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drums8787
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Comment #47975417
I feel like I finally get to feel the designer’s pain when people arrive with their vibe-coded pile of garbage and I have to explain why it can’t just slide into the product. It do…
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Comment #47692266
I particularly love when the “CTO” is also the main offender.
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Comment #47564559
No. The means can spoil the end.
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Comment #47175358
Dehomag. What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.
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Comment #46427373
I often hear comparisons to Web 1.0 (the bubble aspect, potential for change, etc). As someone who lived and worked during that era, I don’t remember thinking “holy shit, if this e…
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Comment #46113901
This is a big piece of what drove me out of corp jobs. With a sufficient hourly rate people are less likely to have you waste time in meetings. Or maybe I’ve just been lucky. Prob …
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Comment #44882661
My experience is the opposite I guess. I am having a great time using claude to quickly implement little "filler features" that require a good amount of typing and pulling from/edi…
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Comment #41506737
I make a living writing software that's hosted on Windows. I've never felt as comfortable with the command line options on Windows as I do with macos/Linux. Git bash with vim was s…
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Comment #41483750
Been filling notebooks for years while also keeping pretty meticulous digital notes. Physical is mostly personal or ideas (sometimes for work). Digital is mostly work. I like to do…
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Comment #39466459
Technical debt and “feature debt”? I imagine some people would object to things being taken out or significantly altered. An existing & happy (?) user base probably carry weight.
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Comment #39337087
I recommend the book “why we sleep”. It helps (helped me) understand some of the fundamentals of sleep and why it matters
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Comment #39337042
Not sure that day/night matters but an essential element is the cycles you experience during extended sleep. Naps won’t make up for that. Night is probably most realistic because o…
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Comment #38844244
The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum is a fantastic place. I was on a backstage tour a few years ago and seeing early 20th century cartoons at original size was such a trea…
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Comment #38740068
Did your cat tell you its name?
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Comment #37859498
> Lily Jamali: So you call this “Cerebral Valley,” is that right? > ... > Jamali: Got it. What does that mean, that term? > > Tan: Well, I think it’s a play on really the brain,...…
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Comment #37674392
I'm holding on to two x230s as backups (only need one, happen to have two). Great little machine, still enjoy it for basic hacking and writing once in a while.
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Comment #37587444
Some “artists” I know are scraping by on work that could be eaten by generative AI. Even if they don’t self identify as “illustrators”.
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Comment #37458612
Barge hauler 4th from the back appears to be checking his messages.
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Comment #37376796
Did exactly this for about the same amount of time. Couldn’t be happier.
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Comment #37282686
Not sure exactly what you mean but you can have lower average life expectancy and still see lots of people reaching old age (60-80). Longer average contemporary lifespan in the wes…
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Comment #35568793
I don’t know, it works now (ios). First time it just showed some untraditional looking navigation that I couldn’t get past. This time the content actually displayed.
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Comment #35534184
I’d read it if the site would let me do so.
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Comment #35003300
My manager is blissfully absent.
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Comment #34586592
100% agree re: Doom Emacs. Evil mode user and no issues with emacs pinky ;-). It's a perfect match. No concerns about performance either, start my emacs in the morning and close it…
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Comment #34558741
Agree. It seems it would buy you points at another FAANG but if I were interviewing an ex FAANG I would be concerned about mismatching perspectives and experience around scale and …