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Started a new job in logistics at the beginning of this month. I was laid off in March. New job is all in C#/.NET; the first time I've not used a Linux machine at work since 2012!
First time on Windows 11 too. It is really horrible. I've started using GlazeWM and it's okay. I plan on making a blog post about making Windows usable.
It's also the first company I've been at in a decade where they gave me a used laptop. Most shops order new ones for new devs. I'm not a snob and wouldn't have minded if they had cleaned it first. I had to wipe it down, get some stuff out from around the keys. Took all of 30 seconds to make it not disgusting.
All the other devs use the same laptops; old ass 11th Gen Intel Dells. Literally the worst generation of Intel chips next to the massive 13/14th failures (which didn't affect laptops). It's got CrowdStrike and it's so damn slow.
Also, Local Admin is limited to a week or two. You have to reapply via ticket just to get admin access and update your tools.
Judging by my coworkers, it does seem like expectations are low at least.4 -
"Block scope in console REPL:
Each line you type in the console is evaluated in a separate, temporary scope. This sometimes makes let and const behave differently than if you wrote the same code in a <script>."
Interesting... I didn't know that. lol -
Me watching a historical drama:
— The hero is about to fight with honor.
— Me: Can they please just fix the subtitles first so I don’t have to guess the plot? :D9 -
Hey everyone,
Some folks thought my last post looked like spam, but I promise I’m not a bot!
It was just about a website/game I enjoy playing together with my daughter. I shared it because it’s something fun for us, not because I’m trying to promote anything.
Sorry if it came across the wrong way. I just wanted to be part of the conversation and share something I genuinely like.
Thanks for understanding!7 -
I work on decentralized applications and I'm tired of other engineers being so dense.
Every time a topic like NFTs is being brought up it' goes almost identical to "Bill Gates is putting nano-chips into people through vaccines and we'll soon be manipulated by 5g signal"
You'd expect other engineers to have critical thinking and getting to the root of things but most of them are same obscurantist as the rest
What else is SCAM, you moron? There has been some shady SaaS companies in the past. Let's declare REST API as scam from now on, shall we?
Blockchain nodes often use RPC and many websites on HTTP and sockets. Let's go all the way and say that all the protocols are cursed from now on
The biggest crybabies are game devs. They are either the most dense, the most lazy to learn staying ignorant. Or.they simply go full cartel on.anything new because they are afraid of changes they won't be able to adapt
Even within the industry there are sometimes groups that act like buffoons. You can have a nice conversation about the importance of decentralization and all that,. agree on every single point when it comes to money and how Bitcoin is #1.
However, when you mention that you can use it for hosting apps reliably, guaranteed consistent API or simply for managing a network of Roblox servers secured by $100K that no-one is going to atack you'll start seeing how they be glitching
The ramping is identical to what folks from TradFi say about Bitcoin: It's all games and not real, not backed by anything, it will be shut down soon. Better put money in bank / rent a server with DB
As if dealing with huge amount of founders who are grifters and the user base who are gamblers didn't make it hard enough35 -
I watched more than a hour over this bug: update-message-text instead of update_message_text. It's the name of an event. The listener wouldn't trigger. I chose the backend using python casing for stuff. I have an rpc that automatically converts getMessages to get_messages using the proxy object to make the source look nice and consistent. But event names are an exception.2
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My previous company that I ranted too much over recently released their AI product. They advertised it on their website with 3 testimonies; The CEO praising the product, The CEOs wife praising the AI suggestion and their freelance marketing guy praising it also.
This new feature/product is also advertised with an outdated screenshot of our product (it was redesigned twice by now) and the other screenshot is of a scrapped feature. At least they had 1 correct screenshot that was used twice in that webpage
Also, they forgot to attach the license billing to this new feature and lost 1.5months of revenue because of this :D7 -
I avoided blogging about /pol for most of the year, until summer hit. I'd rather be writing tech articles, but I'm glad I got this out this week:
https://battlepenguin.com/politics/...
No matter where you are in the political spectrum, it will probably make you mad. 😇 But it will hopefully also make you think. 🤔
The most radical position in America today is the one that rejects both political parties.1 -
What was the logic to b
Not store diffs of large file objects in git as opposed to storing a copy of the whole thing ? -
My urgent, drop-everything, “bad actors have access to merchants and we can’t block them!” ticket that I rushed to finish didn’t make it into the release. It passed QA; everything works. There’s no complaints on code quality, either.
The blocker? My code uses the word “whitelist” (which is already present in the greater codebase in a related feature), and that made the woke VP (who happened to review the ticket) go REEEEEEE!! and demand I fix it to use approved language, therefore delaying the security fix until the next release cycle.
Yes, seriously.
It would be comical if I wasn’t so disgusted.
Oh well. Enjoy your bad company PR, dude. I hope it all burns.rant invisible virtue signaling over security exec says no root gets reeeeeeee’d at root puts out a fire hell4 -
I really have to start spreading leftist propaganda on linkedin lmao
I think it's the right place
(Unrelated, I guess dfox spread the cache, huh?)
EDIT: nope still slow af18 -
I AM LITERALLY ON A TEAMS CALL SITTING ON THE TOILET SHITTING A BIG FAT SHIT AND TALKING CAUSE OF EMERGENCY🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥1
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Pips is one of those games that makes me go, “just one more try” every time. I always think I’ll solve it quickly, but then I end up replaying for 20 minutes because I’m so determined to find the perfect solution. It’s addictive in the best way, and I love how it pushes me to think differently each day.6
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In Android it seems impossible to paste something behind your text often. It grinds my gears. * heavy breathing *4