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by baz00 3y ago
My poor balls
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by baz00 3y ago
Now all we need is the 1,000,000 other components in the multiple ecosystems to log in the same format and I won't have a perpetual headache. Good job Go though for being opinionated but rational.
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by baz00 3y ago
Try explaining that to the dude who inherited the workbook in 9 months who doesn't know what Anaconda is, barely knows what Python is and was told that his job was Excel which he's really good at because he did a Udemy course on i
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by baz00 3y ago
1. Hey it looks like you're in the UK - click here to set the shipping options 2. Click 3. This product is only available for shipping in the United States. Why bother with (1)?!?!?!?!
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by baz00 3y ago
If you've ever dealt with AWS Lambda you will know what a versioning and upgrading shit show this is going to be wherever you stick it, be that client or cloud. I worked on a very early python integration used as a workflow DSL back in
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by baz00 3y ago
I've been writing powershell for 5 years and I'd rather slice my balls up with glass and dive into the red sea. How much longer before it becomes fun?
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by baz00 3y ago
I have to see some red flags here. The very nature and power of Excel comes from the fact that workbooks can stand alone. This means that the process is eternally tied to the cloud now. So when you, 3 years down the line, have to open a wor
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by baz00 3y ago
Yeah strangely if you turn the ribbon off it doesn't look much different and doesn't work much differently!
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by baz00 3y ago
Spend an hour in an undergrad EE lab helping people with fucked up breadboards and you change your mind rapidly. Same goes for hobbyists but they don’t have someone to help them available. I’ve seen people chewed up for hours debugging a ci
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by baz00 3y ago
30 years experience says the best way to use a breadboard is don't use one. They suffer from contact wear, stray capacitance and inductance, unreliable contacts and rather non optimal signal routing. This slowly adds up to pending head
851.
by baz00 3y ago
I think it's simply his ego was larger than his capability.
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by baz00 3y ago
Based on this level of business acumen I really wish Musk would buy TikTok.
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by baz00 3y ago
This one gets me as my partner is German. She gets annoyed when I walk when there's a red crossing light. There's no damn cars ffs, just go.
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by baz00 3y ago
I want to open my window. We don't have air con over here.
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by baz00 3y ago
This is one reason I am an opponent of microservices generally. Every organisation I've worked for is made of shit and straw bound together with a solution of piss. ergo a monolithic crap pile is were they should aim. Plus it's ea
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by baz00 3y ago
There are successful companies that this model applies to. But the problem is that they are outliers. The biggest problem with the whole IT industry is seeing outliers promoted as the successful path and people taking on faith arguments for
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by baz00 3y ago
Indeed. We're still around. We're just so far up the hierarchy now that the wisdom can't be pushed down easily.
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by baz00 3y ago
The problem is monkeys
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by baz00 3y ago
In the 90s, the small town I lived in had a local community triple action principle . This was demonstrated on a little shit that had a noisy Renault 5 that used to get revved up all the time for no reason (between begging for £5 worth of
860.
by baz00 3y ago
I'd be at that with a hammer in 30 nanoseconds.
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by baz00 3y ago
Don't force them to fix them. Just crush them with zero warning. Word gets around quickly. I'm in favour of banning all modifications to vehicles as well. Seen several cars with turned in wheels and appendages which are clearly af
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by baz00 3y ago
It's not really. Grug solves problems. Grug does not create problems that need to be solved to solve other problems.
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by baz00 3y ago
Need them here in the UK. There are so many cars modified to have explosive sounding exhausts it's unreal. I get woken up regularly in the night when they drive them around at 2AM making a lot of noise. I still don't get why anyon
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by baz00 3y ago
There is so much wisdom in here. Fundamentally, don't make life hard for yourself, or others.
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by baz00 3y ago
This. So much this. We are 5 years into a microservices wank-fest. So far the net ROI is negative, the user experience sucks more than ever, the complexity is so high that people can't get things done, nothing works properly any more a
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by baz00 3y ago
Very true. This is one thing I like about Go. The standard library is very complete. I can do most things I need to do without having to pull in any external dependencies.
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by baz00 3y ago
That's most modern software development though. Drag any old shit off the internet, dependencies, malware and incompetence included, then execute it as some arbitrary user with full access to your mission critical data and an outbound
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by baz00 3y ago
I've long given up on tact and politics. You say what it is. If someone doesn't like that, move the fuck on.
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by baz00 3y ago
Some of the people I am mocking do have that. Also I mock myself regularly :)
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by baz00 3y ago
All malware infested varieties of is-true for certain!

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