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dystopiandevel
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Comment #49225768
This is a great strategy. It is something I do in code reviews as a senior developer. There has been observed longer code reviews for seniors and this kind of approach keeps it man…
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Comment #46819311
Medullary sponge kidney
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Comment #46819295
It's okay, I thought it was a drug cartel
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Comment #46665451
Congratulations, well deserved. 100x impact.
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Comment #46665436
My favorite was If it has been mass maintained by some random person in Nebraska since 2003, that is battle-tested infrastructure.
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Comment #46664530
Be assertive and transparent and then use the app. Otherwise you are just being passive aggressive.
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Comment #46664519
Two words Flipper Zero
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Comment #46661582
I can appreciate the reasons you have for wanting it. The only problem is when it affects my hiking experience. It annoys the crap out of me to hear it coming loudly from down the …
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Comment #46491267
How's that? VLC, GIMP, Ubuntu search and settings. Terrible. Great products, awedul UX.
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Comment #46480047
I certainly didn't. Along with the oil is more distraction from the Epstein files. Call me jaded but he has done this several times as a distraction.
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Comment #46480031
It is early in the news but I also read about the US working on directly having the nation transition. Gives me bad vibes as someone who lived through the invasion of Iraq. TBH, I …
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Comment #46469905
Don't be rude. Provide a thoughtful response.
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Comment #46469890
This is not my experience whatsoever and someone who works 50+ weeks for big tech. Especially with decreased value for the human element in favor of AI there are now more demands t…
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Comment #46274917
Agricultural jobs accounted for more than 80% of the preindustrial workforce. Granted you still needed people to maintain the jobs and some roles weren't entirely replaced or repla…
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Comment #46155243
Also having explicit error handling is useful because it makes transparent the possibility of not getting the value (which is common in pure functional languages). With that said I…