azemetre

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by azemetre 4y ago
These kinds of cases are the only way for consumers to punish corporations, what else would you have them realistically do?
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by azemetre 4y ago
I mean struggle sessions were a real thing. [1] Suppose it's hard to say that any particular person was forced into a struggle session for saying that killing sparrows was wrong, but they were absolutely a thing and mostly used to quel
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by azemetre 4y ago
Relatively new, the feature rolled around in 2020. It uses yourname/yourname as a special repo.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Really, is this the argument you want to actually make? That we shouldn't regulate things that people put on/into their body because we might hurt the "little guy?" Mind you I've been hearing about this mythical &qu
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by azemetre 4y ago
I mean isn't this the actual problem? That teams are incentivized to pump out features and not delivery quality software? I remember a time in my career where I had to spend a good 2 months coming up with ways to reduce our build time
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by azemetre 4y ago
Because companies don't get punished for poor software quality, if they did Oracle would cease to exist.
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by azemetre 4y ago
I lived in both Florida and Massachusetts, using DarkSky was amazing in both climates. I think your geographical bias is more telling than your app usage.
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by azemetre 4y ago
It doesn't say it in the blog post, but sign up to the preview does require a paid subscription to copilot. Unsure if this applies to those who are given copilot for free (doesn't apply to me as I pay).
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by azemetre 4y ago
Agreed, as I progress through my career I'm starting to value companies that are willing to actually speak to me instead of using these middleware services to find out if I'm even qualified. It's a complete time waste for me
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by azemetre 4y ago
Man I thought it was just me, but yeah Indeed is truly terrible. My only way of getting interviews has been linkedin (both applying to and getting messaged) or directly applying on company's websites thus far in my career. Are there an
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by azemetre 4y ago
Back in the day there use to be a joke website called "every fucking bootstrap site" [1] where it would lambast the popular design zeitgeist of the time. I really wish websites would opt for more distinctive looks rather than the
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by azemetre 4y ago
I've heard of turf building but what is fiefdom defense? Google search isn't really turning up business fallacies.
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by azemetre 4y ago
While I'm not an enterprise customer, I can tell you why I choose Digital Ocean (and have been using them for the last 10 years). They allow me to put a fixed amount of money in a fund that they charge me from. I will never get any &qu
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by azemetre 4y ago
I mean shouldn't there something a little wrong about not running a profitable business for nearly a decade and that the only people who seems to be "winning" are those that took advantage of a relaxed monetary environment an
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by azemetre 4y ago
Yeah, it's absolutely wild to me about are these anti chatGPT articles when you can just use Google itself and see it's similar quality (average to bad). SEO spam is absolutely obnoxious. I just love when I'm trying to look u
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by azemetre 4y ago
It also seems worse than that based on other replies in this post. Twilio has only had one profitable quarter in its entire existence. Both the business model and strategy are clearly broken. I do wonder (read: hope) if this means the next
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by azemetre 4y ago
I've greatly enjoyed this series, I feel like these topics are quite hard to find in learning materials (using a profiler, how to use a profiler, how to tell what is useful in a profiler's results). I really hope after this series
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by azemetre 4y ago
I believe you need to have multiple line breaks between lines, I also appreciate the comment. I originally agreed with the other poster, but your comment is way better. Especially for having no context :D
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by azemetre 4y ago
You realize more than a decade ago a cartel of tech companies (two of which being Google and Apple) literally had no poach agreements in order to suppress salaries right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee
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by azemetre 4y ago
There's always challenges for everything in life, and wanting to give up at the slightest bit of hardship is so odd. I've done zero research on this, but I have to assume societal movements have a much much shorter shelf life sinc
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by azemetre 4y ago
I always hated the arguments you're replying to. As if owning electronics, gadgets, or other plastic trinkets is akin to living a life where you don't have to constantly worry about housing, healthcare, retirement, or education an
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by azemetre 4y ago
No, the only way you can truly fight these issues is running for local office, getting on school boards, townships, and development boards and actually pushing for this. Just giving up and doing your own thing is a complete antithesis to de
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by azemetre 4y ago
That's fair, I feel like I don't know enough from the business side to be asking these types of questions during an interview. I feel like the only way to know is to actually work there but sometimes that can be a big gamble. That
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by azemetre 4y ago
Do you have a way to find such companies? In my job search a lot of the small companies feel like they won't last if a recession hits. They're interesting ideas but not a sustainable business. One example near me was one that uses
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by azemetre 4y ago
Yeah I definitely enjoyed taking it. It really sold me on rust afterwards. There was a comment in another thread that said rust encapsulated complexity in the language and not the code, that statement really solidified my goal on investing
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by azemetre 4y ago
Definitely beginner level, I was about to make a PR adding it to the list.
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by azemetre 4y ago
On frontendmasters there's a decent one by ThePrimeagen: https://frontendmasters.com/courses/typescript-go-rust/ What's neat about it is you build the same commandline tool in three languages (Rust, Go,
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by azemetre 4y ago
Imagine a world where all software is written using formal methods [1], that would be heaven. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_methods
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by azemetre 4y ago
I find the quality for frontend masters to be extremely high, over the last 4 years they've gotten workshops from people working at Netflix, Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Amazon; while some of the courses have a short shelf life due to
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by azemetre 4y ago
Definitely pointers, but IIRC it does go over the concepts. I don't recall if it ever touches lifetimes tho. The book basically uses the crate clap to create all the CLTs, along with specific crates for regex and creating ascii tables

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