mouzogu

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by mouzogu 5y ago
NO, you can't use jQuery!! It's against the law!!! (proceeds to build non-interactive static page with create-react-app) I find jQuery and Bootstrap great for fast prototyping. The thing I love about jQuery is the cross-browser c
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by mouzogu 5y ago
How can I leave this industry. I've been a web dev since graduating in 2007 and no longer have the desire to compete in an oversaturated, increasingly complex industry. If i have to work for someone else, I'd rather take the path
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by mouzogu 5y ago
- Ghosting - Sending totally unsuitable vacancies - Refusing to disclose company name - Refusing to disclose salary - Not respecting your time - Fishing for your information without disclosing anything to you Generally having a kind of cond
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by mouzogu 5y ago
It really does make life miserable in a low key way. Of course it depends a lot on the organisation and the personalities that you work with, particularly management but I would say for every 1 great manager who notices and appreciates your
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by mouzogu 5y ago
Honestly, this blog post is incredibly, incredibly bad advice (well intentioned) but still really bad. The average organisation doesn't operate this way. If you make yourself disposable you are far far more likely to be disposed of the
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by mouzogu 5y ago
Why would you go through this elaborate process when you could just get HSBC to launder your money.
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by mouzogu 5y ago
Am I the only one who treats headlines like this as rentier fud? I'm seeing an increase in these types of wfh is bad articles in the mainstream media.
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by mouzogu 5y ago
I wonder how big of a difference in revenue these companies would have if they operated without any CEO, just an empty chair.
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by mouzogu 5y ago
Do people really want this? It seems like an extroverts idea, of hell. I'm really glad I was born too early for this.
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by mouzogu 5y ago
these are really good!
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by mouzogu 5y ago
I would say you have a right to know why a bug needs to be fixed at 'close-of-business'. You just have to try and ask it in an indirect and non confrontational way. This will better help you determine a practical and pragmatic app
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by mouzogu 6y ago
in the world of front end dev always expect the unexpected. the amount of head-scratching moments i've had....lost count. i think the worst and most frustrating type of "bug" (not really) - is the "reload - no update&quo
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by mouzogu 6y ago
i thought it was related to the old hotdog code editor. think i used that to learn html back in the early noughties.. better, simpler days - i really miss them.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
It's really sickening how much nsfl content is being uploaded and shared on facebook. Who are these people and what is wrong with them.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I would say any tech or dev job in a non-tech focussed company. My best job was a large publisher, part of the dev team. It was super relaxed and sometimes would go weeks with minimal to no work, and nobody cared. Since the focus is not on
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Why do these website keep forcing autoplay vids on you ffs. Who decided that was a good idea, whose brainwave was that. That;s exactly what I want is to be greeted by a loud, unexpected screeching voice when i visit your shitty website.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Stop (if you are) using trial and error, hacky approaches to solving your problems. I can't comment on your domain complexity but this in itself helped me improve a lot. Just try to understand what you are doing and why you are doing i
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by mouzogu 6y ago
wow, I love Amazon for the convenience they've brought to my life but this is about as slimy as it gets...
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by mouzogu 6y ago
> "Wealth is accumulated through habits" > his wealth was inherited I really dislike these kind's of articles.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I agree but I think the race to the bottom issue is more an expression of the outsourcing business model. Companies that can afford to operate their own CS portals will outsource because they know they can squeeze these providers for cheape
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Who stands to benefit from this? Is it laying the groundwork for pushing people back into an office environment. It's also interesting, the level of pure psychopathy in the comments by management level people in that article: > &quo
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Call centre staff to be monitored via webcam for home-working ‘infractions’(theguardian.com)
12 points by mouzogu 6y ago|2 comments
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I like this but please add a light mode. I suffer from astigmatism and looking at a black screen gives me headaches. I specifically create light mode themes that work with my eye condition.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
There's too many devices and screens/orientations to handle. It's a hassle. Mobile-first was an approach to fix this but pragmatism usually dictates otherwise.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Very good read. Thanks a lot for sharing.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Thanks for the clarification. It may be worth thinking about obfuscating the TRU score in some way or the algorithms that control it as way of deterring any kind of manipulations.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Novel idea but won't something like this just end up being manipulated or gamed in one way or another.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I agree with you but I would say there is a lot of value in learning and being able to identify these type of behaviours. The more people know these things the more obvious and less effective they come and as you said it helps to smoke out
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I find it good for quick prototyping or personal demo projects but I wouldn't use recommend it for a large project with many contributors. The trade-off between having messy html for faster development or css-in-js is not worth it for
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by mouzogu 6y ago
After just finishing reading Griftopia; I would not be surprised if Goldman Sachs had something to do with this or at least speculation of perishable commodities.

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