azemetre

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by azemetre 1y ago
None of this seems hard for a junior dev tho... it just takes time, which I'm assuming the others workers don't really have with more pressing matters making this a great issue for juniors to grit their teeth on.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Why not? How else do you get these skills without doing it?
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by azemetre 1y ago
Do you happen to now if France has public jobs for software devs or is it more like a governmental agency (which I guess is also a public sector job but feels different)?
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by azemetre 1y ago
Do you have a YouTube video demonstrating this? My only experience with debate is from the TV show Community.
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by azemetre 1y ago
I feel like this has less to do with moving and more about your grandfather putting his career above everything else.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Bell Labs was a monopoly granted by the US government where they were literally compelled by Congress to invest in research. I also don't buy the notion that industry is better for science, maybe if you want to research ways to damage
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by azemetre 1y ago
Is this really tolerance and not just monopolistic companies abusing their market position? I mean workers can't even choose what software they're allowed to use, those choices are made by the executive/management class.
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by azemetre 1y ago
That or existential dread.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security are all three programs that have massive approval from US citizens. Even saying the military is a dumpster fire isn't accurate. The military has led trillions of dollars worth of extraction for t
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by azemetre 1y ago
Web flow will sue you if you use green sock as a competitor. In what world of truly open source software is that something we should allow as a society? Let alone want. I don’t want software to get corrupted by financialization. This is why
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by azemetre 1y ago
Maybe MSFT is King Saul in your biblical metaphor.
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by azemetre 1y ago
I haven't played it yet but all the other comments mentioning it is making me think I should check it out. I did enjoy "Slay the Princess" but my beef with such type of "games" is that they could have easily been in
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by azemetre 1y ago
It usually means that they will somehow rat fuck the public commons for monetary gain. Democratic software means three things: 1. Can you understand it 2. Can you influence it both now and after your death 3. Can you destroy it I don’t see
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by azemetre 1y ago
Really odd that the trillionaire dollar corporation that prints billions of dollars in pure profit every quarter due to monopolistic and anti-democratic policies is the David, the weak feeble underdog in this story, compared to OpenAI that
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by azemetre 1y ago
I think the parent commentator is lambasting storytelling in video games as being very poor. I can’t disagree if this is what they mean. Been playing games my entire life and even the most popular games like the Zelda series have average wr
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by azemetre 1y ago
Really feels like this generation of devs do not see the value in YAGNI, mostly appear to chase complexity because that's how you peddle courses, talks, books, etc.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Wow this is a great metric to use.
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by azemetre 1y ago
How does this not vindicate their viewpoint? Do you really need a team of ivy grads to make power points or inexperienced people to give unqualified answers? Modern consulting seems like one of the better deaths inflicted by GenAI. The enti
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by azemetre 1y ago
The entire purpose of DOGE is to attack the government while forcing them to use private services. Don’t believe their lies because they’re just that lies. Nothing they are doing is efficient because they don’t care. They just want to attac
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by azemetre 1y ago
What a weird world where only certain people are allowed the privilege of information via money rather than enforcement thru the government to level the access.
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by azemetre 1y ago
You should check out the book Palo Alto if you haven't. Malcom Harris should write an epilogue of this era in tech history. You'd probably like how the book's author structures his thesis to what the "Palo Alto" sys
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by azemetre 1y ago
No. As an industry we need to start consolidating on open source tooling, we see what happens when a company breaks away from open source licenses: it hurts consumers at their detriment. Your quote has no bearing in this context. We aren&#x
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by azemetre 1y ago
Yes! Sublime Text 2 with vim mode was my jam for a solid 8 years and paid for a new license for every machine that let me. Haven't it used it since adopting neovim but I am happy that the Sublime team is still around and able to make a
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by azemetre 1y ago
You might really like the book, because method they espouse for mastery is to have space varied practice where you reinforce retrieval of concepts during practice. Retrieval here meaning being able to correctly use information that you lear
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by azemetre 1y ago
Yes it is, VSCode is so painfully slow. Maybe I have Vim brain rot but the input latency in VSCode is extremely noticeable and there's the whole having to use a mouse for proficiency that slows you down too. I'd pay decent money f
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by azemetre 1y ago
It’s similar to how I follow my Congressional Representative but they also added me on various donor lists now. Just because people do it doesn’t mean it’s not shitty.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Yeah, it’s weird reading their reply. Like a drug dealer being upset that the less effective drug is less effective.
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by azemetre 1y ago
They say the best time is usually before the Federal government wants your head, now is a good time as any I suppose.
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by azemetre 1y ago
uhh what? Social media has been a thing since the very inception of the internet. What did feel like a massive transition is the massive prevalence of corporatized social media. I feel like if you asked the a random warez group in 2010 if t
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by azemetre 2y ago
I wouldn't consider right to roam the same as right to hunt.

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