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by phito 2y ago
Code reviews also keep the team up to date with what is changing in the code
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by phito 2y ago
> What's curious is that 90% of the comments are rudimentary. There are very few interesting spam posts. I'm trying to figure out what to make of this. They mostly make positive comments about the website/article/auth
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by phito 2y ago
So little blank lines, I need to breathe
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by phito 2y ago
Indeed... Happens to me every day in different ways.
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by phito 2y ago
My god yes. It's so, so bad...
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by phito 2y ago
Why do Windows users try so hard to keep defending their OS's shitty behaviors? It's always "you can disable it" (but it might come back automatically after an update), and when you can't disable it (one drive), it&
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by phito 2y ago
Indeed but money can be exchanged for goods and services. My minecraft inventory, not so much.
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> it sort of lost its foothold I think you're just in a bubble. dotnet is widely used, and keeps getting better. I can program in many languages and yet csharp will very often be my go to for backend stuff because it's just the
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by phito 2y ago
In french (my native language), s'ennuyer just means that you're bored. But "quelqu'un m'ennuie" means someone is bothering you.
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by phito 2y ago
Sometimes I feel extremely bored, I have a huge list of things that has to be done, and that I want and live to do, but I just can't do them. It's probably linked to my ADHD, it's one of the most frustrating states I can find
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by phito 2y ago
Exactly the same, I lost all interest in video games when realized I was just moving numbers in a database
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by phito 2y ago
It's explained in the article.
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by phito 2y ago
> it’s not particularly good at anything It's extremely good for web APIs, for one.
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by phito 2y ago
> Literally zero ways to browse C# syntax trees available on the Mac. Literally zero? I can count 2 from the top of my head.
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by phito 2y ago
I think that's normal. At least that's also how it works for me.
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by phito 2y ago
> Don't like OneDrive? Don't use it No, I absolutely want it off my computer. But then I'm not going to bother with weird registry scripts. Windows won't let me easily remove things, so I removed windows.
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by phito 2y ago
> Imagine your data stays where you need it to stay - on your device - and the bank has access to it when it needs to service you, the customer - as opposed to the current scenario, where the customer data is owned entirely by the bank a
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by phito 2y ago
How does being a backend engineer makes you safe from business requirements changes? It doesn't add up to me.
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by phito 2y ago
All conscioussness eventually die off.
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by phito 2y ago
What if the subconscious is also conscious
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by phito 2y ago
Indeed. None of them can be trusted.
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by phito 2y ago
Why single out lastpass in the title?
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by phito 2y ago
I first used Ubuntu about 10 years ago. Then I went on other distros and landed on arch. Then I was sick of it breaking and having to customise everything and went back to Ubuntu. I don't bother anymore with the rest and it's grea
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by phito 2y ago
I don't see why anyone would want to use someone else's personal setup, but cool. Also not a fan of introducing new Linux users to wget | bash ...
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by phito 2y ago
That's completely different?
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by phito 2y ago
Exclusive for Mac... Sigh...
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by phito 2y ago
You can visualize an algorithm?? Makes no sense to me. To me, when thinking about an algorithm, it's more navigating the data flow. Following connections between concepts. No words nor visuals.
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by phito 2y ago
Yep it's not science, but engineering
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by phito 2y ago
How do you stay sane working with clowns?
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by phito 2y ago
The fact is, 99% of people do not care about high quality audio (me included)

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