Stop playing stupid. It’s your usual “Even the famously progressive support my reactionary bullshit”-schtick.
”far left” just shows your own bias.
Yes, when you use it’s always dishonest.
Very much applies to this place too. The filtering process that’s been happening here over the years could be studied.
That tax structure is not part of the Nordic social democratic welfare system that you’re dishonestly clout chasing from, but part of a right wing / free market shift in Swedish politics from the last few decades.
That extrapolation is doing some serious work. From a salesy conference talk all the way to the Zig community being toxic from the top down. Impressive axe grinding.
Hmm, it’s a conference talk? Conferences are for networking and promotion. Furthermore, considering the current state of affairs in software dev, anyone evangelising software quality is going to get some benefit of the…
Another obnoxious behaviour I’ve observed lately, is trying to attach whatever pre-existing pet methodologies one had to the AI-hype bandwagon like some sort of personal vindication orgy.
Or it’s just people with different opinions that took charge. I find it funny reading sometimes how my country learned to conform on something that was previously a bit unique and people are like ”yeah, even they…
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There are more ways to behave badly than to call someone bad words. If you’re being that literal.
I guess I don't value the stoic leadership ideal as much as you do.
I'm sorry but I honestly think this is just being superficial wanting to push it through some kind of corporate speak filter to be able to stomach it. > Using phrases like "stinky manager" I would've used a worse…
It's all about tone. The original bad behavior is done without overt "bad tone" but if the response to it is spicy then the former is ignored and the latter is condemned despite being of lesser severity. I can buy that…
No, it's embarrassing being obsessed with good tone to the point that people behaving badly should never be called out for it. The article provides good background into how it got to this point - and it fits well with…
That this is a technological decision rather than rationalizations (e.g. fixing self-inflicted problems are now marketed as a rewrite win) that Rust is a better fit for an Anthropic-owned project.
Given the chronology set out by Andrew, I think it's warranted anyway.
It's depressing seeing so little critical thinking despite clear and obvious incentives (Bun now being part of Anthropic) behind the reckless decisions that's been made here. Judging by this thread a well-formed article…
That's due to moving away from the government ensuring an adequate supply of rental units over the last decades. Intentional free market style policies.
Because tech is so deeply hooked on fashion and short-termism that it’ll make both a Temu & Wall street exec blush in envy. LLMs floods both these receptors like the Great flood.
I'd expect GitLab to have contractors as well like most companies. Unclear if there's a significantly larger amount at Valve. It's a large gap to fill with contractors though to reach GitLab numbers. GitLab is also a…
Stop playing stupid. It’s your usual “Even the famously progressive support my reactionary bullshit”-schtick.
”far left” just shows your own bias.
Yes, when you use it’s always dishonest.
Very much applies to this place too. The filtering process that’s been happening here over the years could be studied.
That tax structure is not part of the Nordic social democratic welfare system that you’re dishonestly clout chasing from, but part of a right wing / free market shift in Swedish politics from the last few decades.
That extrapolation is doing some serious work. From a salesy conference talk all the way to the Zig community being toxic from the top down. Impressive axe grinding.
Hmm, it’s a conference talk? Conferences are for networking and promotion. Furthermore, considering the current state of affairs in software dev, anyone evangelising software quality is going to get some benefit of the…
Another obnoxious behaviour I’ve observed lately, is trying to attach whatever pre-existing pet methodologies one had to the AI-hype bandwagon like some sort of personal vindication orgy.
Or it’s just people with different opinions that took charge. I find it funny reading sometimes how my country learned to conform on something that was previously a bit unique and people are like ”yeah, even they…
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There are more ways to behave badly than to call someone bad words. If you’re being that literal.
I guess I don't value the stoic leadership ideal as much as you do.
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I'm sorry but I honestly think this is just being superficial wanting to push it through some kind of corporate speak filter to be able to stomach it. > Using phrases like "stinky manager" I would've used a worse…
It's all about tone. The original bad behavior is done without overt "bad tone" but if the response to it is spicy then the former is ignored and the latter is condemned despite being of lesser severity. I can buy that…
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No, it's embarrassing being obsessed with good tone to the point that people behaving badly should never be called out for it. The article provides good background into how it got to this point - and it fits well with…
That this is a technological decision rather than rationalizations (e.g. fixing self-inflicted problems are now marketed as a rewrite win) that Rust is a better fit for an Anthropic-owned project.
Given the chronology set out by Andrew, I think it's warranted anyway.
It's depressing seeing so little critical thinking despite clear and obvious incentives (Bun now being part of Anthropic) behind the reckless decisions that's been made here. Judging by this thread a well-formed article…
That's due to moving away from the government ensuring an adequate supply of rental units over the last decades. Intentional free market style policies.
Because tech is so deeply hooked on fashion and short-termism that it’ll make both a Temu & Wall street exec blush in envy. LLMs floods both these receptors like the Great flood.
I'd expect GitLab to have contractors as well like most companies. Unclear if there's a significantly larger amount at Valve. It's a large gap to fill with contractors though to reach GitLab numbers. GitLab is also a…