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by bogota 5y ago
Being treated like garbage and a job inherently being shitty aren’t the same thing. People seem to confuse that. All this is doing is driving automation at a faster pace and the people who once did the jobs will now have something new to co
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by bogota 5y ago
Sure call it out but not working is what im talking about. Life is always unfair. I started working in 2009 I am familiar with shit jobs that pay nothing.
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by bogota 5y ago
I really don’t get this attitude. Are people just too full of themselves today to do menial work? I have a good job now but from before high school to after college I worked jobs in places were the customers were rude and treated you like
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by bogota 5y ago
I have worked with people like the author. They suck. They destroy entire teams and often times the feedback is 99% pedantic personal preferences because why would they do something useful like setup the linter and propose the silly things
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by bogota 5y ago
My family is pretty politically diverse and I would say none of them are ever happy with that is going on over the last 10+ years outside of a few things. Its just people making a choice about what they hate less.
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by bogota 5y ago
Im getting the feeling our government’s have switched to economy over everything mode with a dash of pretend to care about the environment
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by bogota 5y ago
I like the idea behind this but I wouldn’t even put this in a small project. I don’t want to break functionality just because.
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by bogota 5y ago
No I’m likely too dumb for them but my code base is clean and easy to onboard people to. I take great pride in new hires telling me something is easy to do after only working in it a week And like i said generics have a place its just a way
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by bogota 5y ago
If i wanted or needed generics i would use another language. I have been able to write great code without them for 5 years now though. But now i get to defend my codebases from the unneeded introduction of them from largely developers who t
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by bogota 5y ago
I refuse to even click on the above link or any headline with similar sensationalism. If this is the direction news is going to keep going i can only see how fun life is going to be in the future. Anything you say will be so triggering to s
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by bogota 5y ago
Wow more headlines trying to cause panic. When will this end its so mentally draining. At this point im sure the reporting on covid is causing just as many mental health issues as covid itself.
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by bogota 5y ago
Hard to read this it’s just way too editorialized by the author. We get it you’re mad about the pandemic and how it’s handled. Supposedly being a doctor gives you more credibility but only on vaccinations not on public health policy. Anyway
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by bogota 5y ago
Yep it’s actually one of the things i love. If waiting for go compile time has gotten to be a problem it is time for tests or to refactor if a test can’t be easily written.
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by bogota 5y ago
I’ll read the article again with this in mind but on first read it didn’t come across as trying to convince of anything other than using the gini coefficient isn’t insightful and he pointed out the flaws as he sees it.
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by bogota 5y ago
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/ninabambys... It was 1 billion at time of donation but sits at about 400MM now. Im not sure about his eth donations but he has shown he isn’t greedy for
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by bogota 5y ago
I think you will find in many places of life people are just trying to make a quick buck but in crypto this truth seems to cause a visceral reaction for people. One of the problems crypto has is that it would be really hard to make a curren
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by bogota 5y ago
It’s not currently deflationary. It has less inflation over time yes but the two aren’t the same. I don’t see why you think anyone is lording this over someone. The blog just addresses that the gini coefficient doesn’t fit well here. You ca
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by bogota 5y ago
Its honestly not worth arguing about it. I have personally benefited with driving for uber as well as lots/most of drivers i have talked to. Its not perfect but it works great when you have kids and other things you have to worry about
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by bogota 5y ago
Sounds like this just incentives the drivers who don’t care to hop on and make more money then they normally would.
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by bogota 5y ago
I have been using golang for cli applications for the past 6 years and love it. Been looking at rust but haven’t been convinced to try it out yet. Any big win that I would get from a practical standpoint with rust that im missing with golan
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by bogota 5y ago
I don’t want to know what bob or jill make but i do want to know the company pay bands. It’s really silly when im looking for other jobs that i pass everything then get to the offer to counter it and ooops looks like your 5k over the band f
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by bogota 5y ago
I think it evens out though because of a lot of early people with lots of bitcoin just lost interest and lost the wallet. This was sadly the case for me as well as a few other people i know. By time eth came out though everyone was much bet
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by bogota 5y ago
You and others have not read my comment correctly. I know this is the case. Im asking why right now it is always on the front page all of a sudden and am simply asking if this is because the frequency has increased or is because its now pro
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by bogota 5y ago
Im seeing a lot of news lately about record heat waves. Presumably this has been happening for a few years now though although I’m not sure where i could get accurate info on that. Did the media just start pushing this to the from because i
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by bogota 5y ago
Yes unfortunately almost all US and likely other computer science degrees are geared largely at making you a good researcher. I was lucky in that i loved playing with some home servers and with that led to figuring out how to build my own s
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by bogota 5y ago
That is not the cost of false positives. The cost of false positives is ignoring it completely. I have had jobs where we just block the security scanners because they won’t listen to any feedback about why what they are scanning was intenti
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by bogota 5y ago
Unfortunately this seems to be how a lot of articles at the economist are produced now. Im having trouble finding any news now that the economist has also gone way down hill.
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by bogota 5y ago
Just yet another reason i dropped the economist. Over the last year i noticed articles getting continuously worse. And every time it was an article I had deep background in such as politics in latam or crypto currency’s the articles were ea
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by bogota 5y ago
Holy shit. I never had a good experience with acer but now i will never be buying one again.
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by bogota 5y ago
I don’t understand. I never have copy pasted from SO after my first few years of work. At that point you normally are already using libs that take care of most things you would copy paste and are hopefully working ok things more complex tha

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