winphone1974

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by winphone1974 4y ago
You steal. What do you think "I get bike parts from various places" means? There's a special hell for bike thieves. I have empathy for the person and their situation, but not for their actions.
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Very few people ever self identify as "not fine" so along with being a single data point yours is pretty biased
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by winphone1974 5y ago
We love to say this, and it makes the techie inside feel good, but then why are there so many good devs and so few great leads?
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by winphone1974 5y ago
That's half of it, they were also the support network. Prop internally; shield externally
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by winphone1974 5y ago
The tech industry has always been bullish on "the future" so I don't think this is different today; what does feel different is it seems hype is now the end product vs. hype about the underlying advancement. This may be inevi
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by winphone1974 5y ago
For nuclear power. Right.
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by winphone1974 5y ago
The article is certainly bias towards the move fast and break things mentality being applied to these nuclear startups. It basically calls the NRC a dinosaur that's blocking any future nuclear capacity, which in my mind IS a big party
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by winphone1974 5y ago
The degree is part of the training of an engineer, not the professional designation itself. The challenge with our current understanding of the title software engineer is that practitioners are not held to the same standards and responsibil
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by winphone1974 5y ago
The "just build a desktop app" trope is even more played out. Plus you know all these front end frameworks are "just HTML/ JS/CSS" right?
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Why is no complaining that there more than one way to build a php app? Perhaps because like JS it's a huge ecosystem with a giant user base and millions of use cases. Front end dev has lots of room to support the dozen or so mainstream
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by winphone1974 5y ago
I assume because there's no value to it. What's the opposite side of the argument? You have an area with a lot of growth and many problems with the way we're solving these problems and something like svelte is not"comple
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by winphone1974 5y ago
The key is used by the shadow Dom for update performance; the is no shadow Dom in svelte
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Not in Canada
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Haha! Cause nobody every changes, loses their edge or falls out of touch with their tech roots, right? We just need to get these clueless dinosaurs out of power before the current woke kids take over!
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by winphone1974 5y ago
I did business school before comp sci, and then a MSc in CS and it got easier along the way, so you may just have gotten better at the game of school
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by winphone1974 5y ago
A weekend MBA from a nowhere school has very little value.
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by winphone1974 5y ago
What's the point of keeping open bugs if you never fix them? It's not a cost free decision.
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Do you think the "clueless middle managers" the OP alludes to view themselves as such? Or are they too protecting their teams so they can get real work done? We all see ourselves as the rare exception, the one bucking the status q
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Sometimes, but most natural gas actually comes from gas wells that produce very little oil.
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by winphone1974 5y ago
You should do a little research, we're taking about natural gas not gasoline. The supply, demand and price are only loosely connected and nobody drives an F350 powered by natural gas. Natural gas predominately displaces coal, so you mu
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Well I grew up on the other side of unions where my parents couldn't get jobs because a strong union protected those lucky enough to get in early, with no concern for their skills or performance. The same behaviors that people here are
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by winphone1974 5y ago
Well I grew up on the other side of unions where my parents couldn't get jobs because a strong union protected those lucky enough to get in early, with no concern for their skills or performance. The same behaviors that people here are
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by winphone1974 5y ago
That's the point, they aren't. You need developers to execute but with today's triple A franchise titles and marketing-heavy launches it's not sufficient.
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by winphone1974 5y ago
All of those examples have real, non-trivial costs for employers though. If in order to adopt any of them I need to provide them to everybody I'll just provide the accommodations to no one
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by winphone1974 5y ago
We mock the deniers who pick single events to disprove climate change, so we need to be held to the same standard. It doesn't matter how many crazy bad events happen, they're symptoms. You need to focus on the underlying causes; t
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by winphone1974 6y ago
Maybe it's because I'm both Canadian and a tech manager but I've never worried about over apologizing if it's genuine. Same goes for saying thank you.
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by winphone1974 6y ago
Easier through ignorance seems like cheating IMO. you're basically saying yes things are harder but I just ignore them. How would a newbie decide what's safe to skip?
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by winphone1974 6y ago
By what standard are you saying things are easier? Certainty not less complexity, abstraction, volume of code, number of moving pieces, raTe of change or configuration. If you don't understand how the foundational technologies work and
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by winphone1974 6y ago
It's fine for you to spend 20 hours producing content and for me to value it at zero. Saying it looks like people prefer any money to no money is not a new or unique observation
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by winphone1974 6y ago
And yet rich people live significantly longer. Money is important for a lot of things impacting life expectancy

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