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The dysfunction at those places is more than enough to cause burnout by itself. Source: I work at one such job now.
> I'm happier making my own deal with the boss. And i bet your boss is even happier!
I suspect many of these open source developers are employed in this capacity on some level by for-profit corporations (which sadly does bring a high degree of dysfunction in terms of resource allocation). But I can't…
Hell no. That's what the state and taxes are for. I certainly don't need more crap from a gift shop in my life. The reason why I'm proud to be an american is because we fund stuff like this an national parks and…
> You can configure it with a GUI, or in XML, or using a type safe Kotlin DSL. This is making me realize I want a CI with as few features as possible. If I'm going to spend months of my life debugging this thing I want…
The browser is a platform lockin. One with shitty search and spam on most pages and javascript. Maybe we need a new type browser that doesn't try to be an app platform but rather tries to be a document browser.
> The fact is that if you want to maximize your "market value", you still need to be _very_ good at React. In some sense yes, but full-stack engineers are nowhere near the top of "market value". Frontend has a pretty…
80 years ago we were intentionally firebombing European civilian populations. I don't think it's a comparable situation. Israel has no justification for engaging in total war tactics (or rather, the justification is…
Yes, blog posters keep writing. This does not imply anything about whether or not it's a waste of time to read. But, substack is where the comments are, and the comments are generally the valuable part.
Israel is using AI to murder people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI-assisted_targeting_in_the_G... It's not clear this is any different from just bombing random locations, but we're certainly already at the bad place.…
Surely google translate would be less of a waste of energy.
The downvoting here (as well as comment scoring) is probably my least liked thing about the site. It exacerbates the already prominent issue of hivemind and seems to actively lower the quality of discussion. People seem…
> You’ll get your data synced for you How does this happen without an interface for conflict resolution? That's the hard part.
Graphs don't really capture the entirety of hashmaps and other indexing concerns. Other than that yea I agree.
> If what you desire is a tiny, curated web full of like minded skilled technologists, like it was before Usenet eternal September, that exists today. I mostly remember porn. Granted, i was a child.
> There's a corner of the Internet where people have been reclaiming their digital independence by hosting their own websites Or you can log off. There's no need to post. Plus there are church doors in your physical…
It's not cheaper. However, Coca-Cola does consume an enormous quantity of water and it is popular and it does drive the cost of water up. I'd prolly be pissed too if I were mexican.
Brita filters most certainly do filter out "microbes". Just with low certainty that drops over the age of the filter.
Anyone who claims the west is clean has never been to philly
I'd appreciate an insight into what above poster allegedly misunderstands.
> If that profit were put to better use elsewhere it would be. how economists managed to fuse math with mysticism I have no clue. This certainly never came from adam smith.
> There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. -Phil Karlton Let the tooling figure out the formatting, just sweat the syntax. And build whatever you can!
What you think the US is all the way on the down-side of the app? hell no. We're the center of the universe babee.
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The dysfunction at those places is more than enough to cause burnout by itself. Source: I work at one such job now.
> I'm happier making my own deal with the boss. And i bet your boss is even happier!
I suspect many of these open source developers are employed in this capacity on some level by for-profit corporations (which sadly does bring a high degree of dysfunction in terms of resource allocation). But I can't…
Hell no. That's what the state and taxes are for. I certainly don't need more crap from a gift shop in my life. The reason why I'm proud to be an american is because we fund stuff like this an national parks and…
> You can configure it with a GUI, or in XML, or using a type safe Kotlin DSL. This is making me realize I want a CI with as few features as possible. If I'm going to spend months of my life debugging this thing I want…
The browser is a platform lockin. One with shitty search and spam on most pages and javascript. Maybe we need a new type browser that doesn't try to be an app platform but rather tries to be a document browser.
> The fact is that if you want to maximize your "market value", you still need to be _very_ good at React. In some sense yes, but full-stack engineers are nowhere near the top of "market value". Frontend has a pretty…
80 years ago we were intentionally firebombing European civilian populations. I don't think it's a comparable situation. Israel has no justification for engaging in total war tactics (or rather, the justification is…
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Yes, blog posters keep writing. This does not imply anything about whether or not it's a waste of time to read. But, substack is where the comments are, and the comments are generally the valuable part.
Israel is using AI to murder people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI-assisted_targeting_in_the_G... It's not clear this is any different from just bombing random locations, but we're certainly already at the bad place.…
Surely google translate would be less of a waste of energy.
The downvoting here (as well as comment scoring) is probably my least liked thing about the site. It exacerbates the already prominent issue of hivemind and seems to actively lower the quality of discussion. People seem…
> You’ll get your data synced for you How does this happen without an interface for conflict resolution? That's the hard part.
Graphs don't really capture the entirety of hashmaps and other indexing concerns. Other than that yea I agree.
> If what you desire is a tiny, curated web full of like minded skilled technologists, like it was before Usenet eternal September, that exists today. I mostly remember porn. Granted, i was a child.
> There's a corner of the Internet where people have been reclaiming their digital independence by hosting their own websites Or you can log off. There's no need to post. Plus there are church doors in your physical…
It's not cheaper. However, Coca-Cola does consume an enormous quantity of water and it is popular and it does drive the cost of water up. I'd prolly be pissed too if I were mexican.
Brita filters most certainly do filter out "microbes". Just with low certainty that drops over the age of the filter.
Anyone who claims the west is clean has never been to philly
I'd appreciate an insight into what above poster allegedly misunderstands.
> If that profit were put to better use elsewhere it would be. how economists managed to fuse math with mysticism I have no clue. This certainly never came from adam smith.
> There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. -Phil Karlton Let the tooling figure out the formatting, just sweat the syntax. And build whatever you can!
What you think the US is all the way on the down-side of the app? hell no. We're the center of the universe babee.