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vurudlxtyt
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Comment #48145107
Well, given I was laid off due to “AI productivity gains” (in actuality, improving opex), I’m already worried…. About my mortgage payments. The interview bar has felt extremely hig…
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Comment #48124354
Honestly the fundamentals, and the tools for that matter, haven’t really changed. Just the trend of popular genre and composition.
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Comment #47958995
A personal relationship and trust, as seems to be the case here?
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Comment #47781216
Do you recall the iced tea company rebranding to a blockchain play a few years ago? Smells the same to me.
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Comment #47650640
Grug brained developer meets AI tooling ( https://grugbrain.dev )
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Comment #47271807
Do you believe everything management tells you, whether you’re internal or external?
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Comment #46962182
Just install another distribution—Bazzite has some conveniences in setup, but doesn’t fundamentally provide anything that you can’t get elsewhere, and a lot of those customizations…
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Comment #46676062
That sounds like a strongly held opinion rather than a fact. I like em-dashes and will continue to use them.
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Comment #32064368
Hard to read this with the level of snob-factor immediately present in the first couple paragraphs. Right away, it put me off on wanting to find common ground with the author to ag…
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Comment #29282804
Not sure about the "doesn't last long" part. Certainly doesn't fit my experience of 5+ years on an FC660C, or others' anecdotal evidence.
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Comment #29119399
FWIW I've had this work out of the box for several years. Could be a case-by-case thing, but I've only ever had to configure it to my preferences rather than surprise-discover that…
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Comment #29119350
People like to parrot this but I've literally never had a breaking change from an upgrade in ~5-6 years of Arch usage. At least, if I did, it didn't take more than a couple minutes…