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by debacle 4y ago
Large PRs are buggy, the flow is less intuitive, and in certain instances the PR UI just "breaks" and you need to refresh the page. Sometimes diffs are bad (I would bet github uses diff -ow, or something similar) and in general PR
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by debacle 4y ago
Gitlab's pull request functionality is inferior to both Github and Teams. We use them because their Kanban is nice and they're a bit more "one stop shop" than Github, but this pricing change doesn't make sense for u
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by debacle 4y ago
The NLRB takes much more action against unions than for them.
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by debacle 4y ago
I remember once I was interviewing for a senior position where the ask was something like "design a general purpose system for a REST layer on top of an ORM." I had just finished implementing an OSS solution that did exactly that,
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by debacle 4y ago
Study, train, shadow, and intern for 11-13 years.
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by debacle 4y ago
Really what the graph shows is that the downturn in in-person positions has been minimal, but the downturn in remote work has been precipitous.
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by debacle 4y ago
Security is always a cost. It's never a benefit until after someone has already been hacked, and you're the cleanup crew/IT oncologist. I decided 10 years ago to never work in a role/company where my job didn't cont
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by debacle 4y ago
Really impressive changes here. Godot's C# support has been one of its weaknesses compared to Unity.
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by debacle 4y ago
As someone with serious thyroid issues, I'm sidelined from both of the recent fad medications. Have to do it the old fashioned way (which is a slog).
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by debacle 4y ago
No, because we have amendments to our Constitution that prevent this from taking place.
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by debacle 4y ago
> As an empirical matter, people cannot govern themselves. How elitist.
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by debacle 4y ago
95% of municipalities are in the wrong here? Doubtful.
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by debacle 4y ago
Municipalities should be allowed to lock down their zoning if they want to. That's democracy. This idea that we have to elevate all power to the state or federal government is antidemocratic. It doesn't matter if it's zoning,
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by debacle 4y ago
I didn't say anything about voter ID. Please take your strawman elsewhere.
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by debacle 4y ago
There's no substance here. Something can be wrong and legal, something can be litigious and cordial. This feels like a hit piece trying to get ahead of the cases that will be shortly heard in AZ regarding the 2022 election. There are a
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by debacle 4y ago
How are you going to deal with the mass diaspora when your runway runs short and VCs want to make money? This seems to be a cyclical thing with build tools. Things are great until you expect customers to pay.
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by debacle 4y ago
He was grumpy because he was vastly overpaid, but snubbed for the CTO role, and knew his job was on the line.
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by debacle 4y ago
I worked with a guy once that I wasn't a fan of. Gruff, incompetent, egotistical. Just a general ass. He got laid off two weeks before we were set to do a huge annual update. I stormed into the interim CTO's office (the CTO got la
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by debacle 4y ago
We were in the midst of a terrible pandemic. It was a monumental attempt (really, dozens of them globally), and I can't blame anyone for trying. But we've been trying to vaccinate against these infrequent pandemics for a long time
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by debacle 4y ago
> (3) that vaccines are still not easy. Have some qualms with this one. Not all viruses are created equal. Mostly as a hobby, I did a lot of reading during the pandemic into the 50 years of work that has gone into trying to create vaccin
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by debacle 4y ago
Does Google need an autonomous CEO? Market pressure will turn Alphabet into a real company.
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by debacle 4y ago
I have a socket wrench. It's a really good socket wrench, it would probably cost me close to $200 to replace. I use it for nearly all of the bolts and lags that I need to loosen or tighten. The bolts on the spindles for my tractor deck
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by debacle 4y ago
Most people have been paying $8/mo for 3-4 years for a $35 modem. It's a sweet deal, if you can get it.
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by debacle 4y ago
Not sure why you are being downmodded, there's no need for "Russian" to be in the title here. This is a very common trope from alt-right media. If the culprit is ever black, Muslim, or an immigrant, they will absolutely let y
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by debacle 4y ago
I've worked in the energy industry. There is complete capture there. When PG&E is the "bad guy" it's because the government needs them to be. ERCOT works the same way (though is better). If the government wanted PG&a
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by debacle 4y ago
Fear of nuclear is distrust in the government. I believe in nuclear as a technology, and I believe in mankind's ability to perform science and engineering tasks. I don't have a lot of faith in the role of the government in properl
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by debacle 4y ago
The reality is that we truly live in a post-truth world. Maybe we always have. When it comes to Ukraine, that means you can't trust anything. Any piece you read will have the taint of Ukrainian, American, or Russian propaganda. I gave
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by debacle 4y ago
America's reluctance to "socialize" things has created a nightmare with our infrastructure + social utility system. I hope this is done well.
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by debacle 4y ago
The office closings or the layoffs?
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by debacle 4y ago
I read the whole thing and the linked update and I still feel like I need a tl;dr.

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