iovrthoughtthis

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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
you may be right but i think you're doing it wrong
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
how can you patent something with prior, public art?
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
is this human spam or some gpt3 spam?
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
1. giving feedback is a skill that almost no one learns to do 2. bad feedback will often cause problems that wouldn't exist if no feedback were given 3. not everyone is well placed to actually receive feedback
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
4 things help for me: 1. i like myself regardless of if this other person likes me 2. i will be fine, even if i fuck this up 3. every time im asked is an opportunity to practice, tweak something 4. write what you've been up to down it&
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
feel the authors pain everytime i sit down to give rust a try i get catapulted down some esoteric rabbit hole about conceptual abstraction over computer memory that rust invented for my safety that isn't fully fleshed out conceptually
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
im not certain why any of that is at odds with providing secure secret management to employees it's already a part of secret management for machines in secure cloud environments
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
this is somewhat a pipedream orgs should support what people do
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
i didn't see the words "it depends" anywhere in this thats the whole point of engineering, picking/building the right solutions for the problems and context some stuff just needs a vps, a php file and an sqlite db and it
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
you sound fun
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by iovrthoughtthis 4y ago
this is the best way. everything else is incredibly over complicated and magic
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
you still have the previously valid tree because the parsing is incremental i suspect it's tree sitter under the hood
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
we're trying to draw really well defined lines between very fuzzy concepts interested to see when the pendulum swings back on this
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
the premises and all good to know sections are useful. the other sections are too prescriptive as to other peoples behaviour to be useful. it reads more like a guide on working for you, less a guide for working with you. these should give p
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
i have no idea why we include these in code reviews tbh
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
this sucks :(
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
why does anyone forget?
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
"if you cared, you'd remember" glad you have this experience, i dont think all of us do. i care deeply but seem to forget people exist and that makes me sad and dislike myself. i wish i could just remember. id still have so m
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
i think people who take amphetamines every day also know how exhausting it can be. must be nice to be able to take a break and not have your entire life fall apart.
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
it's hard to answer comments like this cordially. good for you i guess but i've spent enough of my life self-flagelating, pretending everything is my personal failing thanks. quite thankful i can ask for help, be heard and see imp
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
people need a "how to work with me guide".
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
If you're an employer reading this and thinking "how can i help make my company adhd friendly" then i highly recommend you check out the welfare pack from adhduk [1]. i had a chat with the ceo of the charity when i got diagno
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
Just wanted to say that the authors libraries, especially ROM [0], are incredible and have played a huge influence on me as a developer. I learned a lot using and diving through the code. [0]: https://rom-rb.org/
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
i think thats a reasonable opinion in the context of say, language implementation. for the relatively simple case of parsing cli arguments i would want an equally simple api. "is this string a valid representation of a number?" an
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
but this is not a appropriate place for that functionality.
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
yeah, welcome it and ask "hey, thanks for popping by. why are you here though? im not sure theres anything i need protecting from, so what are you trying to protect me from?"
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
our discourse often seems to lack the nuance, that two opposing ideas can (and should) be held in our heads at the same time. that we should hold ourselves in unconditional positive regard and that we can strive for more imo, this article i
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
> At the same time, I think there are demographics in this country that are more likely to abuse the system or display behavior that make one a little more suspicious of them in principle. i want to gently point out, without implying int
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
i find it useful to develop my own internal model of the goals and direction of a project and lay peoples (including the higherups) "opinions" against that. if they match, it's probably on point if not, its probably not worth
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by iovrthoughtthis 5y ago
sounds like you were just promoted to manager i joke, but the experience you had would usually have been buffered by your manager, whos job it is to communicate with you about requirements and feedback from above youre work does not define

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