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by roflyear 3y ago
You'll potentially have a lot of people planning on retiring not being able to retire, for one. You'll have people who are forced to hold onto their homes because they will be underwater.
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by roflyear 3y ago
Not everyone who used it cargo-culted but certainly some did.
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by roflyear 3y ago
People love to cargo-cult. It's wild. It was okay but I'm happier with ChatGPT for one-off things I don't know how to do "give me a sql query that does this obscure thing" etc..
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by roflyear 3y ago
Sure. HTML doesn't impact as much as the app as SQL does. Missing records in a SQL query can have a huge impact on many systems. A missing table row (HTML) doesn't usually impact that much.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I like "throw away your first solution" or "be prepared to throw away your first solution." And the difference between a senior dev and a junior dev is knowing when to stop.
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by roflyear 3y ago
My advice, you have three options: 1) Go above your manager's head and force a resolution. This is risky even in the best situation (let's say you have a relationship with the owner of the company, even then it is risky - they hav
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by roflyear 3y ago
Yes, absolutely. Or they insist on only integration tests that take hours to run and are horrible to maintain.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I work at a company that has a fucking nightmare of a C# project. It's total hell to work on. I don't think the language makes much of a difference.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I think it's pretty rare for F150s to be driving on the sidewalk, thankfully.
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by roflyear 3y ago
It's true. I use ORMs in my projects.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I'll have to check that out. Languages I use don't have that type of tooling that I'm aware of :) Have used Haskell before, but... far from extensively!
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by roflyear 3y ago
Being fair, there really aren't tools built to test SQL queries like there are to test other code.
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by roflyear 3y ago
Yeah, if your devs are loading entire tables into code and using filter on them ... I haven't personally seen that, but oh god. Not that it isn't valid in some cases. It is. If for example, you're using all of the table in yo
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by roflyear 3y ago
ORMs have other selling points. Primarily, it looks like code and works with tooling designed for code. So changing a column name or type, for example, is pretty easy to refactor, which may not be true for SQL queries and may take significa
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by roflyear 3y ago
I don't think this is a good example of where ORMs fall apart. If you have devs doing the first thing you have issues. ORMs fall apart when they either do unexpected things, or "expected" but often terrible things, like lazy-
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by roflyear 3y ago
It's also beyond just the stores - up to 80% of items in grocery stores are made by just a few companies.
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by roflyear 3y ago
Depends on what you're logging. If you're logging everything it can add up.
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by roflyear 3y ago
Well, "easily" - I am not totally sure, but it can happen without much trouble. I guess depends on your definition of easily.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I think you just have to search for it and hope for the best, my query got me this video which is hilarious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRoUEr1l0n8
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by roflyear 3y ago
This is not a hard thing to research: https://www.foodpolitics.com/2021/07/americas-food-monopolie... .
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by roflyear 3y ago
It isn't a morality issue. It's an issue of our system of controls: likely we should implement price control during times of high inflation. Imagine if the following happened during covid: - used car prices were locked/limite
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by roflyear 3y ago
ebike is a lot different than a bicycle, they are often really big and heavy.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I break the law on my bike a lot more than my car, but I don't ride an ebike on the sidewalk where pedestrians are. That's what I'm talking about. I run stop signs on my bike all the time (like at 4 way stops) - I don't
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by roflyear 3y ago
That's true, I would not be against making some streets bike-only. > I don’t think there’s anything particular about e-bikes that attracts reckless people compared to trucks or motorcycles. I would disagree with this. The people who
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by roflyear 3y ago
I think we need some kind of education around them. In cities I've lived in people are extremely reckless on these bikes.
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by roflyear 3y ago
I'm almost certain people do more than 35 on that road :)
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by roflyear 3y ago
The wild claim from several links in this discussion seem to be some kind of jewish mobster financial conspiracy. How many emails do you think JPM receives a year?
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by roflyear 3y ago
You'd be surprised how easy it is to cause serious harm to the throat. Be careful!
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by roflyear 3y ago
I realized they are making it worse and worse to use for mobile, like the browser version barely works anymore on mobile, and sometimes forces you to go to the app :(
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by roflyear 3y ago
Well, sort of. If a professor of finance writes an article about how options work I'll trust it, but if he starts saying "historically options were used to xyz abc political thing whatever" then sure he should back up his arg

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