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mawadev
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mawadev
1y ago
The entire chain of command just diverts responsibility wherever they can and then base it off of some paper that has no meaning. In the end, the volume of data that is put up there would cause so much damage, you cannot really hold anyone
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mawadev
1y ago
I like how this type of critique pops up when someone sits down and makes a free/libre version of an app with a flawed premise.
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1y ago
In sectors that are critical here in the EU, nobody allows c# and microsoft due to licensing woes longterm. It's java and foss all the way down. SaaS also is not a thing unless it runs on prem.
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mawadev
1y ago
I really can't wait when reality flips and it's socially acceptable to save on my 45€ monthly internet fee and live offline again, exciting times we're heading towards
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mawadev
1y ago
Honestly, the idea and concept had me in the beginning but the AI generated images were the nail in the coffin for me, what is the point of articles like this
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mawadev
1y ago
This is literally the bell curve meme. Left side: just a pencil and a paper, right side: just a pencil and a paper, in the middle: obsidian, notion, latex, word whatever
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mawadev
2y ago
Hol up, they managed to make management consultants even more redundant?
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2y ago
Meanwhile I have a hard time connecting bluetooth devices in 2024 and fight with clunky settings windows just to find a relevant piece of information. I should calculate the raw seconds of lifetime I lose in a day waiting for the search to
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mawadev
3y ago
I work with people who cheer on me getting replaced by ai and praising me for literally keeping the project alive in the same sentence. I need a new job.
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3y ago
I'm really tired of this constant fear around most topics with clearly suggestive hints. Ramping up production does not mean there is a plan with a date attached next to it laid out in the wild for everyone to see. This is starting to
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3y ago
I have a hard time understanding this overall. What stops people from letting Ai write a clone of your product/service and offering it for cheap without all of the organizational overhead? Wouldn't this simply disappear and just b
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3y ago
GPT-7 Hyper turbo with extra howevers
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mawadev
3y ago
Frontend and raw SQL are the steepest and most effective, yet lesser regarded skills you can have imho. The entire backend stack feels like a giant relay. You connect the meaningful dots in the database and whatever the user sees. That'
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3y ago
I found out that if I don't eat for a day, I feel less gloomy and less exhausted immediately. Over here the ingredients are getting tampered with because of shrinkflation. What used to be healthy suddenly jumps into the UPF category. F
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mawadev
3y ago
This is how nvidia will slowly rot
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mawadev
3y ago
Overwhelmed? Just stop paying your bills.
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3y ago
I have that at the current company I work at. Some manager started a successful project with me and the management is too greedy and busy trying to replace me and the manager by bringing in politics, social dilemma and putting layers of man
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3y ago
I wish you could flag companies that have toxic management without compromising your privacy or getting outright censored. It would also be great to find companies that truly need your skills, so you can hop more easily without the HR overh
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3y ago
Aw sweet, man made horrors beyond comprehension
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3y ago
Low code and no code tools claiming it's over for programmers
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3y ago
I think we need a global register of home office friendly companies so we know which places to avoid, just to get the message across.
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3y ago
I feel like I have to add insult to injury: the extra people who work full time to manage the scrum overhead earn more than the average dev - at least in the EU. Devs over here are criminally underpaid.
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3y ago
I'd add to this: going outside and meeting people. Hearing the story of someone else will reframe your mind about how insignificant work really is.
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3y ago
I noticed the outage. It feels like a lot of people use it like training wheels on a bicycle until they forget how to ride without it.
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3y ago
After all the cheap stabs I had to take as a programmer... I allow myself to experience schadenfreude, even if there is no evidence...
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3y ago
It's too bad to see rumble disappear in about 3 years
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3y ago
I understand this point of view and I used to share it, but I see it from the other side now: I used alcohol to cope with stress at work/life and when I stopped, the switch flipped and I saw how much I numbed myself to the pain that wa
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3y ago
I was not aware of the complexity of this until now. Thank you for your insight and write up.
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3y ago
The bobux industrial complex pockets it all!!
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3y ago
That is true and in the end the Chief-Executive-Intern-Junior-Fullstack-Developer from hungary/poland/croatia/romania will do it for the german consulting company bc in-house german developers are too expensive.
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