I'm wondering if I should start looking for new work already. I've been here six months. I really miss working on Linux, I miss my previous income, and I'm so sick of working logistics. Everything at this shop is a continual dumpster fire.

They have tuition reimbursement, so I could potentially work on my MBA. But it also requires me to stay with the company for 1 year after the completion of each semester they reimburse. Might be worthwhile if I apply for a management role.

Hey guys,
I have created a new product on my own in my apartment.
It is an AI reviews analyser for App store and play store reviews.
It is a proper distribution platform as well.
You can check out at kibbar.com

There are a lot of bugs, because I did not had any budget for hiring QA person and I spent all my time building frontend, backend Database and server optimization.

Will appreciate the feedback and the bug and also new feature recommendations.

Thanks in advance.

I am able to automate everyone away within 15 hours but not earlier. It's a riddle.

The one challenge I've faced in software and threw in the towel after close to a month of turmoil, bearing neither respite nor compensation. At the end of the ordeal, I was too exhausted to grieve. I mentally scheduled my reunion with that project for an indefinite date. The day arrived four months later. I spun up the project. My first two attempts to compile it met familiar resistance. I braced myself for another lengthy counselling session and indulged chatgpt. Following its guidance, I tweaked one of those inscrutable resource names and remedied the obstacle

Everything compiled, presenting the login screen. Last year, I deployed every tactic to introduce users with known credentials I can login with, to no avail. Shortly after my resignation, one of the project's most senior maintainer took compassion and availed me the undocumented system's particulars. I Entered them in the box, expecting to be bundled out as usual. Instead, those defiant gates swung open and gave me a warm embrace. I hurriedly screenshotted the triumph and sent to the long estranged client, who must have been wondering where he'd met this incompetent lunatic

All those harrowing day and nights, I and my llm aides had successfully reverse engineered sormas setup. We were just a few pass codes away from conquest. It felt like the time Albert Einstein dejectedly denounced one of his theories as a mistake. Years after he perished, it was revealed he was actually right the whole time

My record has been rectified. There's nothing I've tried to accomplish in software but could not surmount

I'm on an interview process with another company.

I'm pretty happy where I am, everything is good, but I actually need more money and I won't get a raise where I am right now. Salary revisions are frozen for the time being.

And they've never been great increases, just small percentages.

If it weren't for the money I would stay here.

Man, I always miss Rust whenever I'm using another language ;_;

Exhibit A: Serialization and deserialization

With serde in Rust you just derive the Serialize/Deserialize trait with a simple annotation and now you can magically serialize/deserialize the struct with any serde backend, whether JSON, YAML, some binary format, whatever

Currently doing C# and I just want to cry ;_;

I just ask Docker to build me a figure...I'm learning this shit fast...

DLSS5 in games looks horrendous lmao

https://nvidia.com/en-eu/geforce/...

I hate searching for things and reading the top articles today. It's either mainstream crap or LLM generated. Some of it might not be LLM generated, but it reads that way because people use these things so much they write like them now!

So I wrote a simple web form that makes it easy to restrict searches by year ranges:

https://battlepenguin.com/tech/...

It's pretty amazing, being able to use modern search engines and actually find really interesting articles that would normally be lost to time.

Imagine wanting to wait until someone else comes to the office, receive an email, and understand your problem, "solves" it, and send it back to you instead of putting an image in 2 PDFs yourself.

high trust society but everything is a scam

Me: *clicks on More Rants*
Devrant: "Slim Application Error, sorry for the inconvenience"
Me: *presses ctrl+shift+i*

strange that every company is #1 innovative best people ever

Oké, there are just a few people left that want to win the prize that dfox promised us a while ago. Thousand dollar tax free for the last devrant user. I will have it.

Proving at @Lensflare that you still can create rants if you're powerful enough.