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by vsareto 3y ago
They were supposed to put a 4G network on the moon but seems like that's been delayed
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by vsareto 3y ago
One thing is different from a pattern of things
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by vsareto 3y ago
It doesn't make sense to let one fuck up from a non-core part of the business destroy your entire perception of them.
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by vsareto 3y ago
If job interviewing were better, we could move people around until most of us were happy. There is a lot going against you in terms of interviewing and job-hopping perception if you want to move around until you find the right team though.
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by vsareto 3y ago
I don't blame people for not caring. Generally I assume there's a decent reason for it. Caring has a cost, and some peoples' personalities mean they pay a heavier cost, and I don't think a large portion of our population
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by vsareto 3y ago
These taxes would only affect an incredibly small amount of the population, so it's pretty much invisible to anyone but billionaires. We definitely need accountability more than taxing billionaires though. Most billionaires would proba
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by vsareto 3y ago
>We can extend this ethical hygiene to the culture at large—by withholding our attention, time, support, and resources from the Dark Triads in public life who coarsen our society and threaten the commonweal. "Ethical hygiene"?
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by vsareto 3y ago
>We, people who really understand the technology that the world runs on, are a slowly dying breed. We are still here as tech leads, managers, directors, business owners. But there will be a point in time when we will go on retirement and
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by vsareto 3y ago
There is a not-for-profit designation as well, which has different requirements, and hospitals can be either of those or for-profit (and probably more)
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by vsareto 3y ago
>But our mayor oversees thousands of employees Chances are they engage with much less and obviously don't have interactions with thousands of people and are keeping all of that straight in their head, so this is not a good reason. Y
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by vsareto 3y ago
Just IMO but that line does too much and deserves a regular switch due to the function call. It's too compressed for readability.
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by vsareto 3y ago
They're not required for MS's dependency injection, not sure about other libraries. 95% of the interfaces I've ever seen used for DI only have one implementation, and that 5% is generous. This makes maintaining the class and
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by vsareto 3y ago
You can have a lot going on at work that makes people turn to cold and indifferent because they want to get work done and deadlines met. Their mental effort is focused on that because that's the priority. Socializing can be a context s
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by vsareto 3y ago
>This is really silly. Life is for living, and I squeeze the fun out of software when I try too hard to do it "right". TBH the incentives are usually not there for that effort. That gets people doing the bare minimum. It would
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by vsareto 3y ago
Market discipline acts as a challenge, and humans figure out ways around challenges to maximize some reward (money). Market discipline is only enforced by humans and they have weaknesses. This manifesto wants to pretend that the rules enfor
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by vsareto 3y ago
Even better if you burn 200 more per day without feeling more hungry than someone who burns less than you
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by vsareto 3y ago
I guess that ship has sailed
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by vsareto 3y ago
It's hard for me to ignore that generative AI can do images and text so the immediate usefulness of this resolving conflicting edits is going over my head. Both users would have to share an intent that has more details that what a part
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by vsareto 3y ago
It's cute, but it's a tattered and dirty band-aid compared to what you could do to ensure things were followed correctly. But the correct way costs way more money than M&Ms.
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by vsareto 3y ago
>They excel at DSA, but fail at system design, or even low level design. Leetcode was the gate for a while, then system design was added on to it. >Leetcode is great as a fun coding exercise. I also think they help the craft like kata
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by vsareto 3y ago
Explain to me why I should feel bad about having a good (and/or easy) job when people like 1-2 levels above me in management make way more than I do and have no qualms about being bad at their job? There is no point or value to this ki
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by vsareto 3y ago
We're also unlikely to see future wage gains to outpace the recent increases to cars and houses. We had a brief increase in wages, but inflation and/or the market quickly outpaced that. I'd like to say things will get messy w
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by vsareto 3y ago
He stopped WannaCry worldwide
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by vsareto 3y ago
One DBA was responsible for all backups for an airline? Why not make it a team effort?
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by vsareto 3y ago
Ironic since the people who are "investable" are the ones to least likely need a mentor
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by vsareto 3y ago
>and many people will simply follow those guides without thinking about it too much If capitalism keeps taking the time gains from technology advancements and adding more work into that time instead of giving it back to us, we simply won
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by vsareto 3y ago
I'm not sure why they'd go with UAP programs as a distraction. Plain old politics and division will dominate headlines and discussions much more easily.
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by vsareto 3y ago
>If you’re unlucky, you might read this and think, “holy shit, no wonder I’m burned out”. This is why full stack jobs are terribly compensated for workers. Even worse if you are doing infrastructure. Companies are not paying a premium fo
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by vsareto 3y ago
We just need to slow Earth’s rotation or migrate to Venus for more hours in a day! Think of the profits!
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by vsareto 3y ago
It's frustrating because you don't get money or credit for the idea.

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