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by bombolo 3y ago
And drop back to swedish without a care for the immigrant coworkerks :)
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by bombolo 3y ago
the red army didn't invade Berlin in your alternate universe? Also USA funded terrorism, mafia, in italy… not something to brag about.
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by bombolo 3y ago
I knew what the story was about, directly from the title (I'm sicilian). When I first read about the story when I was a teen, I believed without question that it made a huge difference. Now, I'm not so sure. It's enough to lo
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by bombolo 3y ago
It's quite easy to set up, they have pre-made configurations you can start from, and sandbox an application is just to create a symlink.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Didn't the uk have a warship stuck at sea due to a windows update many years ago?
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by bombolo 3y ago
Just overcommitting the tracks to maximize profit :)
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by bombolo 3y ago
Android updates change the UI and inevitably make the phone slower. As a user, I don't really appreciate all the menus moving around, just because some designer in california needs a promotion. Unfortunately, currently, updating a devi
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by bombolo 3y ago
> that most people in western countries haven't even heard of. Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo Never heard of vivo. The other 2 are well known phone brands in italy.
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by bombolo 3y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2023/06/02/warning-...
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by bombolo 3y ago
Samsung adds an advertising screen overlay on my old galaxy if i update it. So I need to keep it to factory default and not update it. They claim they don't do that, and it's 3rd party apps. Perhaps, but it's apps they force
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by bombolo 3y ago
This has been available on kde for several years.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Plenty of it. Who do you think is writing all the comments about how copilot can easily make them redundant, for example.
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by bombolo 3y ago
For 1 FAANGS there are millions of failed ones, and you don't know what'll be. So if the salary isn't decent, better to refuse the job rather than hope the stocks will eventually compensate you for the missed salary.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> I stand by my statement. Code is easy and code is cheap. One day you'll understand. You don't have people under you that can complete in a year what you can complete in a month, and you're still insisting that anyone and
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by bombolo 3y ago
I'm reading what's written. You're extrapolating. Unfortunately I don't possess long range telepathic abilities, like you seem to have. Ironically, it seems that even if your interpretation (or mind reading) is correct…
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by bombolo 3y ago
We have the data that dumpster_fire thinks anyone can do coding, which tells us he's not well versed with it. From there, by experience, people who aren't good juniors aren't good seniors. Good juniors might never become good
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by bombolo 3y ago
> “coding is the easiest part, and code is cheap” Let me translate: "My work is difficult and important. What other people do is easy and a 3yrs old could do it". I'm ready to bet his architecture is bad and the coders dev
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by bombolo 3y ago
I believe that actual experience is superior to logical reasoning with little or no data to support it.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> Out of interest, just who do you think should be doing the high level architecture? People who will maintain it have more interest in keeping it maintainable, rather than architects that won't actually do any of the work to mainta
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by bombolo 3y ago
> Ad hominem. No? It applies to anyone having the same opinion.
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by bombolo 3y ago
If you work at a startup and you expect the stocks to be worth anything in 10 years you're an idiot.
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by bombolo 3y ago
In my BS I had just 1 team project, so it wasn't a big deal. In my master I had more… and yes there were people who didn't do anything, people who did much more than me, people who were good at writing reports but needed intervent
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by bombolo 3y ago
I don't think it's feasible to have 1 decent developer micromanage a team down to the function and data structure definition. At that point it's faster to fire the lot and just let the one developer you have do the job alone.
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by bombolo 3y ago
I am really suspicious of signal, just because it's promoted so much. I think it is secure, if, you don't install it via google and you actually do verify your contacts, but the NSA might relying on the fact that most people will
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by bombolo 3y ago
pydantic has done breaking changes 42 times but is on version 2 :) https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/changelog/
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by bombolo 3y ago
How can a computer protocol guarantee that if you tell me your secret, I won't make a video about it and put it on instagram? At the end of the day, it's not a problem with the protocol.
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by bombolo 3y ago
I see a lot of people online advising against taking CS degrees (in europe, where it's not economically impossible to study). They argue that bootcamps and quick courses are enough, or that chatgpt exists now so programming is a dead p
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by bombolo 3y ago
Rats live in crawl spaces, and they love to eat wires.
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by bombolo 3y ago
This makes no sense. Cells duplicate, but can you make a cell without splitting one in 2?
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by bombolo 3y ago
When mirosoft will open up all of their source code, I will agree with you.

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