wellanyway

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by wellanyway 4y ago
Why is this on HN?
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by wellanyway 4y ago
You should see tye faces of people when they observe mee looking at strace or something.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Most reliable finding of my career is that when I meet at big problem, the best thing is to go "touch grass" as kids say these days. I will get my solution while climbing or standing in the shower. Whacking at the keyboard for 12
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by wellanyway 4y ago
But caaapiiitaliiism
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Hehe I'm having flashbacks
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Its almost like senior management consists of people that mostly copy whatever everyone else in their ivy league fraternity is doing.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Why do you need a newer alternative? It's literally a pattern, age doesn't matter.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Are you joking?
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by wellanyway 4y ago
I am a source on that, I know people that were looking at that Jira 24x7x365.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Obsessive compulsive disorder.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
> eventually saw petrified sea creatures everywhere That's way cooler than my OCD making me wash my hands until they bleed. Can we swap mental illnesses?
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by wellanyway 4y ago
There are APIs at IBM that are actually a frontend to a Jira with few hundreds of contractors from India that are bullied into picking incoming tickets so fast that it actually kinda feels like using a slow API.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
>NeXT thats_bait.gif
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by wellanyway 4y ago
As someone who worked in IBM, this is business as usual. It's half-company half-cult, complete with mass hysteria and one hell of a reality distortion field.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
That is predicated on Google [Docs] being run by someone with a shred of product common sense.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Let's not pretend that preaching any religion, much less christianity, is a naive act devoid of any consequences or connotations.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
You are not seriously comparing yourself to Neumann, are you?
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by wellanyway 4y ago
...because Haskell isn't ivory enough anymore.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Yep. Especially if the reply is a video reaction. Like, congratulations, you are giving platform to the worst things you could find out there.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Amount of religious people on HN is very surprising to me. I expected engineering community to do better.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
This is a somewhat weak argument.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
> Not bad like a human not being able to draw, but bad in a different but still obvious (to me, at least) way. Uncanny valley.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Little part of twitter was very excited. I guess we are supposed to be very impressed.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
> Ethereum-equivalent What non-scam/non-marketing-bullshit-and-no-product-in-sight came out of Ethereum? I know a few people that work in related field and it's shady money managed by people with exorbitant personality issues d
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Imagine training it on Vatican library. Butlerian jihad here we go.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
> It'll write lectures Because higher education needed more shitty materials for students to parse. Truly a Visionary.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
But books have the same problem. Ten pages of information spread onto 300 pages to sell the copy.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
> most information dense things these days. Followed by podcasts Funny you should say that. I can't bring myself to listen to any because of all of the filler and gimmicks.
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by wellanyway 4y ago
> Gimme a UI with rich interactions You sure? Because all I hear on daily basis is "please don't make me learn new shit" and "get these annoying ads out of the way". Web is so "rich" these days that dis
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by wellanyway 4y ago
Savage, but a very interesting take.

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