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Comment #48003427
See? Nobody agrees with me here, even. The whole software dev business is a joke, really. You know, I believed harder than anyone for years and years. But the lack of true intellec…
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Comment #48000384
Nearly 100% of the scrum processes I was involved with at Fortune 500 companies were top-down mandates that could not be deviated from.
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Comment #48000367
I've been hoping for a paradigm shift away from scrum for years! It was good for like 5 minutes after it replaced Waterfall and then it morphed into a freaking hellscape of grifter…
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Comment #46517452
Let me tell you something about Magic Kingdom: Everything between the parking lot and the rides exists the way it does in order to SLOW YOU DOWN so you spend more money. All of it!…
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Comment #46517412
The skill of the future is behaving ethically.
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Comment #46509297
Don't gamble on this crap. Just...don't.
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Comment #46492279
It's highly questionable whether she changed her personality at all. Why is being extraverted so highly praised, anyways?
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Comment #46492251
But the malware was encoded as an image, how is it runnable on the target's smartphone?
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Comment #46480611
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Comment #46480555
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Comment #46480539
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Comment #46480509
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Comment #46480460
I spent an excruciating 3 months or so learning about IPV6 in a college networking class circa 1994 so that I could be "current" in order to land a job right out of college.
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Comment #46459164
The site that is really, insufferably toxic is LinkedIn.
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Comment #46459160
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Comment #46459151
Delusion. The only thing that will make dead Internet come back alive is another technological leap forward. Big Tech has total control.
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Comment #46456878
How many days a year did Buffet live in that house, though? I suspect he was always on the move such that the home base never actually mattered. Same as Musk.
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Comment #46456786
You wouldn't need the long blog post or any other efforts if you didn't work remotely (remote work is poison). Having kids is a personal choice, but so many of you are failing to u…
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Comment #46425033
I get it, but the quality of headphones with cords has gotten so bad that the male jacks wouldn't last more than a few months. My son has gone through an untold number of corded he…
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Comment #46424990
There must be some axiom about how corporations will eliminate every form of useful removable media, making customers more beholden and enslaved.
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Comment #46422375
I spent nearly 2 years at a major pharmacy chain trying to implement various solutions for them and going in circles. Meanwhile, the entire construction of Epic Universe in Orlando…
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Comment #46422339
I know!!!!!! I've been yelling about this for years how impossible to uplift JVM versions is because of how products were built! It's so crazy. Lots of obfuscated jars went unsuppo…
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Comment #46417318
Had my fill of both until I could not stand it anymore. So tired of the grifters--agile was sometimes good, but mostly a grift.
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Comment #46417057
Wasn't it a riff on "Mojito" which was a popular drink at the time?
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Comment #46416967
I used it mainly because the code I inherited was untestable as written. I made it testable via those methods. Then it got refactored.