it through the lens of modern society. But aside from the King of England,
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by SE4L 8y ago
Agile methods improved things for a while in my book. Because the old style was WAY worse. Long projects that were designed by people who knew little about the problem or the complexities involved. Everything was under bid and it resulted
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by SE4L 8y ago
To me, burnout is a symptom of always feeling hopelessly behind. My identity as an employee was always in knowing what was going on, where trends headed, new projects, side work, etc. I now have 3 kids and just navigating the whole parent
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by SE4L 8y ago
But it's a business decision to pay expensive engineering time to automate what can be done by people for much cheaper. If the people become too expensive, the business decision becomes easier. There are places in India where they pay
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by SE4L 8y ago
People who make 100k per year feel like they are struggling. Their feelings about their finances place the company under no obligation to pay them more.
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by SE4L 8y ago
Equality of what? Should one of the people who works in their warehouse in North Carolina make equal pay with a software engineer who lives in Seattle?
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by SE4L 9y ago
Cartels exist to make money. The criminal element is not created by unfettered capitalism, it is created by prohibition. Prohibition is what raises the risk level to the point where people who are willing to break the law are able to deman