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901.
by dgfitz 2y ago
> Besides the fact that shell scripts aren't scalable… What are you trying to say there? My understanding is that, way under the hood, a set of shell scripts is in fact enabling the scalable nature of… the internet.
902.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I had to look it up, Denmark is allegedly a world leader in pig farming exports. You make a really interesting point that I feel like garners more discourse. https://agricultureandfood.dk/danish-agriculture/agriculture.
903.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I’d have at least said something like “it reminds me of app.net, but with a lot more traction” or something to poke at a conversation.
904.
by dgfitz 2y ago
You also provided one example, yours haha. I think we have concluded this anecdotal conversation.
905.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Which part of the post made you think they weren’t in the office every day?
906.
by dgfitz 2y ago
So, you need control. Your proposing that employees cannot be managed efficiently if they’re not inside your panopticon?
907.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I work on a codebase daily that has multiple threads per app, and two event loops. We have successfully sorted out how to manage both loops, and set effective breakpoints to debug efficiently. We also log extensively. I know it’s possible b
908.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Yeah that’s fair, I didn’t do any research on behalf of the author, and they didn’t cite any sources. I do think that there a lot of baby boomers hanging out in the workforce still, Covid just pushed the RIP (retired in place) people over t
909.
by dgfitz 2y ago
That last point about a large retirement effect looming is a pretty salient movement to bring up. I wonder if most of the RTO-enforcing people will be swept up in that 50%.
910.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I have the complete opposite experience. I learned how to use a debugger from the only 10x programmer I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. Person was a wizard at finding bugs. And they didn’t write many. My goal in code reviews was t
911.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I think in this case, because everyone brings up multithreaded examples when saying a debugger isn’t useful, maybe print debugging can lead you towards the path of where to use a debugger efficiently. I personally think if you can’t use a d
912.
by dgfitz 2y ago
> So please refrain from calling people with different preferences uneducated. OP said: > … people who lean on print debugging often have incomplete knowledge of the immense power of modern debugging tools. I am educated. I have a met
913.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Man, the yocto framework could do for a read over of this.
914.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Tough crowd. Keep at it, looks neat.
915.
by dgfitz 2y ago
It’s like trying to reason with your 5-year-old child, except they’re not real.
916.
by dgfitz 2y ago
For sure. I didn’t realize moving into check was an illegal move in the sense that I’ve only played casually and the opponent (or myself) points it out.
917.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I feel the need to reject your point about “obsessing about genitalia” that’s a really fucked up thing to say. Fuck off.
918.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Four thousand million dollars. That’s a lot of money.
919.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Sorry yes, I meant the opponent would point it out. I’ve never played professional chess.
920.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Moving your king controlled by an unrealized opponent square is simply responded to with “check” no?
921.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Oh, ok that’s fair. I guess I should at least learn the grammar better before commenting more on rust.
922.
by dgfitz 2y ago
> trait Iterator = fn next<T>(&mut self) -> Option<T> + fn len(&self) -> usize This is why I don’t have interest in learning rust. When I see people write c++ code like this I wonder why they feel the need to be
923.
by dgfitz 2y ago
> Modern apps these days often end up needing to render complex layouts and rich text /end up needing/choosing/
924.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Been going for years. Abuse is a hell of a thing.
925.
by dgfitz 2y ago
People are generally very anxious when using public bathrooms [1] so much so that they don't if they can help it. If you think about it, we grow up pooping privately our whole lives, and now the public gets to hear us toot and fart and
926.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I did say engine, you’re correct. I imagine the logs aren’t tied to the engine, which I suppose is the point I should have made without researching which engine the games used as opposed to which company made both games.
927.
by dgfitz 2y ago
When I went to college, two of the calc professors were married. They co-authored the calc book… for calc 1, 2, and 3. Did not matter which class you were taking, (1,2, or 3) one was required to buy the whole book. They changed the problem
928.
by dgfitz 2y ago
Surely the game engine has little to do with logged telemetry data. No?
929.
by dgfitz 2y ago
I don’t think this is sarcasm. Until pretty recently, phone telemetry data was a free-for-all, and if you’re, say, in legal trouble, a map of the location of your phone over the past… however long you’ve had your phone is immediately availa
930.
by dgfitz 2y ago
You realize they had razor thing margins on purpose, right?

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