mawadev

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by mawadev 3y ago
I'm so relieved and happy to see people who are able to pull of such feats of engineering and openly share how they did it. It really warms my heart.
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by mawadev 3y ago
That is true, but some companies are more trigger happy and even more unstable than others. So just switching jobs, even if the pay is better, may not be a better deal overall or long term.
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by mawadev 3y ago
Programming Elixir by Dave Thomas. It was very digestable for me.
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by mawadev 3y ago
Ever since I read a book on what Erlang/OTP and Elixir do, I question why we put up with kubernetes/openshift and microservices at all. Even phoenix seems to do what SPA/SSR frameworks want to push atm. Does this stack really
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by mawadev 3y ago
It was as if an occult hand hit ctrl + c and ctrl + v to post this to hackernews...
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by mawadev 3y ago
This leaves the bitterest taste in my mouth: over night a lot of people went from being open source mainters to retroactively being janitors
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by mawadev 3y ago
I tried to get a really tiny crack in my windshield repaired yesterday. Something coincidentally went wrong during repair, so I have an appointment to get the entire windshield replaced next week!
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by mawadev 3y ago
The marketing department sets it apart
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by mawadev 3y ago
With plugins and extensions we've gotten to the point where "Create New Document" in Photoshop is an extension. Now that electron apps spawn their own browser process, then act like the central GUI hub and "do that right
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by mawadev 3y ago
This post shows why working is so uncomfortable. It is never bad resource allocation, time management or toxic behavior in the workplace. The fault has to always be the individual. The person is an interchangable robot or resource, where y
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by mawadev 3y ago
I guess we are the redundancy to taiwan soon...
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by mawadev 3y ago
Most people act fairly mechanical at this point. Everyone is so busy out competing eachother, they might as well be sentient bots doing errands from their massive todo lists. Ai is just going to make everything more obscure and absurd.
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by mawadev 3y ago
It only took me 2 years in this "new" old company to become irreplacable! I really have to hop.
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by mawadev 3y ago
My boss straight up told me a couple of juniors could do my job the other day
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by mawadev 3y ago
That is true, add more developers :)
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by mawadev 3y ago
Absurdism > Nihilism
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by mawadev 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this is just another frontend for ChatGPT
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by mawadev 3y ago
The entire page on mobile is a wall of ads with text padded around it.
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by mawadev 3y ago
"All of this just works" - Todd Howard
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by mawadev 3y ago
I don't like the idea that work PCs scan the devices on my home network for what they're up to. I think this is something most people aren't aware of.
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by mawadev 3y ago
Can I just point out how nearly every website tells a different story about whether daily Vitamin D intake is either good, necessary or toxic? It's so confusing to read so much text that contradicts itself, contradicts other sources or
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by mawadev 3y ago
I think the angle from rating a property you rented would be better. Just like rating a company you worked for. Going into details about noise levels, how the winter feels, what the issues with water pipes may be... so on.
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by mawadev 4y ago
It is truly remarkable to which great lengths people go to justify their unhealthy relationship with social media. It is nearly the same as telling an alcoholic they have an alcohol problem and then hearing excuse after excuse and re-framin
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by mawadev 4y ago
I'm feeling more crunchy today, I will try crisp coding tomorrow
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by mawadev 4y ago
Excellent dev slop, software quality keeps getting better
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by mawadev 4y ago
amogus
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by mawadev 4y ago
This is the trick, everyone in the room knows it makes no sense. You change the requirements and then hold someone accountable for an estimate that is based off of different, often simpler requirements. What you do is extract an extra amoun
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by mawadev 4y ago
The biggest difference between a beginner and a veteran is systematic problem solving. Software development has already been reduced to bashing libraries together like rocks... It still is very effective, but frustrating to the end user. If
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by mawadev 4y ago
This is always the same logic, where a plumber makes a ton of money. The reality is that your trusted plumber is actually a business owner. If you start out as a plumber, you need a ton of work to get to this spot by working for someone els
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by mawadev 4y ago
I'm glad you found the root cause and were able to fix the issues. When I started reading this, I was shocked how that workplace exploited you to the brink of your existence. To the point you lost your identity. I can relate to this, r

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