cokeandpepsi

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by cokeandpepsi 4y ago
It's sometimes impossible to fight the architecture astronauts, they can be deeply appalled at how software maps to their thinking and wish to bend it towards nonsense until it does
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
that's just for now, shelf-life for most employees is like 2 years anyway.. a few years of hiring should sort out the problem
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
> I don't even understand what it is it's bullshit
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
It's easy to understand, put yourself in the shoes of someone who's life has been engrossed in facebook and social networks since the early 2000s -- warped vision of reality
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
all is know is that apple asks folks to bend over and this crowd smiles then crows about it endlessly dumb
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
> when it comes to technology companies, I got to say it's pretty good here. At the moment yeah in some areas but I wouldn't say that 12 years or ago, and maybe not 12 years from now
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
things aren't broken, their just now finally able to twist the metaphorical knife
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
totally different
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
Just buy iPhone, it's comfy
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
I have to because I want to be able to retire someday, which is already looking unlikely tbh
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
we fuck people over left and right to a degree that it almost feels like it's for sport we built this meatgrinder and I forget why and for who
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
consistently manufacturing some of the most complicated machinery (themselves composed of many thousands of dependencies) on earth is hard during normal times and these are not normal times
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by cokeandpepsi 5y ago
I wouldn't say the web is a crappy place just because of Google search kind of stinks and affiliate marketing ( which has been around forever anyway )