dgfitz

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1. 691.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   > I think we've gotten used to development environments being a shitty experience to the point where it seems part and parcel of programming… I have staunchly refused to allow this at my current employ, and I’ve been there long enou
2. 692.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   Until 2027, yes. https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/tsmc-is-repo... "TSMC does not have an advanced packaging facility in the U.S., and its partner Amkor will only start packaging chips in Arizon
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   by dgfitz 2y ago

   It also makes hard-to-maintain code. Trade-offs.
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   by dgfitz 2y ago

   Hours? And C was a better option for scripting than python? I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt, this sounds very curious.
5. 695.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   I agree. I think it’s only an issue because we as a collective didn’t sort out a tabs-vs-spaces debate and new people to the language struggle with that bit.
6. 696.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   [flagged]
7. 697.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   How can one “be a communist” when the entire idea is predicated on a small central authority telling the rest of the country what to do and how to do it? Or did you mean “one of the small ruling elite” communists?
8. 698.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   Lmgtfy
9. 699.▲
   by dgfitz 2y ago

   The engineering is fascinating. The river walk itself is hardly worth the trip.
10. 700.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    Fwiw, I agree. I also pull down the branch under review in parallel to the web code review. You’d (probably) not be surprised by the number of times I’ve done this and the code doesn’t even build.
11. 701.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    Wasn’t typescript created to fix this problem for JS?
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    There are decades and decades of code written in cobol that run the modern banking system. Multiply that code base size by like, 78.3, and you’re possibly in the same galaxy as the all the c++ codebases out there that will be maintained for
13. 703.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I said “farmers who use their trucks” you’re twisting my words.
14. 704.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    Hmm? Are we to impose restrictions to when high beams are allowed to be used?
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I’ll meet you in the middle on this. Trucks have gotten big, no doubt. I contend, knowing farmers who use their trucks for work every day, they can’t do their job without them. So the question becomes, do we need regulation about who can bu
16. 706.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    It’s funny you single out trucks. Most all new-ish cars these days have the same headlights. Oh trucks sit higher? Is that it? Should we exclusively develop low profile cars/trucks/SUVs? I think second-order effects would prove th
17. 707.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    It’s inflammatory to assume I intentionally ignore something and accused me of ignoring it. Anything else I missed? Probably a lot, huh.
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I must be the only idiot to think that education and money aren’t the issue in the black community. Two-parent households and stability would sort a lot of things out in a generation. Dreams, goals, ambitions, and opportunities follow from
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I started college around 2005, when Facebook was still “exclusive to .edu college email addresses” and it was novel at the time, mostly because it was unfortunately exclusive. My 3rd year I trimmed my friends list down from 10k to 1k, peopl
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I always thought the "feelSpace belt" was neat. https://www.wired.com/2007/04/esp/
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    > The median product engineer should reason about applications as composites of high-level, functional Lego blocks where technical low-level details are invisible. Serverless represents just about the ultimate abstraction for this mindse
22. 712.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    If you see it that way, things will never change. I don’t care about immigration either way, I don’t have an axe to grind.
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    Seems like he knows his way around the financial system: https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/politico-uncovers-more...
24. 714.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    You know them enough to claim they generally are telling lies on a regular basis?
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I wouldn't answer this question if I were the OP.
26. 716.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    People are mad about a double standard: rules only apply to some people. This isn’t hard to grasp.
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I think you made the GPs point for them.
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I think the bit where it’s illegal is the issue.
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    by dgfitz 2y ago

    Seems like legal vs. illegal immigration is low-hanging fruit.
30. 720.▲
    by dgfitz 2y ago

    I’d suggest not taxing the people of a city if they can’t be kept safe first.