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by CSSer 2y ago
> To some extent most of the jobs I find in tech seem to me to be societal busy work. And the people that make those jobs seem to take themselves a bit too seriously. I’m not sure if this is what you’re talking about, but people outside
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Yeah, I think I’ve started every job I’ve ever had in this industry in the early spring or early fall. The equivalent reasoning for the spring would be that they just got new budget and are doing much needed hiring.
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I can anecdotally attest that the market, at least in agency spaces, has definitely shifted to offshoring/outsourcing mode. I think it’s a reaction to our swelling salaries during the pandemic during the hiring craze, and like always,
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It’s not that we don’t want to dream. I’m right there with you. The issue with your examples is that they aren’t political but UI design languages are. Imagine if the UN appointed one ambassador to unilaterally represent every Slavic countr
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This narrative might be shifting in realtime with the LLM race and privacy wars. How do I advertise in Gemini? Do Google users want me to? I’ve worked in and around digital advertising and marketing for the better part of a decade. We look
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Ugh, same. You’re right. Nothing is safe at Google or even a safe bet with Google. Look at third-party cookies. I can’t believe there isn’t outrage in the streets over the fact that they beat that drum for four straight years and now they s
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You have an overflow issue in iOS (mobile) Safari.
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Fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration.
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Gladly! I’d go so far as to even say I was articulate.
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That is a blast from the past! This was around the time of slide-out keyboards, right? I remember using this now too.
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Syntax is occasionally nice for that “Everyman programmer” quality it has. There’s a lot of humility in the way they approach topics.
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I’m sorry you had to find out this way, Deckard (Rachel?).
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It's also worth considering that the value of this license is very likely not a net loss even if your initial product doesn't work out.
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My point was that his theory on animals suggests a hard cut. He believed, or at least operated at a time where the church required he believe, that humans were special. This doesn’t work. Dogs and monkeys are just one clear example of kinds
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Descartes also thought that animals were little “automatons”. The model doesn’t quite pan out. It seems much more accurate to describe consciousness as emergent.
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This 1000%. It’s even more true and viable in any industry saturated with competition that is married to the opposite standards. Yet here I am, simply baffled that someone else tried to argue that not having declared bankruptcy before could
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This is going to sound like an ad, but I exclusively fly SW domestically. As noted, they used to look like a worse value but only because of the way competition handled fees. Couple this with the standard rewards program and I think SW is a
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Cool to see this going smoothly. The only thing I’m scratching my head about is “RSC (soon)”. That’s a big question mark that I would’ve liked to see more info on in this announcement. Things like “use client” and “use server” are have impl
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For some people, this is all you need (sorry, couldn’t resist)!
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I expected to read that and find it was a fluke accident. Instead, it reads like the scientists shrugged before the injection and said, “What’s the worst that could happen?” That’s unreal. It killed monkeys under similar circumstances and t
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Where’d you end up moving to, out of curiosity? I’ve kind of been in the same boat.
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It’s true. My first job was as a cashier at Kroger. I remember looking at the pay tables and being shocked. You could make impressive money as a cashier at Kroger… if you worked there for 30 years. Virtually no one I worked with had even wo
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Forget ints. What FP precision? That alone could skew numbers.
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Think that whole major, unpatchable security flaw thing could also play a part? I could see them wanting to put distance between themselves on that fast too.
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Personally, I like Namecheap. They offer really robust DNS configuration, extraordinarily low TTLs, and they have a dashboard that isn’t complete trash. I’ve learned over time that outside of exorbitant exceptions, the prices are irrelevant
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The timing is very convenient. My pop culture read is that they had a surprise hit in Shogun, and if you’re going to pull the trigger on this approach it’s hard to say when the next opportunity to do so without it reflecting better on you t
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I don’t think it fits the definition of a cargo cult. It’s about convenience. I can use a <header /> and the screen reader announces it as such. I could do that with ARIA, but why put in the extra effort? To use a more gross exam
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Yes, this was my haphazard, lazy way of referencing it. Thank you for sharing the link!
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I think the next time someone asks me to describe Python I’m just going to reply, “Beautiful, but crazy.”
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This entire article has dog in burning house vibes, but I can’t tell if it was intentional or not. I’ll give them credit for being a good sport about it at any rate. Homebrew is an interesting beast. I was debugging something architecture-r

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