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vurudlxtyt
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vurudlxtyt
5mo ago
Well, given I was laid off due to “AI productivity gains” (in actuality, improving opex), I’m already worried…. About my mortgage payments. The interview bar has felt extremely high in this job search, and the only way I can get in front of
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5mo ago
Honestly the fundamentals, and the tools for that matter, haven’t really changed. Just the trend of popular genre and composition.
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5mo ago
A personal relationship and trust, as seems to be the case here?
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6mo ago
Do you recall the iced tea company rebranding to a blockchain play a few years ago? Smells the same to me.
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6mo ago
Grug brained developer meets AI tooling ( https://grugbrain.dev )
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7mo ago
Do you believe everything management tells you, whether you’re internal or external?
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8mo ago
Just install another distribution—Bazzite has some conveniences in setup, but doesn’t fundamentally provide anything that you can’t get elsewhere, and a lot of those customizations you probably won’t need. I decided to try Fedora Kinoite fo
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9mo ago
That sounds like a strongly held opinion rather than a fact. I like em-dashes and will continue to use them.
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4y ago
Hard to read this with the level of snob-factor immediately present in the first couple paragraphs. Right away, it put me off on wanting to find common ground with the author to agree with or internalize their points. It seems that half the
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5y ago
Not sure about the "doesn't last long" part. Certainly doesn't fit my experience of 5+ years on an FC660C, or others' anecdotal evidence.
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5y ago
FWIW I've had this work out of the box for several years. Could be a case-by-case thing, but I've only ever had to configure it to my preferences rather than surprise-discover that it didn't work.
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5y ago
People like to parrot this but I've literally never had a breaking change from an upgrade in ~5-6 years of Arch usage. At least, if I did, it didn't take more than a couple minutes to fix, because I honestly don't remember ha