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by sharas- 3y ago
Corporations are not hiring devs... Devs have plenty of time... Devs fuck corps by redoing things right... The shortsightedness of suits is as always staggering.
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by sharas- 3y ago
his last name is BArysas, the site is BArysas.eu he is fond of BAsh
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by sharas- 3y ago
So the fault is with zombie Marl? As any zombie marketer would say: "we are just giving them what they want". Something fundamentally is amiss in this posts reasoning.
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by sharas- 3y ago
Truly, we are made in the image of god.
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by sharas- 3y ago
Deming was the man. But being a systems thinker, and seeing the corporate idiocy (just watch his talks on management), I suspect he knew that a system cannot be transformed, it can be destroyed and rebuilt. Japan was a great opportunity fro
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by sharas- 3y ago
"The art of simplicity" and "Dev toys" and "Microsoft most valuable professional"
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by sharas- 3y ago
True but why? "Plea for lean software" by wirth https://cr.yp.to/bib/1995/wirth.pdf explains how complexity sells. Playground IT attempts to explain the "psychology" of that complexity: https:
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Good morning. Lets push some clean code on those dirty humans today!
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by sharas- 3y ago
There's a talk I uploaded on youtube where Rich Hickey explains some history of clojure. https://youtu.be/nD-QHbRWcoM
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by sharas- 3y ago
banks are particularly low imagination, high control places. The "resources" they hire are particularly generic, safe and fungible/expendable. By definition, such "resources" are playing with themselves, creating &q
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by sharas- 3y ago
"Life really does begin at forty. Up until then, you are just doing research." - Carl Jung WTF are you talking about? "crisis", it's such western cliche. You actually start living after 40.
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by sharas- 3y ago
Platform capitalism: this was uploaded on "podtail.com" platform Enshittification: Can you scroll this shit through to skip ads?
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by sharas- 3y ago
Just watch his videos on "clean code" or "Scribes Oath". You can't make this shit up. He literally glorifies tribal rituals. Calls devs - "his tribe" etc... Such zealous simpletons are a plenty in our pop
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by sharas- 3y ago
This is a good example of "Rebellious Teenagers of IT". Nerds rebel against their stupid daddy manager and push their own processes. They write "clean code". Still playing with them selves, but now as "good" de
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by sharas- 4y ago
I get it. But my point is that clojure is not snobbish about pure functional programming. It's angle is data centricity. Very different to haskell in that respect and type centricity of it.
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by sharas- 4y ago
The advantage of clojure is in data centricity. It is not about shifting mind to recursion from looping. Clojure has a 'for' which is it's list comprehension loop. The actual fun of clojure: https://bitslap.it&#x2
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by sharas- 4y ago
Linux desktops are way more useable and way less buggy for quite a while now
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by sharas- 4y ago
Most jobs out there are straight up boring. Due to the way simplistifi'er managers are structuring the system. It selects for accountable people, not responsible people. Even if the domain has something interesting in it. The filtering
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by sharas- 4y ago
There is a sentiment in the post that "poor" hiring managers have no other way to weed out the incompetent. At the same time it says that HR functionaries are not even looking at CVs... It is not a contradiction though, such idioc
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What Vim command writes the next chapter with GPT4?
1 points by sharas- 4y ago|1 comments
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Rebellious Teenagers of IT – still playing with themselves(bitslap.it)
1 points by sharas- 4y ago|1 comments
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by sharas- 4y ago
Rebellious Teenagers of IT - still playing with themselves, but now in tribes of "professionals"
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IT Craftsman – what it is and what it isn't(bitslap.it)
2 points by sharas- 4y ago|0 comments
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by sharas- 4y ago
Imagineering is what nerds like to do in their clean playgrounds without involving messy users. It's a thing.
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by sharas- 4y ago
that's a silly typo. Thanks for caching it. I am using Fred Brooks' term "pure thought-stuff"
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by sharas- 4y ago
I don't like it myself. But I want to differentiate "simplify" as in remove non essential complexity, from solving the problem naively, simplistically. Which is what a simple minded go-getter manager does. Lots of accidental
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by sharas- 4y ago
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/69102-the-programmer-like-t...
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Schopenhauer – On Thinking for Oneself [pdf](bitslap.it)
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by sharas- 4y ago
P.S. Do you mind if I add your comment to the post?
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by sharas- 4y ago
Hi yold_. It is made heads-down anti-social work by simple minded managers. They create infantilized environment that self-select for devs that don't like to talk to people. Talking to people is trusted to "big boys" from bus

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