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Comment #32430175
Yes, and if you leave the job employer takes half of your stuff and recurring lifetime compensation payments as per the contract.
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Comment #32430158
So, x100 times faster than ReactJS?
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Comment #32416355
Yes, but people love that, otherwise e.g. freemium and ad-driven games would not exist. Consumers have a payment-avoiding behaviour as a status quo.
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Comment #32414665
I have heard that "young people are just smarter", will we see a new CEO of Meta any day now?
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Comment #32414647
> Top of the World tech innovator Yes, top reason an average enterprise developer has to deal with a distributed mess as opposed to a more manageable monolithic one: "we will do mi…
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Comment #32414582
Fighting for scraps that algotrading funds and seed-level start-ups left :).
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Comment #32414543
Some engineers see themselves as merely tools, so they "sharpen" themselves to be used effectively. Why would MAANAM (FAANG is a bit outdated) want more creative ones? They will ge…
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Comment #32404652
Monetisation phase starts.
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Comment #32401576
What is the benefit of hiring them? Mentorship takes time away from seniors and code needs a thorough review if not full refactoring.
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Comment #32385136
"Are you guys working? Yes, sir, Mr. Simpson. Could you, um, work any harder than this?"
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Comment #32385106
> I think Rust will do just fine Not mainstream language 'fine', but fine.
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Comment #32385059
I don't want to sound dismissive, but saying "a game will have a lot of things going for it" to me sounds like about average. I mean it can still work out, but it does raise a flag…
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Comment #32383963
I hear this "luck" thing a lot but not sure that's the case. It's probably more originality + quality. So few undiscovered gems out there, thousands of average things though.
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Comment #32369329
I typically just ignore if for 30 minutes. It seems that they do learn eventually!
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Comment #32356657
I guess you are right, it looks even worse then... Where is that money even going.
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Comment #32353319
International industrial espionage was less of a problem back then.
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Comment #32353203
I got an idea: make search engine take useful results that you want and DALL-E them with ads to serve you mock websites with plausible content.
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Comment #32299775
Kubernetes... It's something they used to utilise in the past before cloud-native, right?
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Comment #32287842
Isn't slow deterioration into a second/third world socialism more likely?