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by pictur 5y ago
i love this style. being able to honestly describe shit as shit is pretty good.
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by pictur 5y ago
package management is a really big security issue nowadays. for example, npm is a really great tool and it's just as insecure. If a package you use is hacked and you haven't made a version lock, anything can happen to your applica
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by pictur 5y ago
Is it very difficult to set up a good event listening architecture? It doesn't seem very difficult from the outside, but I would like to read about bad experiences.
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by pictur 5y ago
It is very strange that chatbots cannot improve in understanding. but I guess they need more than data to do that.
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by pictur 5y ago
Mistakes are for learning. Admitting mistakes is the first step to solving. Your boss's style may be bad, but you can be sure that you cannot change his bad style.
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by pictur 5y ago
In what sense do you think someone with a high score from such applications is better? In a technical sense or in a problem solving sense? I think the two are quite different things.
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by pictur 5y ago
People don't want to search anymore. they want to see well-categorized data. For example, instead of searching for cheap vacuum cleaners, I think they want a site that lists vendors that sell cheap vacuums.
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by pictur 5y ago
web3 is a collection of nonsense that will make a group of rich people richer.
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by pictur 5y ago
It's always funny to me that these people can find so much support with this romance.
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by pictur 5y ago
what is the purpose of this site?
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by pictur 5y ago
What does it take to identify someone as a nerd?
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by pictur 5y ago
I don't mean to belittle anyone, but libraries like htmx are rather primitive compared to tools like svelte. What makes them see themselves so important?
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by pictur 5y ago
you can not be serious. Is aws really run by humans?
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by pictur 5y ago
Any system that you don't know how it really works end-to-end is doomed to slow down.
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by pictur 5y ago
code review is a process that carries a lot of meaning today. the work cycle in most workplaces is not qualified to meet this meaning.
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by pictur 5y ago
It's hard to work with people who see the code review space as a battleground. I think the problem is not the overdoing but the problem may be the purpose.
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by pictur 5y ago
When you understand the importance of realization, you also understand why ideas matter.
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by pictur 5y ago
disgusting romance. meaningless, useless and empty
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by pictur 5y ago
nft is the most legit scam you will ever see in your life.
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by pictur 5y ago
The company I work for has too many managers with insufficient technical knowledge. that means witnessing the absurd battles of egos. I don't want to be one of them. Management and technical architecture are very different concepts, bu
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by pictur 5y ago
what problem does this solve?
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by pictur 5y ago
There are so many people who are collecting donations and advancing all their projects according to their will. they don't even take suggestions seriously :D but I like your point of view.
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by pictur 5y ago
Absolutely I agree. People will always be stupid and stupid.
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by pictur 5y ago
web3 is a complete marketing marvel. the only goal is money and more money and more..
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by pictur 5y ago
I totally agree. Chrome is busy fucking most web standard
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by pictur 5y ago
automation is beautiful when minimal. but we want resolve so many issues in one tool. and this is not suitable solution most of the time
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by pictur 5y ago
is web worker really good for some costly processes? would it really be useful for a dashboard with sample instant data flow?
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by pictur 5y ago
vim seems like very compusive tool at first but as you keep using this is seems like very productive. thats how it was for me
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by pictur 5y ago
supabase look like so helpful tool. which has anyone use in production? does it have a hasura like event trigger mechanism?
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by pictur 5y ago
The website is really impressive.

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