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by m_rpn 3y ago
In my opinion the problem is this: company wants you to "show you are performing at an higher level" before giving you higher pay or a promotion, but this can take years in a mid to big sized company, and even performing at 200% y
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by m_rpn 3y ago
We need this power because companies need to keep selling us new stuff and also because developers nowadays can't optimize their games too much since their managers make them do ten times the work, in half the time, and for one third
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by m_rpn 5y ago
The problem is not the lack of imagination, quite the opposite in fact, but the lack people willing to pay the software workers, and the absence of investors that literally launch money at every startup just because they like playing the &q
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by m_rpn 5y ago
Low-code tools are the "non-alcoholic beer" of the IT industry, they go against the sense of the industry itself, which is not(only) getting drunk, as the case for the beer, but to create overly complex systems that you can make y
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by m_rpn 5y ago
I understand the will to bring people to your new project(Observable) using something succesful that you already made(D3), but i think this move will be detrimental to both projects, since everything fundamental for the newcomers is being m
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by m_rpn 6y ago
Nice result, but their claims are a little misleading, as always. They have come full circle, having a very powerful language model they can attach it to other inputs(video, audio,...) creating an ensemble system that gives the illusion tha
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by m_rpn 6y ago
I hope that someday this "version control craze" will end, this perpetual race where everybody is urging to fire PRs to up his stauts in the team, this sensation that before being a good engineer you have to know git dark arts to
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by m_rpn 6y ago
Unfortunately the "Machine Learning" startup scenario is very grim in my opinion, everyone wants to jump on the wagon but 99% of entrepreneurs don't know what they are talking about, so the fault is not all in your lack of co
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by m_rpn 6y ago
As a guitar player i admit that guitar is totally under represented in the pop scene of the last 10 years, gigs and studio work dropped also for us unknown musicians. Just for the record, very few top 20 songs on Spotify from the last year