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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
This is where I’m at too. By the time we fully automate software engineering, we definitely will have already automated marketing, sales, customer success, accountants, office administrators, program managers, lawyers, etc. At that point it
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
You have explained that managers are in fact people and what value you think engineering managers provide to an organization. You have not addressed the commenter’s assertion that >= 14% of managers do nothing. You may have even bolstere
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Must depend on where you work…In my career I’ve seen loads of people fired for underperformance or being hard to work with.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Why did you keep them around?
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Kids used to be seen as a way to increase quality of life. They were free labor and a retirement plan all rolled into one. They still are seen as a way to increase quality of life but in a more vibey sort of way.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
That would imply drug addiction rates have increased with unhoused rates, but AFAIK they haven’t. The big difference is the loss of cheap SRO housing. It used to be easy to find a flop house to stay in for $50 a month. Very unglamorous but
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I think it’s more about having to write all that information down for someone else to read is a lot more difficult than just speaking and having a conversation
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
How much of that wealth is tied up in home equity? Unless people want to move into their dead parents houses you have millions of millennials trying to sell their dead parents houses to each other, but no one can afford to buy them, and the
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
It won’t be obtuse if a loved one were to be hit by this vehicle with a dangerously high bumper.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I don’t see how prop drilling is an anti pattern. Passing data around via props is a feature of the library, it’s totally fine if you need to pass a lot of props. If you really have too many props or need to widely disperse the same prop yo
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
IME there is a general consensus: Routing: react router (not very good imo but widely accepted and good enough) state: No libraries. Just use “useState” and if necessary “useReducer” Builds: vite Then pick a query caching library so you don
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
What do you mean “gaming the system”? The companies ask that candidates learn how to solve algorithm problems and the candidates do it. I would call it “everyone playing a game they agreed to play by the rules they agreed to play with.” And
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Ehh I’ve seen the opposite line of thought too. People with kids and mortgages crave stability and aren’t trying to job hop every 18 months.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Elementary schools close at 3pm. No longer can you just take a break mid-day to pick them up because you’re stuck at the office until 5. Lots of daycares close by 6pm. Good luck leaving the office, commuting, picking up the kid on time.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
The last 2 companies I’ve worked at (one massive one tiny) both didn’t use any framework. Engineers/PMs/Managers worked together to figure out what to build and the engineers built it. The only “tool” was trust and it worked out f
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I wasn’t aware of any prominent republicans pushing for direct federal investment in building housing. Could you drop some links?
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
The political group largely responsible for this has been consistently underperforming in nearly every election since it happened, so I’m not sure what point you’re driving at.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
You should check out a “sporting clay” range. Much more fun than shooting at paper targets.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
You’ll get much more out of a good therapist than a book. A good therapist isn’t just there to help you work through past trauma or personal issues, they can also help with all your interpersonal interactions and relationships.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
You should try telling all of this to a therapist and see what they have to say.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
Yeah it’s definitely not like 2021 here in Seattle but it’s not as bad as what the poster is describing.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
Marginal improvement? The gas tax is my state is relatively high at $.50/gal. If I have to pay that back directly to the state we’re still looking at like $12 vs $70 to charge a battery vs fill a gas tank. On top of that take away most
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
You, sure. Half the dudes in my high school class couldn’t manage to write a coherent 5 paragraph essay, so low pay office work is not really an option for them.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
Correct, thousands of people without a paycheck won’t have a noticeable impact on an economy with 100,000,000+ workers
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
Buddy good luck getting an Equinox. That car is going to be vaporware for at least the next year and if you do manage to find one the dealer markup will be 10k over MSRP. And the “around 30k msrp” they quoted is so far a wish and dream. Che
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
With the Bolt gone the cheapest EV you can get is around 35k with most being 40k+ Lots of great, reliable gas options under 25k. When there are EV choices at reasonable prices there will be tons of demand for them.
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
The only real solution for pedestrian safety is to remove cars from roads through severe pedestrianization. Until we have the courage to put the value of walking and biking in front of the value of parking and the fear of traffic, our roads
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
I need an AWD car since I go skiing a lot, so a Tesla is going to be like 41K after the delivery fee. There are plenty of AWD gas options for under 25k. Not exactly half but nearly. Factor in a 10k down payment and it’s 30k vs 15k and the p
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
I need a new car and really want to buy an EV, but having been shopping around for a while it’s pretty clear that everyone is playing catch up to Tesla. Unfortunately even with my tech salary a model 3 or Y is roughly twice what I am willin
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by plantwallshoe 3y ago
Right, in Vietnam soldiers could use with relative impunity. In the US they would be jailed or socially ostracized. The circumstances changed such that there were serious consequences for doing drugs, and many were able to get off them when

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