medellin

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by medellin 3y ago
Yes ever since the M1 chip it’s just annoying to work on the M1. Day to day it doesn’t matter much but it wastes days of times the few times i ran into an issue. I wish companies would stop defaulting to macs for development
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by medellin 3y ago
Sure but it finds compile time errors a whole lot easier. And when modifying code i can say from experience it’s much smoother to modify large statically typed projects than large dynamically typed ones. Actually anyone arguing against that
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by medellin 3y ago
Naming doesn’t fix unintended consequences. If you are the only person to ever work in the codebase and you never hire anyone new and you have a perfect memory… sure i guess it works than.
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by medellin 3y ago
The over-hiring was at least somewhat acknowledged tactic big tech companies use to starve future potential competitors. If all the good talent is taken even for only 5 years you can extend the time that you have an advantage without having
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by medellin 3y ago
Can the market absorb this? If feels like it’s already saturated plus we have the steady stream of new grads. I do not envy anyone who has to look for a job right now
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by medellin 3y ago
It sure still feels like mid summer in a place where i normally have to wear a hoodie most days i have instead been racking up a nice AC bill this month.
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by medellin 3y ago
When i was in grade school some 20 years ago now we had the same issue but it was bomb threats back then.
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by medellin 3y ago
The thing i have come to dislike is that in both companies i work for it lead to strange working relationships between ops/eng. anything that breaks in the deploy pipeline is now “the devops team problem” and they normally act like it’
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by medellin 3y ago
Reads like a sales pitch instead of any real reason they don’t want to support it
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by medellin 3y ago
When i read that they thought docker was outdated I figured i would open the repo to find go code and pre built binaries… when i found c++ i was left thinking the same as you.
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by medellin 3y ago
“The rich” is just such a vague and strange argument. I really don’t want to see it becoming a thing on HN. Keep the sensationalism to reddit.
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by medellin 3y ago
I would venture to say you haven’t packaged or shipped any complex software or had to do so in a way that scales to hundreds or thousands of machines. This is along the line of “i could build uber with 50 engineers”.
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by medellin 3y ago
Depending where someone put a cone on my car i would possibly just run them over or drive off unsafely if i felt that it was an attempt to rob me or steal my car. Having things like that categorized differently makes sense because it’s caus
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by medellin 3y ago
What do you think the real questions are?
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by medellin 3y ago
Makes me glad that i have been buying everything from them online for the past 5 years. I think i would walk out if i had your experience
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by medellin 3y ago
I just don’t see this getting better. I know my company is currently in the process of getting out of a lease in a nice office on market and no one wants it.
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by medellin 3y ago
Wow just visited in 2022 for work and somehow it’s even worse now.
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by medellin 3y ago
Incredible mental gymnastics
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by medellin 3y ago
Moved completely off ubuntu after snaps were introduced. Sticking with gentoo now because it’s one of a few distros that doesn’t try to control what software you have to use.
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by medellin 3y ago
I can live with ads but living in the city the billboards with leds or spotlights on them are hell. Who doesn’t love being forced to buy blackout curtains so you can sleep. City life has undoubtedly taken a tole on my mental and physical he
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by medellin 3y ago
This is exactly my experience with SourceGraph.
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by medellin 3y ago
The mindset around programming and exploration in general is in a sad state. I don’t understand why we have so much hate here for things like this. Better that someone like this find it then someone who noticies it and spins up 1000s of rep
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by medellin 3y ago
Hopefully they had the foresight to test this.
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by medellin 3y ago
Please learn to use google. It will take as much time as this snide comment took to write.
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by medellin 3y ago
Region lock is one thing. When traveling i was fine watching whatever i was restricted to in that country. Now my account is completely worthless outside the US.
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by medellin 3y ago
Netflix also no longer works when i travel. Went on a short trip to see some relatives in another country and my netflix account is blocked. Contacted support and they said i need to pay for a new account in that country. Netflix is really
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by medellin 3y ago
It could be considered risk taking. But there is a line between risk taking and stupidity. And true without more context it’s hard to decide here. However risk taking on housing has historically turned out bad for individuals and the econom
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by medellin 3y ago
Yes and it also penalizes people who want to plan ahead and save. At 10% inflation year over year what is the point in saving for a nice house that might take you 8 years to save up for. What you describe benefits people who overextended th
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by medellin 3y ago
A function is not a keyword.
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by medellin 3y ago
This is what happens when you take the move fast and break things culture to anything where people die when things break. Really just sad and so stupid.

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