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by v-erne 5y ago
I agree that perpective matters - what I wanted to say here is that from my perspective the enterprise applications that You are thinking about are like this because they are somehow direct or indirect descendants of excels. The proper ones
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Who hurt You so badly :) (Oracle ?)
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>> tech companies in general should be doing significantly more to protect their engineers' time, and the ones that get good at this are going to have outsized impact I have just watched history of The Secret of Monkey Island ( h
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I almost wants it to be true, but then I remember who is paying for server perfomance and who is paying for js working its magic in browser. I firmly believe that in world of SAAS You are leaving a lot of money on the table if You are not u
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That intresting, I believe this too - but only if the deadlines are for others (because I hate them personally). This is this as a classic conflict between whats good for all and whats good for you.
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This sounds like more specific version of my view - that most people, even the ones that are supposed to be the most knowledgeable, most of the times really don't know what are they talking about (and really its not their fault - the s
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Thats backwards - most of enterprise apps tries to replace excel spreadsheets that already exists (90% of my work starts with "we have this home cooked execel over here - can You make the data more accessible for managers ...")
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I always preferred to look at morals as survival strategies for societies. From this point of view they do not have to be universal to work - its enough that they skew the probablity a bit towards survival of given group and the rest is jus
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>> wars very far away from me Its not that far, world is really small. For me its even worse because I live only few hundred kilometers from Ukraine border (its only half a day drive by tank if I calculate correctly). And wars sometim
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This is not about being productive. Productivity on its own is meaningless - when I draw I can work really hard but the effects of my work are literally wothless from the point of view of society. I believe that capitalism works only becaus
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Meanwhile 100000 russian troops is being placed around ukraine border, 20% of russian households does not have indoor plumbing and some of people I know still does not believe in pandemic. Im not sure where Im going with this but somehow I
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I think Your reaction is why this blog post is on point. Everybody is thinking about themselves and their innner emotions, nobody is thinking about the system. Author is right that the sheer amount of artistic content created at this moment
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Meaning is overrated - if You look around You will see that we have the ability to put meaning onto anything and pretend that somehow we discovered the truth. Recently I started to believe that the thing we are looking is not a meaning per
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Perhaps, but there is one thing that I'm sure of, that it is not produced by complaining either.
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So basically everything is amazing and nobody is happy
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From my perspective (conservative part of Europe) in America it's not seeping - it is total downpour (If I were a believer I would say: where's Noah when You need him?). I'm not sure why, but I started thinking about "Ce
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For the few people out of thousands that this really matters - sure, they can use this to help address them property. But I think what we seeing here goes a bit too far. What's that saying ... You can't see the forest for the tree
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Bit off topic, but whats going on with there being pronouns next to names in the video chat recording ? Is this some new standard ? Should I start adding he/him just in case I offend someone by not being explicite with something that i
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That's a great idea, but still, You should remember that You do not even know all questions You can ask, thus reading books that has reputation can broaden horizon in ways that You can't event imagine (or alternatively You can try
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Little side topic - care to say why are You switching to js? Is it Your decision or were You forced ? I'm asking because at one point I was forced to work with react/node/graphql combo for over a year and wasn't very hap
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>>Does it necessarily follow that because employee A is busting ass, expectations get raised for employee B? Is the set standard really that fragile? Yeah sure - most metrics in software do not work as expected, so the only thing that
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>> I've been working on reducing the habit of repetition. I think it comes from (feeling like) people not listening to you. I used to belive this, but after some horizon-broadening reading/listening that went far outside of
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Fair enough - I have tendency to ignore lolicon in anime (unfortunatelly it comes with the turf) so I dont remeber it beiing so off-putting. But I have some vague memory that the violece and gore was quite creative and that there was some i
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>> Elfenlied does the same with harem animes, but nobody should ever watch Elfenlied. Care to elaborate ?
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That would be a great slogan for capitalism
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I can't help but to wonder. How can we ever tell that this kind of vulnerability in open source library is accident of feature creep or simply incompetnence ? What if this is a deliberate backdoor introduced by third party? I bet ther
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Not the author - but I can relate - for me most depressing is the fact that most people that I will ever meet in my life will or have already choosen (or it was chooses for them by others) a random set o high level assumptions about the lif
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I have come back to this thread, which I have spotted and forgotten something like two days ago, to say that just like a minute ago one of new Jenkins jobs that I added failed because I named the item using space and some custom Gradle&#x2F
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>>Think about what medicine was like in the first few centuries ... I spend thinking about medicine quite a lot (health problems in my family run deep) and this does not give me great deal of hope for our industry at all. There is so
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I`m on day 30 with my newest gadget: Keychron K3 ultra slim V2 (with optical brown switches) Aaaaand ... its good, really good - Youtube reviewers arent exaggerating, this keyboard has almost everthing You would expect from premium produc

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