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ramijames
6mo ago
This is a team lead/CTO problem. A good leader will be explicit in their expectations that developers write good commit messages. I've certainly had good leaders that expect this.
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ramijames
7mo ago
It's such a breath of relief to finally hear people talking about this clearly and loudly. May it continue and may this bad behaviour have repercussions. Enough.
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7mo ago
It allows two devices to connect at the same time. I usually have my phone and my macbook hooked up to it all the time. Once in a while one of them will act badly and usurp full control over the bluetooth connection and I'll have to di
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ramijames
7mo ago
I'm also a Bose QC user and I can't speak highly enough about them. Best piece of tech that I ever bought. Going on three years now and they are still like new. I have three very loud, rambunctious kids and they are a life-saver.
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ramijames
7mo ago
Well that doesn't bode well for the coming world war :(
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ramijames
7mo ago
We've been building Doodledapp, a visual node-graph editor for Solidity (Ethereum). It's been really exciting to work on something genuinely interesting. https://doodledapp.com/
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ramijames
7mo ago
I've dropped my pay requirement into the basement. 60-70% pay decrease and it isn't enough. At some point I'm going to wonder if I'm ever going to work again.
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ramijames
7mo ago
I'm not a Senior, but I'm not a Junior either. The market has no place for people like me. I've killed myself for almost two years and can't secure a position. It's incredibly disheartening. I have a family to feed.
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7mo ago
I've been on a Macbook M1 Pro since 2022 (bought refurbished on Amazon for cheap) and it's still such a powerhouse. It doesn't struggle at all with anything that I throw at it. Kind of amazing. Nothing has broken and I consis
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ramijames
7mo ago
Location: Boston, MA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Figma, Nuxt/Vue, Typescript (Primarily a product designer) Résumé/CV: https://www.ramijames.com/about Email: ramijames@gmail.com
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ramijames
8mo ago
I like this take. I tend to agree.
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ramijames
8mo ago
You're looking at JPGs. PNGs do not have that dropdown.
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Automating Image Compression
(ramijames.com)
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9mo ago
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ramijames
9mo ago
This is a really neat idea.
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ramijames
9mo ago
sudo killall coreaudiod in the terminal will restart the audio stack without having to restart the full computer. Super annoying.
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9mo ago
This seems to take for granted that China and their foundries and engineering teams will never catch up. This seems foolish. I'm working under the assumption that sometime in the next ten years some Chinese company will have a breakthr
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9mo ago
The worst part is the audiocore substack that is glitching. I waited to major subversions to upgrade and still got bit. I hate this.
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ramijames
9mo ago
Ignoring the users is the correct solution. Defining company culture through software loading is ridiculous.
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The Cost of Translation
(ramijames.com)
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9mo ago
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10mo ago
I think this is an interesting take that really reflects the saturation of the wider problem space of society. Much of the stuff that we could potentially need, we already have. It will be interesting to see what new products are released t
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10mo ago
Advertising for politics is absurd. The fact that countries allow this is incredibly dangerous.
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ramijames
1y ago
When I read about stuff like this it makes me feel lucky never having had to do Windows development.
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1y ago
LinkedIn rewards mediocrity in the same way that the rest of the world does. It does so for the exact same reason: good networking is more often than not more important than being exceptional.
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1y ago
This is such nonsense. All the stuff that we use, someone wrote. If nobody makes them, then how is that going to work? The messaging here is that you should be careful about using what you build on your own because it: - hasn't been ba
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1y ago
Must be nice. I have kids and a wife and a house to support.
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1y ago
I've been building a satirical t-shirt brand for the miserably employed: https://www.miserablyemployed.com/
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1y ago
Incredibly dystopian.
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1y ago
I was surprised by how many lensed objects I could spot.
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1y ago
Thanks man. Hope you get one. I'm a dev that can't get work and this is helping float the boat.
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How Software Development Works
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ramijames
1y ago
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