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I basically spent 2 full years removing normalization from our two projects that was originally added because devs followed best practice. Those 2 years were to do the data migrati…

Who designed the customer flow? In TFA there is no single issue of actual things that web developers could be blamed for. CSP not mentioned I assume it was correctly configured, si…

Web Developers, please follow every best practice, I’m begging you Marketing people just make bunch of marketing domains. Business people push all kind of BS ideas. No one is askin…

Looks like shelldweller learned how to code but doesn't know much about running websites and especially ones that allows randoms from the internet upload stuff ... it is bad to do …

Also you have no knowledge about legal and other responsibilities for running such a website. I hope you will not get into too much trouble and it will be a learning experience for…

That here. I once worked in a place where a guy would pick on me in code reviews, he wasn't really higher position, but had been with the company longer than I was. He was just an …

Question is: what are you building? There is no general answer that will answer which is preferable. It is easy for people to come up with features they want or a customisation and…

But parent is still correct on "zero percent understandability". I have seen dozens upon dozens of Excel sheets which "just worked" until they didn't and then of course person who …

That's not just developers as you noted. It is "velocity fallacy" — product people want "all the features ASAP or right away". Until users with their managers come with pitchforks …

Most annoying on Reddit are people who write about "high yield savings accounts", those might have been there in 80's or 90's but I see right away those people are just LARPINg. 3%…

so penalties for telcos have to be higher than they earn from scam calls. 2-5% of scams succeed but penalty should be there accounting for 95-98% that did not succeed. IANAL but I …

Downside is they most likely are using stolen tokens, not paying themselves so it cost them next to nothing.

I get the comfort that "normal person" would send an SMS "it was me Greg, call me back" if you don't pick up and most of my family is on whatsapp anyway. Scammers or spammers will …

Maybe because people who are target audience don’t need to have it spelled out like that? People who are not really into it, don’t care.

I have yet another take on that. Each consciousness is a universe on its own. Matter is just how those universes interact with each other. This is how quantum mechanics work in my …

That is not really making any difference if you can prepare beforehand and you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.

Problem is „are you sure you marked for deletion all the correct things” because you could have already deleted it before traveling or moved to other device you don’t travel with. …

Do you care about each and every single app you encounter? Maybe you use your 2-10 apps and that’s it? Do you even let’s say — for the excercise sake — use those apps fully, each a…

I see a parody of preppers in there. „Your bug out backpack is not enough, you need space bug out backpack”.

I have seen a bad hire having instant impact on team and after person was let go, team was still getting back on track to pre-hire productivity for another 3 months. We know all ma…

For me it seems this simplification falls flat right away when you take into account budget constraints. It is not software development where you can start a project every month se…

That’s something I have hard time explaining to the business. Yea we do all the best practices but still no one can guarantee 100% deliveries. Just not possible for e-mail. Yes we …

There is a world of difference between supporting open source software or any pro bono foundation and supporting election candidacy. I think a 2yo will get the distinction and you …

I was definitely hooked up on pace of the writing and it was a lot of things that I would agree. Definitely — fucking great — something to read.

Real problem I encounter usually is that business people (and devs) don’t understand OLAP vs OLTP. They think they can bolt on dashboards or make interface having basically OLAP in…