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by rrgok 4y ago
Was it important to say the country of origin?
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by rrgok 4y ago
I think reducing working hour would put everything else in place. We spend most of hour waking time worrying about a job and how to get ready for that job.
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by rrgok 4y ago
One thing that made me realize how luck is important, is reading a part of the book "Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us". If we leave out environmental luck (parents, neighborhood...), the very si
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by rrgok 4y ago
That's a great question about using web tech to build a DE. I've been wondering the same for sometime. Someone should shed some light on this.
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by rrgok 4y ago
On one hand, it is great to have different options. On the other, think about the amount of effort wasted away. Sometime I wonder what can they pull off if KDE team, Gnome team, XFCE team and now Cosmic team got together.
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by rrgok 4y ago
I know you are not asking me. But, I would've refused to come to life. Given that, when they ask me the question, I have the same knowledge that I have now or a short trailer about what is life (not specifically mine). Ahah.
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by rrgok 4y ago
So, how is done properly? I cannot blow without blocking one nostril.
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by rrgok 4y ago
It says almost the same: "How often is a product of this brand in the «XXXX» category returned"... It doesn't says how often the product I'm seeing is returned. But A product of the brand BBBB in the category XXXX is ret
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by rrgok 4y ago
Even tough I like this feature. The title is misleading. It doesn't show the return rate of the product you are seeing. Example, Go here, randomly chosen https://www.digitec.ch/en/s1/product/yamaha-rx-v4a
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by rrgok 4y ago
I knew that phrase in caps would bite me at the end. I studied comp sci because I liked the field and expected that in my job I would learn and expand my knowledge about it. But the reality was completely opposite of all my expectation. The
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by rrgok 4y ago
> Studies are always falling behind real world needs. That's very very true. Not gonna deny that. > Also, your words could be rephrased as "I don't expect to learn at work". I like to learn technical things. Studin
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by rrgok 4y ago
> Whoever hired you? That's fair enough if it is clearly stated in the contract. If it is a silent assumption, that's not gonna work with me. It might be a bad attitude in the eye of the client, that's fine with me. I avoi
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by rrgok 4y ago
> Says who? Is there a law that forbids it? Forgive me, but this is a non-sensical question. I can ask you the same. Who says I should deliver product that has value? Is there a law for that? Between (performance, scalability, fancy tech
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by rrgok 4y ago
Nice example, thank you. Worst when the hairdresser change the style throughout the process because they think something else is better for my head. Maybe at the end I go home sad and frustrated, because (a) I didn't get the style I as
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by rrgok 4y ago
As I said in another comment. You people keep moving the goal post. If I produce wrong software, it is my fault I agree. But I can still produce correct software without any value. Should I be at fault to producing something you asked for b
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by rrgok 4y ago
Why we are moving the goal post? The problem was not building something right or wrong. The problem is building/producing/delivering something of value. A lot fo wrong things have immense value, and the opposite is also true. How
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by rrgok 4y ago
I don't know. Something must be wrong with the way I think. In your eCommerce example, what is the product/service? The payment system? Is the payment system A? Or payment is B? All these answers are wrong. The product/servic
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by rrgok 4y ago
I understand and I agree with you. Mine is an idealized world, I know it. By the way, spot on with Peter principle, that's one of the main reason, all this producing value makes me go crazy.
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by rrgok 4y ago
I never said we should not be adding value. I, as Software Engineer, add value. I write the software ultimately. Whether that software has value for you CTO, CEO or whoever own the software, cannot be my responsibility right? My problem is
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by rrgok 4y ago
Overall nice post. But the point 5, irks me the wrong way. Every time I read something along the lines of that paragraphs, something inside of me dies. At expense of being downvoted to hell. I'm gonna say it in caps to emphasize, not t
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by rrgok 4y ago
The percentage is applied to two different things. One for work and the other for the time. It took sometime to me too.
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by rrgok 4y ago
I wanted to thank the author for the thorough blog post on how to create a new keyboard from scratch. Just a note, please add where you print the PCB, Case ecc.. Thank you.
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by rrgok 4y ago
Yeah, i feel exactly the same. Make someone write tickets with the exact problem/feature and expected behaviour.
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by rrgok 4y ago
I guess you are right. I forgot these principle of mine and went to the dark side.
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by rrgok 4y ago
I'm in the same situation. I can take this anymore...
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by rrgok 4y ago
Yes. Solo Software Engineer employed in a company of like 30 people. The other people are Network Engineers, Security and Management. Developing application for internal use. I'm employed with part-time contract (60%). I'm burning
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by rrgok 4y ago
I remember when I broke our first ADSL USB (not RJ45 modem, the model was Netopia Cayman something). I was trying to port forward for NAT, but that damn thing had an old firmware that didn't have that feature. I was naive then, didn&#x
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by rrgok 4y ago
I don't know about that. But when it comes to ecosystem of components, nothing beside Vue, beats React. I spent weeks looking for a good Select components with custom item rendering, async options loadings. Writing a component like tha
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by rrgok 4y ago
I have to agree. I couldn't understand templates until Haskell introduced me to it. But Haskell is expressive enough that the intuition comes naturally.
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by rrgok 4y ago
Ah this is what I wanted to hear about Yubikeys. The dozen site that support it. It feels like a huge PITA to have two system to login. I'll pass till it becomes more mainstream

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