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by futuraperdita 1y ago
> But what of novelty, craft, innovation? I would argue that a plurality, if not the majority, of business needs for software engineers do not need more than a single person with those skills. Better yet, there is already some executive
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by futuraperdita 1y ago
I'd argue it's a hell many other people see daily, and we've been privileged to have the space to care about craft. Corporations have never cared about the craft. The business is paying me to make, and the moment they can get
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by futuraperdita 1y ago
https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/5794#issuecomm... perhaps it is a joke, but a realized one.
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by futuraperdita 2y ago
ChromeOS balances the different paradigms reasonably well with Crostini and the ability to run Linux-based applications with native hardware virtualization. Solves for every power-user case you can't get from Android or the browser.
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by futuraperdita 2y ago
I bought the iPad Pro 11 (M4) on its release day and did the same thing you did: throwing out what I knew to adjust to new paradigms. I regret its purchase. It is still fundamentally a device that cannot handle code-based workflows, althoug
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by futuraperdita 2y ago
Why must we hold true that this is simply posturing to appease the populist whims of a current American administration? If we believe corporations are rationally working toward their own profit goals, the idea that they've become overt
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by futuraperdita 2y ago
I believed this at the beginning of the Ukraine war and went to read Dugin's philosophy to get a sense of where this was all headed. I believe that the Dugin-centric view of Russian _realpolitik_ is an intellectual meme moreso than an
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by futuraperdita 2y ago
I think a lot of software engineers have been in denial that we have been working in factories as a lot of the ZIRP-era technical structures were constructed in such a way to make it seem like we were part of guilds. The average company car