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4y ago
Yeah. But which one is heaven?!
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4y ago
Doesn't sound that much in global terms compared to the global population. And does it account for all the new jobs that will be created along the way? When I started out there was nothing like a DevOps engineer, social media influence
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4y ago
And then later versions of the C compiler were written in earlier version of the C compiler...
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4y ago
What about the 0.01x Engineer? Much easier to achieve I think: do as little as possible without getting caught.
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4y ago
Fair enough. A cursory glance at a dictionary corroborates your point - there is clearly a colloquial usage too. I guess I'd never heard its use except in the much more narrow mathematical sense, until now.
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4y ago
> This means that (modulo a few exceptions documented below) all the Firefox UI is using regular web technology to render (mostly CSS flexbox). Is it just me or is using the word "modulo" here (when "apart from","
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4y ago
Do they really. I wonder if they're too nerdy to have gotten the saucy double entendre.
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Tell HN: Gitlab just downgraded my premium subscription without warning
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4y ago
Quite. GPT is doing no such thing. OP needs a shrink by the sound of it.
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4y ago
Yeah. Everything then was a "layer 9" problem.
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4y ago
100%. It's not hard to learn a bit of k8s yaml if you're an appdev FFS.
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4y ago
There is "art" and there is "design". It feels like OP might be confusing the two. The latter is about creative expression within the confines of constraints like time, money, function, etc. The former is not. Doing grap
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4y ago
When last did you vote for a Central Banker or monetary policy committee member?!
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4y ago
Asahi on this? Anyone?
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4y ago
I think that in an ideal world the only tech debt that's okay is the debt you knowingly enter into. Debt is a part of life as tradeoffs are made every day. But sleep-walking into it is the real risk. Knowing you have it, or are going
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4y ago
faster, mainly
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4y ago
Playwright is pretty good. We just moved to it from Cypress.
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4y ago
The only Russians I know are expats and fully anti-Putin and against the war. I wonder if there are any expat Russians that are pro-Putin. It seems hard to imagine but I guess there must be.
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4y ago
As a CTO in 20 person shop it's very variable. Sometimes it's 4-6 hours in a day. Other times it could be weeks before I write anything more than a bash 1-liner.
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4y ago
Get in front of it and go tell HR yourself now, before she does.
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4y ago
Having linked this for you above, I feed into this rabbit hole (again)! This is quite a good one -- https://lore.kernel.org/ksummit/CAHk-=wiB6FJknDC5PMfpkg4gZrb...
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4y ago
waste some hours of your life on this then: https://www.reddit.com/r/linusrants/
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4y ago
If this happens, I find it hard to see how it'll be via Belarus given how obvious it is to the whole world that they are just Russia's stooges.
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4y ago
I don't see China playing ball as much as you are suggesting (but who truly knows). I think the Chinese authorities would be very hesitant to back Russia in anything but perhaps the most clandestine ways (if at all).
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This is an interesting piece related to this question [PDF] - https://www.ponarseurasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Pep...
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Ask HN: Is Putin eyeing Georgia next, given his poor traction in Ukraine?
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sprinkle in a little bit of `fzf` and you're good to go.
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TLDR. So what is the actual number?
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4y ago
Not funny. And not just Microsoft. Most US companies and the majority of US citizens too.
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My 12 year old daughter's hand-me-down Macbook gave up the ghost recently. Out of principle I decided she'd not be getting another Mac and it would be a cold day in hell before I ever supported a Windows machine again. This left L
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