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the problem isn't introducing junk foods into menu, but focusing on the junk foods performance and killing other food categories as the result. I know that companies need revenue to survive and improve, but they're currently focus
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this is what I did in jquery era and it works very well, since it seldom to have state management at that era. Sure there's data binding libs like backbonejs and knockoutjs for a more complex app, but this approach works well anyway. H
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well, if the first step to prepare for WWIII is threatening to annex nearest allies with their own sovereignty (Canada), I'd say it's a very very bad preparation. Secondly, imposing tariff for raw materials and tools while you don
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Well, money talks and it's hard to choose the other option. On one hand bring manufacturing back to US and pay them higher, because otherwise the pay in McDonald's is better with a less demanding physical (cmiiw, don't live i
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yeah valve are scummy on loot boxes, but their steam service is top notch. And they're right, since not only they compete with publishers or f2p live service games, they also compete with pirated service, which can be highly reliable,
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I don't agree on Joel for everything but his bakery clean analogy https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2005/05/11/making-wrong-code-... feel spot on for me. Same with bakery, clean code doesn't means that
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initially also cannot, but now can. open wallpaper setting > choose + in color section, choose any color, close popup, (IMPORTANT) close setting panel. now reopen the wallpaper setting again, click on top right custom color and do this,
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> After all, where is GPT 5 going to scrape the next set of answers for new libraries and frameworks..? Some of it will be from github issues, I find it a good Q&A place now for some newer / updated techs than SO
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Of course condition and situation matters, as you've said in regulated industries. Be selfish, if you taking action will net you a worse outcome for you, better wait for approval.
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this is a silver bullet for something that needs to be done on a specific timeframe, otherwise it'll be bad. Since the "Boss x do not give approval for it" won't cut in as a reason, and boss x needs to know this before y
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it's unfortunate, and it's so bad a feeling like that eroding someone just because they're kind or emphatetic. which is why I feel like I'm slowly becoming assholes because it's hard to have that kind of emphatetic
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Yes, the current google search is somehow bad than sometime between covid or before that. Using chatgpt as search engine can save time sometimes and if you're somewhat knowledgeable, you can pinpoint the key info and crosscheck with go
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Counterpoint, if you want to stay in the company, asses the leader's (one that displace you) personality and track record. There's some leaders that will reassign your role to a totally different one on a whim, without considering
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there's two ways to face this situation, the pessimistic one is to just die. Futuristic sci-fi stories usually have endangered human or even human extinction aspect in there, with / without harsh climate and / or war / c
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The cause of efficiency. The most efficient employee, in the eyes of companies, are those who do their job well, need little effort to maintain, and cheap. All of them resulting in minimum effort, minimum wage worker that just get the job d
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As a senior dev, team lead and sometimes acting principal, I wonder what is the definitive role for CTO. I've seen several companies try to have CTO only to have no role for them.
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I'm under impression that current AI cannot handle 10% of edge cases that human can. Worse AI feels like to hallucinate so it's even harder to identify whether the edge cases happen. How do companies plan to work around or mitigat
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It's weird that despite the AI improvements and actual benefits to developers, the current workflow like copilot is still implemented as a hit or miss. It should be the time already for the more limited but more precise AI workflow for
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Bad programmers aren't black and white situation, there's so many range of programmers quality out there, with different sector too (analysis, programming, db design, debugging, etc). And as the standard, companies need to adjust
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What people expect: this will replace programmers What really happened: this is used by programmers to improve their workflow
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> It is just stupidly cheaper; for the price of one junior you can do so many api requests to claude it's not even funny Idk if the cheap price is really cheap price or promotion price, where after that the enshittification and pric
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for sure: get a peer or subordinate that's somehow experienced. It's good for 2 points: to have someone to exchange knowledge and to have them as a backup, at least for support operation. Then for your skill, understand that usual
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> It is quite practical to have only a simple amount column rather than separate debit/credit columns in a database for journal entries. As long as we follow a consistent pattern in mapping user input (debit = positive, credit = neg
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It's a suicide to build a finance system or similar without double entry ledger. Worse, I've worked at where the transaction reference id from vendor is not recorded, it's lost so the past data cannot be reconciled!
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And now LLM write these for me, it's relaxing
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Yeah that's why in nodejs I made functions as async unless I know really well that it won't need await. Though that seems bad, it's not the worst due to how good async/await actually is. Unpopular opinion, it makes me wa
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Uh no you're wrong. They'll play LOL for the rest of their lives indeed, but not happily. /s
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Senior Software Developer / Team Lead / System Architect Location: Indonesia Remote: Remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: NodeJS, NestJS, Javascript, React, SQL, RabbitMq, C#, PHP Résumé/CV: https://drive.g
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I take it as fat mass being transformed into muscle mass. It's not too much weird since bodybuilders or strongmen need high calories to maintain / build their mass.
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Yes, factorio is not coding, though it follows some principle of programming, such as input-process-output, workflow, load balancers, modular design, etc. Many players say that the factories often resembles PCB. but that's the extend o
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