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by ctkhn 1y ago
I agree, and I'm frustrated this is the new big update because it seems like liquid glass ate up most of the energy that might have gone to a real major feature. Not only is it just UI changes, it looks worse.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
There were some negative effects at a construction shutdown of a street recently where it temporarily did hurt some business, mostly retail shops but not the restaurants/bars which had a big boost in business. These boutique style shop
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I think most jobs you can tell from a combination of the recruiting process and then onboarding and your first week. I have felt the "I hope this isn't how it is every day" that the author mentions at a few of my jobs and the
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I assume I'm not the only person here but after the WWDC keynote and list of new features I was pretty disappointed that it seems like the macOS and iOS teams have been doing a lot of UI changes and not a ton on actual new features. Fo
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by ctkhn 1y ago
There are major things at some large enterprises that are given the same level of support. Friend works on an internal link shortener app that is heavily used at their mega corporation and it gets maybe one ticket every other sprint just fo
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Have you seen the polymarket odds for Jesus Christ's return in 2025? Can't imagine taking the yes on that whether you believe or not.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Love that the repo has two commits and they're both "initial commit"
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by ctkhn 1y ago
It looks nice and I like the general idea, but what's the difference between this and a todos folder in joplin or any existing notes app? That's what I use personally and at work I do the same thing with onenote (because of mega e
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by ctkhn 1y ago
This sounds interesting but as someone who hasn't worked at AWS, and isn't already familiar with TLA+ or P, I would have liked to see even a hello world example of either of them. Without that, it sounds like a lot of extra pain f
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by ctkhn 1y ago
The real issue is that we didn't carry the program further south past panama and used the darien gap as a choke point to keep ourselves safe. Maybe if we had some more solidarity with south americans, the worm could have been eliminate
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by ctkhn 1y ago
It's crazy that the original post didn't cover libreoffice at all. Back in high school my parents stopped buying office licenses for the family computers and as soon as I got a new laptop I moved to libre and it's been great
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by ctkhn 1y ago
What you're describing is how the good standups I've been in were run. Unfortunately that was one year at a startup and the other enterprise and startup teams I've been on were not run like that :(
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by ctkhn 1y ago
We used to do this on my pre covid teams. There was a big touch screen that we'd all walk over to, someone would log in to and open jira on. Now we have the 30-90 minute mega meeting instead :(
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I've had them go 90 minutes because they branch off into tangents from people's updates and they become a solution session between one dev and our manager. Info is pretty silo'd (not required for security or anything, just ba
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by ctkhn 1y ago
It's really just monitoring you. A designated technical lead on your team can be very helpful, but once someone moves off the dev team but also isn't able to make any decisions from the product/business side they just become
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by ctkhn 1y ago
This is the kind of thing my manager and skip manager are up to. Most of our jira tickets now are written as a random jumble of ideas, fed into internal proprietary LLM and then turned into jira description and acceptance criteria. Totally
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I couldn't even watch the whole thing, such a fake glaze fest
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Conner Omalley character stuff
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Saving this for when my parents moves - they're on NEM 1 and will freak at the rates for a new solar install. Right now the excess power goes to an EV and then the grid since the power import/export rates are almost 1:1 but after
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by ctkhn 1y ago
That's what most execs already believe, it's all just bean counting
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by ctkhn 1y ago
That's true, but I think an effective and believable D admin more like Bernie than Biden/Hillary/Kamala etc would get voters to actually believe in something. I'm not saying it's right, but the "you have to vot
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by ctkhn 1y ago
That's great, our leadership is heavily pushing ai-generated tests! Lol
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Their hatred isn't of the machine, it's that they're not in charge of it. It's incredibly tiresome from both sides, to be honest, because the machine is what causes a lot of our current problems no matter who's in c
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Self hosted Joplin with encryption has been more than enough for me. It was pretty easy pulling all my apple notes into joplin as md files. Building my own like this just seems excessive
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by ctkhn 1y ago
4h daily maximum meetings is still unreal. That's what I clock on my absolute worst days, most days it's just standup and an hour of backlog refinement
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I get why people hate scrum/agile and random standards from above but this is the kind of guy that needs enforcement from his manager. Unfortunately I have never seen that happen and have had to just move on from teams where it gets po
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I think some of my swe friends might have when I told them about it later.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
For me, yes. I was working remote from a surprisingly loud coffee shop so I had to pop out in the back alley. The rest of the team (even those in office) was all connecting on zoom so I doubt it.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
The thing is that now a lot of them have been moved onshore and into management levels at a lot of US-based companies. From what I've seen, not much better at those aspects than they are at coding. Hard to know if they'll cut loos
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Even his justification for why AI can't become a VC sounds like you could just go by random chance and have the same chance at success which means even the personal touch he is trying to advocate is useless. A monkey could do his job.

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