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    Comment #47645972

    >If instead you wait when there is a real fire, you can get the 15 teams actually fixing that one. In this case, with Microsoft's really amazing revenue stream, a charismatic manag…

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    Comment #46737891

    > logging into MS Teams I mean, this is one application nobody should ever log into!

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    Comment #46736149

    >I personally can't accept shipping unreviewed code. It feels wrong. The product has to work, but the code must also be high-quality. Sadly review isn't enough. I just today I foun…

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    Comment #46402555

    Those people on the boeing flights would have appreciated a little more of the correct motivations. Instead they got McDonnell Douglas'd As it turns out the motivations matter way …

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    Comment #46224096

    Another key difference is that wood itself has built in visual transparency as to the goodness of the solution - as it is pretty easy to figure out that a cabinet is horrible (I do…

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    Comment #45594872

    You want to pay me bank to rubber stamp bad code? Weird flex but alright!

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    Comment #44941566

    3. ... 4. ... 5. Profit!

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    Comment #44751072

    If your competition figures out a way to cut overhead by 10% and you don't, they win. This is the normal outcome between similar businesses The only thing that will save RTO compan…

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    Comment #44697406

    I'd love to. First you need to get Tim Cook to stop sabotaging mobile web.

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    Comment #44664498

    I wonder how better DOM support would help a rust web application frontend framework like Leptos ( https://leptos.dev )? Maybe a smaller WASM payload?

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    Comment #44550913

    >(Shown above: my earnings from this bug.) I lol'd!

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    Comment #43995962

    As in all things, it depends. For example if you have an iron clad exit plan after you land that promotion for "delivering" a steaming pile for someone else to debug, and you have …

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    Comment #43505710

    >swap every postgres insert query, with the corresponding mysql insert query. If the data and relationships in those insert queries matter, at some unknown future date you may find…

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    Comment #43390200

    yeah, adding "AI" to something like that really means add in random nonsensical failures

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    Comment #43390183

    Yep, Tim Cook = Steve Ballmer

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    Comment #43390174

    It is almost like Apple has an operations guy at the helm who doesn't understand software at all!

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    Comment #43390165

    This is why I still haven't pulled the trigger on home automation stuff. Bad enough keeping my laptop functioning, don't want that experience extending to the rest of my life!

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    Comment #43390152

    +1 OMG I was going die using that Gemini garbage! Was so glad they had a way to switch back!

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    Comment #43390135

    One feature I love on my android phone is how reliably it sets timers based on a voice command: "Ok google, set a timer for 8 minutes" has kept me from burning my food on the stove…

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    Comment #43384877

    >“Value to the company” means furthering the explicit plans of your company’s executives If you are a software leader, work on discovering and filling customer needs. Filling those…

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    Comment #43215717

    I mean how many hours does one need to work to make the search results even worse by adding more adverts?

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    Comment #42512691

    >What do you do if you need to look up the definition/implementation of some function which is in some other file? I work on a massive monorepo that the LSP chokes on regularly. In…

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    Comment #41659905

    Yep once we kick the PMP out, then we can work on safety so people will openly share where they are in the battle with the real enemy - the software. As it turns out 10x isn't enou…

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    Comment #41652270

    Almost all problems with daily scrum/kanban/whatever can be traced back to inappropriate management. Most of the time the issue is the daily whatever has been turned into a demotiv…