Mikushi

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by Mikushi 2y ago
Your "sane" language looks quite insane to me, unreadable mess at a glance.
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by Mikushi 2y ago
Just slinging, Chomsky only supported freedom of speech.
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by Mikushi 3y ago
> Where WFH falls short is building alignment on larger initiatives, and that's what we're seeing. Where are we seeing this? I'm a manager at a mostly WFH company and we don't fall short on this. Big thing is this wa
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by Mikushi 3y ago
> Also Unity games were mod unfriendly That's got nothing to do with Unity. A game being mod friendly is 100% a dev decision. For an example look at Cities: Skyline, lots of big mods and it's a Unity game.
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by Mikushi 3y ago
Eons ago now (circa 2009/2010 I think), when working on Pornhub we switched from memcached to Redis for a few reasons: - memcache had little to no observability, it made debugging cache issues a nightmare. Redis on the other hand is a
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by Mikushi 3y ago
> the same creative explosion What creative explosion? Trash news sites, social media? The world would be a better place without any of these.
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by Mikushi 4y ago
The author is French, the usage of quitted is more likely a mistake outright. As for the quoted version it's explained next to it, he's quitting professionally but likely will continue as a hobby, in French you'd use quotes t
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by Mikushi 4y ago
Out of curiosity what engine are you using that leverages .NET (core) ? Stride?
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by Mikushi 4y ago
If they have data, share it, in the absence of said data we can only assume it's poppycock. Exec teams do that all the time, work on feel, why should we believe it's any different here?
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by Mikushi 4y ago
> The CEO of Amazon doesn't make a decision of this magnitude based on a whim. They'll have mountains of productivity data on remote work by now and it even says so in the post. If it says so it must be true. There's no da
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by Mikushi 4y ago
> It's not beautifully well thought-out the way Python is Slagging PHP and then saying this just means you are trolling which is not exactly welcomed on HN.
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by Mikushi 4y ago
I can attest that France still uses checks a lot. Just over this summer I wrote something like 5 checks. Mostly for work to be done on a house, and otherwise to get around the absurdly low limit on bank cards.
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by Mikushi 4y ago
I'm not related to IronSource but this is some serious mischaracterisation of them... They made an SDK to create installers for Windows that was used by 3rd parties with nefarious means. Said SDK/toolkit has been discontinued for
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by Mikushi 4y ago
> Not to mention that no product can survive without love and support from its devs. If the business wants a stable and well working application, prioritise it as part of regular dev work. As a dev this is certainly not my problem.
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by Mikushi 4y ago
Don't think alternative words quite convey the same meaning/weight. Something like pénible for example doesn't feel quite equal, more something I'd use to describe someone. Bassinant would not quite feel as heavy as well
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by Mikushi 4y ago
I've been to the office once in the last 3 years, it was for a team lunch. Rest of the day was just me sitting in a cold space, on an uncomfortable chair, with an inadequate desk setup. I lost 2h30 of my day to get there. Luckily my em
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by Mikushi 4y ago
I work for a large company and the data doesn't show that, team velocity has been up by 20 to 30% consistently.
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by Mikushi 5y ago
> We need a European Alternative. DailyMotion tried and failed.
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by Mikushi 5y ago
Having worked on video delivery, first play is not paid much attention. In most VPAID supported ads -one of the standards for video ad delivery- you have events fired at set intervals which are what is actually looked at when evaluating a p
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by Mikushi 5y ago
Reading stuff like that makes me happy I've left web development behind me, and things like that were a big factor, the inflation in complexity has been insane over the last decade and is absolutely not justified. CV padding developers
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by Mikushi 5y ago
Apple is extremely developer hostile so it's not that surprising.
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by Mikushi 6y ago
As someone who has suffered through anxiety issues and now have some form of long covid I can see how you would make that link but frankly for me it's not there. The lockdown is not stressing me, if anything I'm the happiest I&#x2
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by Mikushi 6y ago
> pessimistic take on a new trend I don't see how describing reality is a pessimistic take.
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by Mikushi 6y ago
Interesting, I've been eyeing Portugal with my wife as possible place to retire early. In terms of prefab log cabin, any pointers you could share? (Even if portugal specific) Thanks
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by Mikushi 6y ago
Nothing, just forgot about it.
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by Mikushi 6y ago
> The last line of defense against a rogue engineering team is managers who have studied this stuff. If your engineering team is the one pushing in that direction I'd reckon the company was in a bad spot to begin with to have hired
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by Mikushi 6y ago
Correct, you can see Silbury hill as well as a few of the barrows in the area.
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by Mikushi 6y ago
How does that compare with other viral illnesses? Not downplaying, I've had bad episodes of flu that left me low on energy for weeks, want to see how that compares and if it's been looked into (I expect not given recency). My reco
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by Mikushi 6y ago
Because unlike "good" languages it generates revenue.
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by Mikushi 6y ago
> my point was php is slow and max throughput is 200-500 rps Absolutely not, you could already go to 5k rps 10 years ago and PHP has massively improved since.

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