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by jhare 8y ago
THIS. Rich people collect money; find themselves empty inside; seek more money; Find no reward in shredding through meaningless suffering; demand payback; be forced to extract blood from your fellow turnips.
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by jhare 8y ago
Being tough on people seems to work if the knife isn't aimed at yourself. Eventually, it will be. People that are really good at things are graceful and helpful usually. PS-Question: Author mentions Russian culture being an influence.
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by jhare 8y ago
I agree on them not doing much. As in not much at all to help. How about I just go ask for every package on NPM and see who's busy enough to deal with that or not? I love Javascript but the ecosystem stinks.
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by jhare 8y ago
Mr. Devault is serious about software craft. He's worth your $10 if you are considering. I am a early adopter of his works.
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by jhare 8y ago
I've been there, it's not really a good feeling since the remaining pressure can be burdensome depending on how much your company cuts. "You're too valuable to let go! Best yet is you don't have all those pesky cowo
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by jhare 8y ago
Why do we devs get the blame for avoiding their crap browser all that has burned us over and over? Repeatedly. For years. Hours and hours of frustration on this front. Encouraging the best-working alternative is the creation of monoculture?
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by jhare 8y ago
Can I upvote this a million times pls
38.
by jhare 8y ago
I'm sure their lineup has improved. My Thinkpad Carbon X1? My cold dead hands is where you'll find that, not some Surface nonsense.
39.
by jhare 8y ago
Thinkpad Carbon X1 6th gen w/ Ubuntu. IR camera is useless but whatever
40.
by jhare 8y ago
What's the overlap with ImageMagick and its pals? This meant to replace or just be a smaller-tool-for-the-job?
41.
by jhare 8y ago
I really appreciate Terry's work, if any consolation.
42.
by jhare 8y ago
Compiling TempleOS in its native environment. RIP.
43.
by jhare 8y ago
I think we need less "awareness" and promotion, just more work on peoples' parts. Seems these projects are asking for a magic bullet to improve their stacks but find it's missing in their own time and efforts
44.
by jhare 8y ago
Glad I moved that place sucks.
45.
by jhare 8y ago
I drink, smoke weed, eat etc and don't talk to anybody during long sessions. Ignore all people. That's how you do it. Then go back and program more. Fuck breaks. I hate them. Stay strong. At id software they said if you wanted to
46.
by jhare 8y ago
Except for the ones that Google sponsors and installs on their systems for the US and China to spy on civilians.
47.
by jhare 8y ago
I guess buying LinkedIn didn't give them enough connections to convince people to work at that shitfactory
48.
by jhare 8y ago
[citation missing]
49.
by jhare 8y ago
Except the part that lynx is still fine. Except the part that brow.sh requires X11 Except the part that Scott doesn't even know the difference because he's a M$ shill
50.
by jhare 8y ago
Easy to pick on an open source project, suggest changes, but not actually make them on your OWN fork? Clickbait, gross. Similar to linting, where often I need variation in rules, sometimes there's red herrings even in static code analy
51.
by jhare 8y ago
It's simple but tpope/vim-surround is another favorite. Pope pope pope pope.
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by jhare 8y ago
Different strokes. I became sober months ago after years and years of heavy drinking. I don't do much else but sleep for a few hours at a time, program some hours, go back to sleep. My work is remote enough and meetings are sparse enou
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by jhare 8y ago
We do a lot of stuff in the open. Coding, learning, blogging etc and that's all fun when things are going well. You can decide that line stops at your personal health. Keeping details to yourself is not lying or being nasty, it's
54.
by jhare 8y ago
I'm not demanding altrusim from a company, just scruples and actual independence, not stated. I'd far prefer Github have the scruples more than caring about what MS does at this point. MS doesn't tick that box for me historic
55.
by jhare 8y ago
Microsoft is a giant, unscrupulous profitmonster. Lies
56.
by jhare 8y ago
Came here to find this sentiment and am glad. My bit to add: Since somewhere they can't be responsible for doing without a given service (have everything), someone is at fault! The developers! Of course, those lazy bastards.
57.
by jhare 8y ago
Can't help but read this article and think of how Amazon _actually_ treats developers and employees and it's gross. Amazon is gross, actually.
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by jhare 10y ago
Maybe I'm thinking too much in the context of pair programming. When I share a workstation with a person there's one cursor there, but perhaps this is a different goal. ... I forget people use vim to do anything but programming?
59.
by jhare 10y ago
Why not use tmux/tmate? You can share any terminal that way then, with anyone's weird setup, vim or not.
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by jhare 11y ago
And that one-line strategy worked out _great_ for Perl!

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