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by reactordev 2mo ago
not being a friend does not automatically make one an enemy. Actively sabotaging projects and meetings does. Telling me, without knowing me, that I'm not a fun guy to work with simply because I say corporate america is not on your side
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by reactordev 2mo ago
same advice as "work hard and you'll be rewarded" which is only true to a degree.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
people say it often because people don't learn the lesson. The messaging is human centric and there to make it sound like they are there for you. They aren't.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
why would a single deployment unit require more than one language?
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Do you know how tone deaf this is? Some people literally can’t afford their medication and you are saying “meh, we have too much already”
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Everything is a form of trauma. Jobs are just notorious for it.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
>”There are code paths that have never been triggered” I don’t know where you learned engineering but where I work, we test our code. There are no “dark” paths. 98% code coverage over 50+ microservices.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
It is trivial when properly configured and used. I get why you think I might not have worked on large systems but to the contrary, I've built systems for Fortune 500s. All of them had this baked in and all of them had a place to go whe
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by reactordev 2mo ago
SigNoz and search for your events. You don't need to sift through 26 log files.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
monoliths can be anything under the boundaries. That's why people get this so wrong. There is no rule that says you must have internal public interfaces (misnomer? how can it be public, but internal, at the same time?). Microservices w
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by reactordev 2mo ago
This is complete lack of experience on the authors part. No tracing, no observability, no knowledge of distributed systems design to allow them to see what they can clearly measure. Your take is the correct one. Microservices break up the m
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by reactordev 2mo ago
I take the defensive sarcasm as confirmation of my position.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
coworkers are your competition for that promotion though, how do you reconcile being someone's friend when they are your enemy? This is how corporate america thinks. I don't but the vast majority of seniors I know are trying to ge
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by reactordev 2mo ago
You can share all you want, and you will be judged for it.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
There are no more patches of green grass left.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Entirely this. When you are interacting with HR , that person on the other side is trying to protect the company from whatever claims you are about to make.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Their GDP would suffer.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Once upon a time, when the tech talent pool was smaller, there was this really caustic individual I used to work with that loved to argue. They would never give praise or say something like "oh that's cool!" but would rather
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by reactordev 2mo ago
The tragedy strikes when you associate your workplace with belonging because here, at-will employment means you never truly belong.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
>”this is a recipe for a sad life” No, this is a recipe for surviving corporate America. You can have and make friends but be cautious of coworkers that you work directly with. I’ve made friends outside of work. I’ve made friends at work
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by reactordev 2mo ago
You first
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by reactordev 2mo ago
I heard this from older generations. Sadly this is no longer true as we all work remotely now.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
You can make friends but don’t assume that they are simply because you share a common trauma of being cooped up in the same building. I’ve made friends at work. I wouldn’t call them friend friends but I’ve made friends at work.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Your company, your coworkers, are not your friends. HR is not there for you, it's to protect the company from you. Do not disclose personal information to those who control your livelihood. Once you leave or if you build up a personal
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by reactordev 2mo ago
They are usually round so that those who worked on it can get paid.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Or primary you
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by reactordev 2mo ago
I think you are confusing React SDK with Vercel SDK.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
Careful using the term “most” when you mean “the ones I know of”. You would be surprised how much Angular is out there.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
You have reached the end of the internet. We hope you enjoyed your stay. /s
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by reactordev 2mo ago
I agree. I was able to position the camera so that the entire black hole effect was negated and we were back to having a star. All I needed to do was turn the camera just right.

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