UK-Al05

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by UK-Al05 11mo ago
And .NET is the language of choice for "Enterprise". So that's what the majority of jobs are. Where as large 'tech' companies don't tend to be like this.
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by UK-Al05 11mo ago
The problem is thats how a lot of .net shop operate. I say this as .net developer. .NET gets selected because a lot of non tech companies need to do software things, and they pick the stack fits in with their current WinTel stack. The main
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by UK-Al05 11mo ago
After 100k, you get childcare benefit removed. This mean less money you pocket going from 99999 to 100k.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
The reality is you'll probably lose a ton of money, then get another job.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
I don't think you understand. In the US you have to invest, or you simply won't retire before you die.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
I mean you can literally do that. And get wealthly. It'll just be a meagre existence up and until retirement.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
With cors this can be awkward now.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Programmers often work long hours, and they often have families and children. Expecting this is stupid.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
You're forgetting the target market here. Linux is better for power users. Not average joes.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Ok but windows has better battery life.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
There not designed for beginners, but for peers.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
It makes me laugh that there is a lot testing tech interviews for soft skills things. I've seen people fail at those, but ended up as incredibly successful sales people which is pure soft skills.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Next.js is marketing to get you locked into vercel hosting.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
"We produced a tool that produces a wonky result, so the results need to be examined in detail anyway."
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Casey is a game programmer. In tests in a web application/api, your tests can actually be real use cases quite easily and design your api around real use cases. How would you do that in a game? Check a frame looks a certain way? I have
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
For most people 8 is difficult because it took them ages to build up to a salary that pays as well as they do now, and they simply can't afford to do that again.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this is sponsored by trading platform in order for customers to lose all money in record time...
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Most people like to create art for other people appreciate. It's a rare individual that wants to make art and then to show it to no one. Unfortunately the market for art will filled lowest common denominator stuff generated by AI. Only
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Reviewers don't want to navigate 33 tiny PRS either. The best way of getting changes is through is simply sitting down and talking with the reviewer. Most of these small PRS, splitting things, creating elaborate stacking systems are ju
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
That's still not profit.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
It's very unix. A single process executable to handle a request then shuts down.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
I've paid off my mortgage, so only need survival money. So probably some kind self employed job.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Well if you're not eager to climb the ladder, they have no leverage to make you work hard.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
Toy still needs fun activity you can do on it.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
It looks way to small to be of any practical use. To small to display useful information, to small to play games on it? What's the use of this?
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
This is normally a strategy to negotiate lower prices with microsoft. After awhile things go back to normal.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
The 30B one requires 20 GB of memory for me. But some of the lower parameters one should be ok
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
It's fits entirely in my 7900xtx memory. But tbh i've been disappointed with programming ability so far. It's using 20GB of memory according to ollama.
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by UK-Al05 1y ago
The culture of startups is to put out slop then validate it as having demand before taking it seriously.
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by UK-Al05 2y ago
A language by making certain things harder makes the resulting code be built in a certain way. F# makes mutable code harder to do, so you tend to write immutable code by default.

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