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by user432678 2y ago
According to the comment below, it should be “Use Java”.
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by user432678 2y ago
“Let’s 10x that shit”?
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by user432678 2y ago
I also chuckle every time I need to resize window by dragging an imaginary intersection of tangents to that rounded corner of some apps, that’s just hilarious.
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by user432678 2y ago
I am entertaining an idea to acquire the same setup for recreational game development using older tools and libraries. Have you followed any guides or do you have any recommendations where to start? Also how reliable those older mobos? I ha
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by user432678 2y ago
Sorry, didn’t mean to mislead you. Just remembered that this book helped me to get the basics pretty well when I was at the high school, but that was around 25 years ago, so my memories might be wrong that it was a “basics” material.
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by user432678 2y ago
“The Art of Electronics” by Hotowitz and Hill?
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by user432678 2y ago
Should’ve West offered something in exchange for Hitler? In theory of course.
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by user432678 2y ago
Nobody said they still run on Ruby, but it’s far from “RoR failed”. Other example would be GitHub, still runs on Rails. Shopify, still runs on Rails. I agree, less people doing coding in Ruby, I myself written last line of Ruby a decade ago
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by user432678 2y ago
Failed or not, but at least for 2020 Y-Combinator Ruby-based startups valuation was more than other programming languages based startups combined. https://charliereese.ca/y-combinator-top-50-software-startup...
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by user432678 2y ago
Went for an interview, ended up with the existential dread.
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by user432678 2y ago
Feeling absolutely the same way these days (with 10+ years of experience with JS). My current breath of fresh air is Go and Swift (despite the fact XCode is the worst IDE I have ever worked with before). Curious what’s bringing back sanity
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by user432678 2y ago
And my axe…
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by user432678 2y ago
> if installed in floors, your employees could be tracked, exposing less efficient team.
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by user432678 2y ago
I was surprised how good txt works on mobile with reader mode!
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by user432678 2y ago
Well, EU is not a single country. I can imagine Germany outsourcing such jobs to Poland. Oh well, I can move back “home” from UK then.
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by user432678 2y ago
I actually like it, moving to EU is currently my back-up plan when “great advances in AI” renders the rest of the world to make people loose jobs, give up privacy and overall make dystopian future a present. I’ll be happily coding my boiler
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by user432678 2y ago
Well, technically yes, but I also felt like “oh, I can use GVim/MacVim gui”, “oh I can just use built-in colour scheme Sorbet that looks nice”. And also having vanilla Vim saves me from “oh this one lua plugin seems nice, one plugin wo
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by user432678 2y ago
I felt the same around a couple of years ago. One day my giant and fragile config got broken beyond repair — I was using package manager without version pinning, my fault essentially. After spending a few days trying to figure which version
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by user432678 2y ago
Yet the whole world runs on Linux with no issues :shrugs:
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by user432678 2y ago
Chuckled on “legal texts”, imagined a person so desperate and not getting any endorphins from “usual stuff” anymore, so only proprietary and very expensive CAD software’s EULA reading makes them “high”.
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by user432678 2y ago
I beg you a pardon, what do you mean it doesn’t know? Almost every game I played had credits section in the menu. Games do “know”.
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by user432678 2y ago
That’s the point why they are opening offices in Warsaw, they don’t want you to relocate there, they want to hire local engineers willing to work for like quarter of the US salary, and there’s no shortage of people like that there.
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by user432678 2y ago
Got me interested, if you had time only for one, which one of two would you recommend?
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by user432678 2y ago
Not sure about MIT, but it’s not true for anything else: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html#GPLCompati...
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by user432678 2y ago
Well yeah, but what’s the downside?
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by user432678 2y ago
This new stuff is bussing, no cap! Astro is so last year, cringe.
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by user432678 2y ago
Some managers at my current consultancy job think that ChatGPT is a low code solution worth selling to the customers as a service. I wonder if it’s a 4d chess approach to sell traditional programmers once clients realise that ChatGPT slop o
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by user432678 2y ago
Too late.
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by user432678 2y ago
Or the other way around — enjoy swearing and be mean during the calls saying “it’s just a botched translation”.
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by user432678 2y ago
Not hundred percent sure but it looks like pages are checked manually to some extent.

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