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by midasz 5y ago
This is exactly how I feel, I just wonder if they can work together? If a company wants some basic CRUD / form / report functionality, please use a tool to build it - it's absolutely mind numbing to develop. But what if it ne
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by midasz 5y ago
Honestly? I hope so. Problems that can be solved by 'low-code tools' are boring. There will always be more difficult problems to solve that fall outside of the basic use cases (e.g. CRUD / forms) and I'd rather be workin
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by midasz 5y ago
> My father and I tried to convert our family chat to Signal. Didn't work. Oh damn, did they just continue the whatsapp chat without you two in it? > convince my coworkers to switch away from Whatsapp You don't have to convi
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by midasz 5y ago
> would mean a daily inconvenience when you want to talk to the people closest to you I did exactly that and it wasn't hard at all. I still have a phone number which they can call or text. I let them know the alternatives I was reac
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by midasz 5y ago
Would an android emulator work?
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by midasz 5y ago
> Job hopping is a giant red flag for lots of companies I noticed that after a year or 2 I get bored because things become a bit too routine. After the third job I decided to just become a midlancer (in a few years want to go full freela
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by midasz 6y ago
I love working from home, especially not missing the commute. The only times I've thought 'damn I wish we could be in an office right now' is when: - Refining stories, it's a bit easier to read peoples body language. Not
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by midasz 6y ago
Not OP but I settled on Deck which is a NextCloud plugin, good enough for me and my wife.
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by midasz 6y ago
More efficient how? Rather than registering the domain name via a registrar there's now another middleman and that's efficient? What are you, a manager?
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by midasz 6y ago
Concert ticket scalpers also provide the same value, keeping culture available for people with more money. I just don't get this mentality - it's a negative for the world.
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by midasz 6y ago
What could be a legit reason that could've given credence to a lawsuit? If the reason was: "You're a woman" then they should've been sued.
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by midasz 6y ago
I'm as white as it gets. Blonde, blue eyes, and I've never had a problem getting a job. This victim complex is based on nothing but disinformation from alt-right actors. We're not the victims, not in any way. Just because peo
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by midasz 6y ago
> being slow to remove it They just didn't. There's a difference between being slow and just not doing it at all.
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by midasz 6y ago
> We have 3 features we want to develop. Lets aim to complete them in the next 2-3 weeks. I never actually saw it that way. It's more like we know the velocity of the team is about 25 to 30 points based on past estimations. The team
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by midasz 6y ago
No offense but it seems like you're part of the problem then. I've also had retrospectives where bland statements were the norm but as a team you should be able to say to each other, alright nice that the teamwork was great but is
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by midasz 6y ago
> have to pay attention to 4 different technical discussions Seems like a mistake to have actual technical discussions in a stand-up. So yesterday I've worked on X feature, I've gotten pretty far but I'm being blocked beca
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by midasz 6y ago
>Stand-ups tend to be too much of a status report to the manager Why is your manager present at the stand-up? It's just for the developers.
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by midasz 6y ago
an entire website with people saying things about terfs but not a single sentence explaining wtf a terf is, i'm too old for twitter feuds
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by midasz 6y ago
Highly doubt that, and wonder why you'd even think that - it's a pretty big movement with vocal users, submitting a review because you got scammed (which is what happened) is a very low threshold.
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by midasz 6y ago
If you're just doing simple stuff where bandwidth matters I'd look into OVH/kimsufi, it's cheap unmetered dedicated servers.
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by midasz 6y ago
Sounds like a really healthy mindset.
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by midasz 6y ago
> serious things happening in the shadows that prevent him from pardoning them It's money, or the fact that they're not explicitly in his fanbase
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by midasz 6y ago
There's usually just something missing from sentence e.g. "No politics (that I don't agree with)!" or "That's censorship (when they do it to people I agree with)!"
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by midasz 6y ago
In the USA, yeah, because it's a left and right divide. Nuance gets completely lost and it's hard to find common ground because you may agree on one thing but then you'd have to 'give in' and lose face.
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by midasz 6y ago
A couple of things honestly. The project I'm closest to 'finishing' is https://list.futbol , which aggregates silly titles found on /r/soccer. It originated from a post called something like 'It was
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by midasz 6y ago
> the next four years is going to be very bad for the rest of the world As someone from the ROTW I can tell you we're thrilled that Trump is leaving. It's been 4 years of uncertainty, foul rhetoric, blatant lying and cronyism.
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by midasz 6y ago
You don't have to pick a messaging app for life.
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by midasz 6y ago
> The key was being stubborn and banking on them eventually wanting to talk to me. This. Same for me. I just put a message like this in the family whatsapp groups and then deleted the app/account: 'Hey everyone, I'm not go
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by midasz 6y ago
That's absolute nonsense
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by midasz 6y ago
This comment is downvoted but as a person in the EU I can wholly agree with it. It's not that I never use american made/hosted products but it is definitely a consideration when making a choice. It's not that I don't l

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