ramilefu

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   by ramilefu 3y ago

   I've been toying with the design of something similar here and there over the past couple of months. It never made it past the pen-and-paper stage though. Pleasantly surprised to find this today and will have to try it out for a work p
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   by ramilefu 3y ago

   Make that six! I’m in!
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   by ramilefu 3y ago

   Depends on where you live. An “experienced engineer” is going to make a lot less if they live in Mississippi than if they were in California. 250k for the former is likely “top dollar”.
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   by ramilefu 3y ago

   Sounds like it wouldn’t save them a single #if, if they are already at 0…
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   by ramilefu 3y ago

   There is a screenshot in the README…
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   by ramilefu 4y ago

   Certainly. I’ve leaned into it, when given the chance. As the author writes, it definitely makes you stand out, if you are willing.
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   by ramilefu 4y ago

   The difficult bit here is the tendency for developers to detest these parts of the job. In my experience, most developers would prefer nothing more than to write code in a cave, never to share a word with anyone. Reviewing a PR, writing doc