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by szundi 3y ago
Windows is constantly forces people with popups to makes scary security decisions and if they press no, the world stops working
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by szundi 3y ago
Good observation he/she does. What if it was forced on him/her by the family of the spouse? Or whatever.
603.
by szundi 3y ago
Pretty sure intended
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by szundi 3y ago
Backed by statistics. Although Google’s example shows that having a non-engineer souled guy is not a recipe for preventing enshittification and rot.
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by szundi 3y ago
Not with the help of investors’ money of course
606.
by szundi 3y ago
Interesting, how seeing the “g” logo created a feeling of it is Google for a moment
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by szundi 3y ago
Sorry to point out that whatever you could make helping your clients happily leave you forever, you can make 5x that making them suffer. It is simple math.
608.
by szundi 3y ago
You know having some bugs in there is not that problematic as even if they stay in the shadows, most product bugs are catched anyway. Also these make false alerts, then instead of fixing the nonexistent bug, they fix the test suite.
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by szundi 3y ago
I remember the time around iOS 5-6, they made some delays and probably it fired back on them and since they have delay related PTSD as an organization. I think since then they just have to push whatever it takes. I remember after iOS 7 I al
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by szundi 3y ago
Father as business development manager manages with iphone 7
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by szundi 3y ago
The real tragedy is this clever people usually talking about their usecases and those present the requirements. There is no average system out there.
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by szundi 3y ago
You wish. I am in the GPS based fleet management/tracking industry. Running even the most simple system like this is unimaginable to be cheaper than a subscription for a service until you have like 1k vehicles and ok with basically a p
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by szundi 3y ago
Exactly, and these are not projects to like move mountains what requires enormous investments
614.
by szundi 3y ago
Probably a prompt like “read this and tell me the wether it is about a stock and wether i should buy or sell based on the article”
615.
by szundi 3y ago
How does my grandma do her own research under these circumstances?
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by szundi 3y ago
You can use it as a second display haha
617.
by szundi 3y ago
You can easily reach every spot froma polar orbit as the moon rotates under your orbit
618.
by szundi 3y ago
You don’t have to learn Node stuff/Java/Spring/PHP/ASP.NETC# stuff if you already know some Rust. Or you’re working at one of the biggest project and need all the performance. Not sure it has ROI vs Java even then. Anyon
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by szundi 3y ago
At my company most code we did in 20 years ago is there and working. Providing b2b service for 5k customers. Thanks god it’s Java. Our competitors are lost trying to tinker with the old PHP or redoing everything with cutting edge node/
620.
by szundi 3y ago
I was writing software when I was 12 in Clipper. The industry became riciculously slower since then.
621.
by szundi 3y ago
Be the superhero here and add some guides
622.
by szundi 3y ago
Was it more than internal lib references that one was not supposed to do anyway?
623.
by szundi 3y ago
Exactly
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by szundi 3y ago
Of course you can always run out of time and go bankrupt and these people could go to other companies to work on a probably even worse codebase. Also everyone lost years of their lives chasing the CEO into perfectness
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by szundi 3y ago
Are these 2000 jobs really high-tech?
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by szundi 3y ago
Agreed
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by szundi 3y ago
These desperate antifeatures drive me crazy these days
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by szundi 3y ago
I am not sure but probably zombie companies are in the next phase?
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by szundi 3y ago
That’s nothing in automotive
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by szundi 3y ago
No problem with this, apart from convincing like 5-6 billion people to cut their standards of living to half. Also less people is needed, few children. Sounds like impossible now without concentrated media effort and all ruling parties prob

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