voidfunc

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by voidfunc 3y ago
> People are just sick of corporations causing havoc in our lives. Corporations have brought most of us ridiculous amounts of prosperity.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
It doesn't matter what you accept of reject. The owners set the priorities not the workers or the general public.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
The entitlement is off the charts. People have completely lost perspective on how money is made and where they fit into the money making machine.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Eh this has happened before on HN. I remember when it was "with Ruby" or "with Go". Just move on. Rust will pass eventually into the realm of boring and it will be "with Fooboz" or something
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by voidfunc 4y ago
The US has massive areas of rural space and a political system that gives a lot more power to rural areas than they realistically should have and we don't run into this problem so I don't think it's rural vs urban.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
I still haven't quite figured out how all the people that street park because they don't have driveways or garages or even a place directly out front of their house are supposed to use EVs. Cities are not building the infrastructu
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Yea I have the same problem with lots of flashing.. it just tires my eyes so much. I even struggle sometimes with walking past emergency vehicle flashing lights at night and need to look away because jeez my eyes. So far so good on the epil
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by voidfunc 4y ago
You're not wrong - The real problem is I don't give a shit about the product. I'm here to make money and retire. It's the companies job to either figure out to how to eliminate needing me or make the job compelling enoug
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by voidfunc 4y ago
They're not blaming anyone. Objectively there was a bug in that library that caused the problem.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
That people still write this kind of drivel and actually believe it on this site is frustrating. Every tool has a purpose and Java is a fantastic tool for a lot of use-cases.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Because "learn to code" carries a hidden clause which is "learn to code, so you can get a job as a programmer". That's different from "learn to code, so you can automate some little tasks you do daily as part o
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by voidfunc 4y ago
I like scotch on the rocks or with a little water. It as you say, makes the flavor much more interesting. Too many people cargo-cult drinking and put up a bunch of snobbery. The worst are beer folks who always seem to gravitate towards the
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Most lol. You only hiring MIT and Stanford grads?
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by voidfunc 4y ago
I think it was just a regular down-sizing thing on the other hand it was a little bit weird with the USB hand-off but I dont think it was intended to be sketchy. That movie is a lot of fun, lots of good performances from Spacey, Jeremy Iron
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by voidfunc 4y ago
What's the point of encrypting /boot exactly? From an Encrypt All The Things! perspective I get it, but practically... it seems overkill?
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by voidfunc 4y ago
As someone who absolutely adored SC2K, SC3K and SC4... I'd pass on Cities Skylines at this point. The similarities between the two basically stop beyond they both have zones, roads, and utilities. CS is basically a mediocre traffic man
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Let's be real, you already can't criticize anything truthfully in the west either. You either have to tone it down to make it politically correct or not say it in the first place for fear of repercussions or reprisal on several le
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Also the reason China will likely out compete the West at some point. They simply don't care so long as you don't criticize the The Party or make China look bad.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
The only bad managers I've ever really had are the ones that don't realize they're responsible just as much as their reports when shit goes sideways. To that point, I've had technical and non-technical managers and it do
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Chipotle got in trouble for closing a store and blacklisting the workers from applying to jobs at the new and other store. That's different.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
SCOTUS has said it is okay to close a place of business to avoid unionization of workers. Frankly I think this is fine, you can't compel someone to operate a business.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Yea but Go's solution to errors is a straight jacket. There's nothing in say Java that prevents returning a Result type with an error or value and writing code that way. I guess you can panic/recover in go but it's very
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by voidfunc 4y ago
I really really miss the 90s computing environment. I was young but it was a total wild west and the internet was beautiful and totally open. For a curious kid without a lot of friends it was amazing.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
In what world do you live where people actually follow speed limits?
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by voidfunc 4y ago
They need to really work on the Civ AI especially the military AI. The games are super boring once you learn the AI is basically garbage at managing armies. Also the late game needs to be more meaningful. A lot of players never make it to t
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by voidfunc 4y ago
I've stopped using AirBnB, it's a worse experience than hotels now and usually very similar price due to all the fees. It was an awesome service several years ago but not anymore.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
Scientists: Living is harmful.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
KBFS was awesome for a small startup I worked at where we just needed some quick and dirty shared filesystems for development document sharing, quick scripts etc. Our onboarding for new folks used to be as simple as install your favorite di
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by voidfunc 4y ago
> but they also seem like some of the most naive/ignorant people I know of. I'm greatly interested in why this seems so. Combination of poor social skills and arrogance.
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by voidfunc 4y ago
The difference between 7 and basically every other Windows OS since XP was that it was actually really really good. They took Vista and fixed most of the things that pissed everyone off about it. I don't remember a lot of problems with

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