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systematical

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    Comment #35617211

    Saved me a lot of typing.

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    Comment #35315473

    This is one of the reasons I will switch from Ubuntu back to Debian. Any Ubuntu tutorial will work for Debian. The laptop I am on today will be my last Ubuntu install.

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    Comment #35059504

    I do work in that space. I build APIs and I use them. I built a springdoc for php so I know a bit about what I am talking about: https://github.com/cnizzardini/cakephp-swagger-bake…

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    Comment #35052214

    yes we could go on.

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    Comment #35052210

    way ahead of what? not github/lab

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    Comment #35052207

    not supposedly, it is.

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    Comment #35052186

    postman, another shit product.

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    Comment #35052169

    I'm actually okay with Jira. I can't understand why they don't address performance, but I can roll with it because its not that abysmal. I honestly haven't seen something much bett…

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    Comment #35052145

    I'll say it, it sucks and its slow. The company I started at recently uses it and I hate it so much. Scrolling through a PR, viewing comments in a PR, adding comments in a PR, its …

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    Comment #34482470

    Most engineers.

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    Comment #34474325

    You don't think AI can improve in those regards? I highly disagree, its not this decade or even the next, but I wouldn't be surprised if things begin changing sometime in the 2040s…

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    Comment #34474303

    Some years ago (perhaps 2015) I told a non-programmer that MOST programmers would be obsolete by the end of the century because of AI. Surprisingly he scoffed saying there is no wa…

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    Comment #34334585

    It's the only reason I clicked on this.

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    Comment #34241665

    I've had the opposite experience sort of. A company sold my home loan off as-is common and failed to close the account. They reported me as delinquent to the credit bureau. So I di…

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    Comment #34102220

    Ugh gonna need to reset some shit. Luckily I don't keep financial or my email pass in there. Those few I remember.

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    Comment #33799515

    PBS Newshour also did a segment on this a while back if you prefer video: https://www.pbs.org/video/how-giant-african-rats-are-finding...

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    Comment #33701562

    I figured this would be an article giving reasons not to use UUIDs as database identifiers...

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    Comment #33256048

    unreadable.

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    Comment #32887862

    Some of the things the poster lists is just jaw dropping, but this is the most painful one. > - it has been developed for 12 years directly on production with no source control ( h…

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    Comment #32729396

    I'm more interested to see how this guys raspberry pi server holds up.

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    Comment #32517271

    > Feeling regret in this sense is better than feeling nothing. Yes and sleeping on a rock is better than sleeping on a pile of dung.

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    Comment #32147624

    Talk about a getting lost in semantics rant. If you want to make your API "RESTful" like this person describes, there is JSON-LD. Most engineers are going to look at all the extra …

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    Comment #31903827

    I gotta agree here. I don't do leetcode challenges. There was one point in my life where I began studying them to pass these filters, but I rather be doing anything else than leetc…

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    Comment #31903795

    I'd by happy with even $20 an hour, shit even $10 for doing their stupid take home assignment would make me less angry. At least they are buying me a couple of beers.

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    Comment #31844498

    Went straight for that PHP example and "coming soon"