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by mexicocitinluez 1mo ago
> I think you just want to purposefully find a reason to be angry Irony is dead.
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by mexicocitinluez 1mo ago
You mean besides it being a factory for child pornography?
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by mexicocitinluez 1mo ago
That lines up with my experience. What bothers my about the phrase "CV-driven development" is that it's attributing malintent to others without actually knowing their motivations. I like to believe that what drives most peopl
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by mexicocitinluez 1mo ago
Couldn't have said that last part better myself.
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by mexicocitinluez 1mo ago
Not a fan of the phrase "CV driven development". It's a great example of a fundamental attribution error. In my experience, people choose the wrong tech for a handful of reasons, last of which is to further their career. Usin
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by mexicocitinluez 1mo ago
I would say the erosion has less to do with Instagram and more to do with a man-child driving the platform into the ground.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
lol So stating a fact means you're more likely to be on Bluesky? Sign me up. As long as it's not run by a guy who is so pathetic he lies about the video games he plays.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
lol Twitter's fundamental issue is that it's entire pitch is "You can say the most outrageous things on the planet, share race-baiting videos, and be a scumbag as long as it doesn't anger Elon. Also, we're down with
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
Same. With the exception of Reddit (which I use a different client for anyway), I tend to just use the sites themselves. Part of it is just not wanting those apps to invade the rest of my life. I know I can turn off notifications and things
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
YES. Do you really think RFK appeared out of the ether? What do you think he's spent the last 2 decades doing?
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
Right, because tapping one of the world's biggest vaccine truthers to run the Department of HHS and then proceed to link autism with vaccines and change the recommended MMR vaccine scheduling for children has absolutely no impact on an
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
I mean, when the bulk of your app is forms it pretty much justifies itself. OP said: > JavaScript on the front end at all Nurses in my app have to complete 200+ question forms, on a tablet, in someone's home. The level of network ch
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
Offline mode exists for SPAs. And TUIs aren't realistic because the nurses use Ipads.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> 95% of apps people actually develop are really just CRUD and could easily get by without JavaScript on the front end at all. Nearly every app has some version of CRUD, but you're conflating the persistence model with the interacti
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
lol What? No the end goal is providing value to the user. Why is this so hard to accept for people in this field?
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
lol Tell me you've never worked on legacy code without telling me.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
You are cooked if you think the end goal was the quality of the code and not the quality of the product.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> I can tell you this strategy is long known to accumulate and not prevent cognitive debt When you say "long known" it sounds like this is established science. Is there a link you can share?
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
I had to re-read it a few times to make sure I was actually interpreting it correctly because I couldn't believe someone would make a claim like that for everyone.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> Retyping things is inefficient for learning. It's like trying to retype calculus solutions Says who? You're saying this unequivocally like you have research that supports this. I used to re-write the notes I took for studying
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> The problem with Tailwind is that you cannot resolve this ambiguity even by reordering your classes. I guess the author has never heard of tailwind merge.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
I felt the same way with JSX. Started using it and don't want to look back. Same with Tailwind.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> That's probably the last place I want AI generated bullshit to be popping up overnight Are you in healthcare? Do you understand the ways in which these tools are being used in that domain? Obviously not, so your opinion is meaning
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
What industry are you in and what's your role? There are new EMR's popping up overnight in healthcare. And that's my point. There's no way a person can say that it's not happening because they personally aren't
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> But are those products converting to business results? Are those quality products someone will pay for? Yes. Unequivocally. I'm in healthcare. I've sat in 20-30 different demos over the last 2 years, all of which involve AI i
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
You can't prove a negative like that. So whether it's anecdotal or not is irrelevant.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> have we seen great new products or improvements in the products we use over the past 12,24,36 months This sentiment drives me nuts. I'm on a handful of software dev subreddits and the amount of new products popping up has tripled
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
This resonates with what I'm seeing in healthcare right now and the bad taste it's leaving. There are a whole host of new EMRs popping up that aim to help clinicians make judgement calls about how to answer certain questions and e
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
> he's seen dumping the contents of a bottle onto the ground Is he dumping cocaine? Yes. Is he dumping stuffed animals? No, unless it's for littering.
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by mexicocitinluez 2mo ago
If they came to ask questions, then they presumably already think I've committed a crime. This is not the same as randomly stopping someone and asking to see their phone.

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