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by dogleash 1y ago
Even with OP's kind of sorting, office chat products conceal the priority of any given message to trick you into more participation. The "purpose of a system is what it does" style thinking can get carried away, but more tha
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by dogleash 1y ago
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by dogleash 1y ago
Im in the security alias and that happens unironically every time the company rolls out a new external service. Now sketchy emails are preceded by an equally sketchy “it’s ok” email from IT.
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by dogleash 1y ago
Yo. Free speech absolutist checking in. Sick of people racing to chirp that we're nowhere to be found. I'm too detached to doomscroll. Just saw the news now. Honestly, I'm tired of all of the snide remarks from both teams ac
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by dogleash 1y ago
> Viewer counts are vanity, revenue is sanity :) Except viewer counts are a factor for baked in ads. In this case, all the sleuthing and videos about the change are the probably the only thing that will alleviate/lessen the seemi
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by dogleash 1y ago
> working like they offshored their job to an overnight team of juniors Reviewing a co-worker of 13 years now gives me the exact same unpleasant feeling as opening an MR from a junior where I know it's going to be garbage and I&#x27
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by dogleash 1y ago
Nope, I'm at the stage where making the best of cheap used gear is still way above my skill level. My opinions are worse than useless.
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by dogleash 1y ago
I'm not much of a photographer even by amateur standards, so I figured my phone would be good enough to take some vacation photos for the memories. A third of my phone shots are bad because I didn't have a telephoto lens, and half
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by dogleash 1y ago
>probably something for a psychologist / cognitive scientist / neurologist (?) to answer -- there is certainly something here that warrants better study than what we in the software industry do in rushed blog posts Very little
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by dogleash 1y ago
>Would you prefer to have China or Russia or the Middle East be the biggest player? If the absolute value of China + Russia + ME was the same, but US went down? Yeah, probably. Doubly so if sales going down meant less R&D investment
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by dogleash 1y ago
>I don’t get why? It's a social subculture where being patronizing and finding a way to delegitimize anyone who finds it offputting is sorta their thing .
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by dogleash 1y ago
I agree somewhere between 0% and 100% with the surface level message, and will give similar bounds for my agreement with the literal opposite of the text. It's a joke, not a manifesto in a joke suit.
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by dogleash 1y ago
> collaboration, watercooler chat I've been wondering what this really means. So I've been actively observing our open office recently. As far as I can sus out, it's the phenomenon where enough people are subject to conv
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by dogleash 1y ago
My email client (the default offering from my service provider ofc) is a POS. Therefore all of email is a miserable, failed tool and I can't believe you're being such a boomer rn.
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by dogleash 1y ago
> Spontaneous conversations are easier Demanding an immediate impromptu meeting of indeterminate length does feel less rude in person, yes.
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by dogleash 1y ago
For a pi/SBC alternative, I've found used minipcs on ebay sold by the lot can have very cheap per-unit prices. The hardware may be 5+ years old, but that can still be way more than you need.
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by dogleash 1y ago
I hate how people hear "read only friday" and decide to turn it into a CI/CD dick measuring contest. For "read only friday" to have been a novel idea in the first place, you needed a starting point where conventiona
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by dogleash 1y ago
> How are others processing this horrific backsliding in scientific trust Tragic, but we sleepwalked into this state of affairs by downplaying the severity of epistemic failures in academia and science communication. Oh it's just a
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by dogleash 1y ago
> If I can convince a junior engineer that when he gets a bug report to first write a test that shows the problem and then fix it, using the test to prove it’s fixed, it provides immense benefits. That's just writing a regression te
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by dogleash 1y ago
Your comment doesn’t distinguish between having a robust automated test suite and doing TDD. I’ll take your comment as testing is good and constraining your workflow to TDD is worthless.
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by dogleash 1y ago
> we couldn't impersonate them because we don't control the rest of their DNS. If that were true, nobody would need signed certificates in the first place.
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by dogleash 1y ago
>don't you think I would suppprt you in that?! Of course not and I'll explain why: Lefties regularly distance themselves from me when I accidentally let my anti-authoritarian positions code as libertarian to them. Your parent p
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by dogleash 1y ago
> Gen Z who are used to simple, powerful technology with simplified apps and UIs? why would they/should they put up with legacy UX and ways of working? I disagree with the premise. The modern UIs are rife with more special cases, h
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by dogleash 1y ago
>Except then they’d be subject to regulations. And we can’t have that now can we? Why so salty? There are n>0 things the federal government does that I disagree with. On a subject I know nothing about why would I assume that Texas is
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by dogleash 1y ago
This guy FMEAs. The harm is always a property of the failure, independent from the likelihood. The combination of the two independent values is usually a lookup in a grid to some score. I’m not gonna look at an FMEA in my leasure time, b
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by dogleash 1y ago
My highschool had banned books. That's what got me into the free speech thing in the first place. But sure, make me republican in your mind because whatever. It's attitudes like yours that discourage me from wanting to show up f
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by dogleash 1y ago
> I'd love to live in a world where nobody does this grouping, but we're obviously not there yet. The only way to get there is to go there. I remember back when I was a kid and realized anti-discrimination was the feel-good mes
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by dogleash 1y ago
Defcon went fed when Jeff Moss went fed. But the crowd size has done way more to change the vibe. The 30% crowd post-covid year was a short return to old defcon.
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by dogleash 1y ago
The tech interview still doesn’t fall into parent posters categories of “able to generate viable products” or “skills to build useful things” either.
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by dogleash 1y ago
> Care to elaborate? When parent poster says things like “low profile” it should be interpreted as cheap and doesn’t know their worth. Assume all hiring managers want the least qualified and cheapest possible employee that can still get

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