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by hyfgfh 1y ago
that's what a LLM would say
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by hyfgfh 1y ago
> The return to office fad was a big part of this effort, often largely motivated by reacting to the show of worker power in the racial justice activism efforts of 2020. Not against this point, but I don't get it, maybe because I do
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by hyfgfh 1y ago
People have the notion that tech workers are overpaid man-children that have to be babysat by their companies The reality is, we're constantly dealing with increasingly tighter deadlines and unreasonable demands to deliver products tha
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by hyfgfh 1y ago
Yes, and I already got those
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by hyfgfh 1y ago
you can also offer your body as fuel
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by hyfgfh 1y ago
Agree US market seems bloated, not only salaries but also positions, you can find "seniors" with 2 years of experience, maybe a side effect from the pandemic boom
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
I'm glad for AI, I was worried that future generation would overtake me, now I know they won't be able to learn anything
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
Dont add Elon Musk quotes to any serious thing please
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
no rest for the wicked
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
More like a lapdog I'm right
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
> But Mozilla is definitely wasting a lot of money on stuff that doesn't contribute to their mission. Yes, I have noticed that too and every year they sink deeper with ads and shady choices If they keep it lean and with a high stand
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
Potential lawsuits
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
Can't read the news just the headline? Maybe that's the crime!
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
> First, the problems were manually translated into formal mathematical language for our systems to understand. Some people call this programming
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
If I had a dollar for each frontend test that actually don't actually test anything I would be able to retire by now!
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
And mingle with the masses? in SF? Maybe if they re-invent trains or buses again
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
I wonder if LLMs is the new low-code. A promise that is never going to work.
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by hyfgfh 2y ago
her
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
To be fair, JavaScript is harder that most people think, the problem is that everyone thinks they are an expert, so we end up with this kind of problems. There is a lack of engineering discipline and too much hacking!
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
> CRA was useful when it first appeared because the whole space was a big mess. But it very quickly outlived its usefulness, and its approach was really problematic in my opinion. The config was too complex to eject and modify compared t
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
A new solution could replace some of the tools we use today, making it obsolete and not worth maintaining in the future. Make sense, but the lack of an "oficial" solution doesn't help https://react.dev/learn&#
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
So thats why CRA has been left to die?
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
It depends on the machine, but some people got very fast results. https://github.com/gunnarmorling/1brc/discussions/57 Why would you use Javascript for that?
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
No, no innovation in vaporware.
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by hyfgfh 3y ago
High school project?
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by hyfgfh 4y ago
GraphQL isn`t an alternative for REST. GraphQL is a solution for very specific cases and even in this cases it has his own drawbacks.
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by hyfgfh 4y ago
I have been using react since 2015, hooks for the most part seems like a miss. I use sometimes, but for the most part is overused feature. I think thats a symptom of a problem with the front end community, people get too attached to the ne
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by hyfgfh 4y ago
Maybe we can get a United Ireland by 2024 as Star Trek predicted
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by hyfgfh 4y ago
Technically 4 days would be better because of the commute and extended weekends for the employee. But as an employer 6 hours workdays would be the best, you get basically the same value of your employees, since mostly office workers don&#x2
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by hyfgfh 4y ago
Non-essential dependencies are for the weak and every single company that I worked for.

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