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ye-olde-sysrq
3y ago
99% of which problem, though? IMO the whole point of Loom, and what I'm looking forward to, is code that looks like this: fooer.onCompletion(() -> System.out.println("yay")); fooer.onError(e -> System.out.println("
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"As far as this outsider can tell, the systems and processes for writing code at Google must be among the best in the world, given both the scale of the company and how often people sing their praises." Is this really the case? In
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3y ago
I'm sure hashicorp will be offering generous rates to their direct competitors.
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3y ago
It also works if employees collectively bargain.
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3y ago
Isn't this this mono vs micro kernel debate all over again?
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Ah good point w.r.t. the frontend focus and having documentation for your internet-facing API (even if it's not "public" per se). So they could probably test it against the prod API without needing to do arcane deploy or dev
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3y ago
I mentioned it as a footnote, but: "Plus, IME most companies carry so much cultural context that being exposed to it for exactly 1 ticket + not having inside people to ask questions means this will be an uphill battle." I'm c
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3y ago
IMO this doesn't help solve backlog problems, it just means paying the (non-headcount) costs of a junior dev while not even making people investment that will make it worth it later. In general, jr devs are net-negative. (If they'
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Is fiat currency not another case of "the worst solution except for all the other ones we've tried?" Gold-backed reserve notes and even coins made of the metal(s) can still be debased (see https://en.wikipedia.org&
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3y ago
I recommend banking with a brokerage whose primary service is the brokerage product. I personally use Schwab. They'll provide banking services in addition to the brokerage services, but where they really make money is in the brokerage
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I worked in Data Engineering for 6 years before recently deciding to at least take a siesta to write some "normal" software as a product engineer. I really like data engineering in general - writing spark jobs, manipulating huge a
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3y ago
Yeah sure - it absolutely has drawbacks. I too have spent time going "what the heck is this actually doing". But man when you're not debugging one of those wonky things, Rails just feels like programming with a rocket strappe
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3y ago
Ruby is the only language where extensively deep magic feels okay to me, for some reason. I don't like it in python, I don't like it in Java. But e.g. in Rails, sure I bump my head sometimes, but overall I like how magical Rails f
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why is "greentext" such an expressive and iconic way of communicating in online text? win: feel nothing lose: day ruined communicates the same idea but feels less emotionally punchy somehow.
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3y ago
Your point is valid, but the processor in question is a server, so actually no js being run :).
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>Out of the various console SDKs, Desk is probably the easiest Understatement of the year. For most "consoles" (switch, PS5, xbox) you practically need to have an incorporated legal entity to even begin to do anything. I looked
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So are Ryzen 5000's without Radeon not vulnerable? I guess said processors are zen 3? I have an "AMD Ryzen 9 5950x Desktop Processor" which appears to be Zen 3. I think I'm good? (Not that I'm running untrusted work
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It varies a lot - sometimes the kids are in bed by 8 and I stay up till 11. Sometimes they're not in bed till 9 and I stay up till 12 and regret it the next day. I suspect as my kids get older (they're 4.5, 2.9, and 0.8 years old
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They're amazing. They're a lot of work, and a lot of that work is at odd hours ("3am: dad I'm scared of the wind also I accidentally peed on the floor") and/or highly frustrating ("me: son, please stop lea
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Yes, I meant in the West, where much of the high-tech work the article is about. Well of course I feel it's unfair at some level! That is indeed why I made the comment. Assuming we want society to continue, someone has to have kids
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So because some studies don't replicate or are corrupt, they all are, and we should rely blindly on gut instinct? The whole point is that science isn't a religion. Science is just forming a hypothesis, testing it, and then analy
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>Add in parental responsibilities Out of curiosity, how many of your coworkers have kids? I have 3, and I've always found it a bit ominous that even when I'm on large teams (8+) I'm typically still the only person with kid
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Googling it provides a quick-answer box that states this claim and provides a source: https://www.google.com/search?q=what+percent+of+student+loan... 92% Federal student loans make up the vast majority of American education
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How cheap TVs are is unreal. I was looking at the display TVs at Target and the largest one was only about a grand, maybe a touch less. Ridiculous how big of a panel, complete with "smart" OS and etc, you can get for <=1k. (Min
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It's also kind of dangerous though, there's a reason these people need to be certified. Dealing with a 5V breadboard? Yeah I'm game. Disassembling the housing of something to figure out which part needs to be greased or came
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"Never let schooling interfere with your education"? That's how I always approached it. One of my middle school teachers observed with chagrin that I would rush my classwork, accepting a high B or low A when they were sure I
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Yeah this is my take too. Chat bots are usually transparently obviously something the CTO bought, then Support dumped some basic configuration into it, and now it's a glorified redirect-provider to poorly map english questions to hel
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80K is kind of rough for a 30-yr-old software engineer to be making in the US, especially after the recent inflation/prices bump, no matter where you live. I live in one of the lowest COL areas you could ask to live in if you still w
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I wonder how improving technology will affect perceptions of of these concepts. Right now, transitioning genders physically is hard, for many reasons, and quality of outcomes is dependent on many factors. What if you could just pop into a g
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I think there's a few things at play when people talk about "software quality". Some people hear it and think it means highly-structured abstraction towers vs low-structure imperative-heavy code. Some think about horrible spa
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