biggedyb

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by biggedyb 1y ago
Well I signed the petition, not holding my breath. If anything this just gives me more reasons to seriously look at linux phone options.
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by biggedyb 2y ago
:) this took a bit of thought to get the right words.. I am ALL for this, for a number of reasons: - will help people 'find the words' - it's pretty easy to spot someone who doesn't actually know what they are talking
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by biggedyb 2y ago
Eric Strebel did something similar with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_nY6VtMjRM I'ts not compressed into a form, but also tickles the inspiration.
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by biggedyb 3y ago
I've got one of those. Hated the in-box case though so printed one of these: https://github.com/sqfmi/watchy-cases/tree/main/Flipped%20Ch... Also didn't like the watch face so made my own from
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by biggedyb 4y ago
What.. it doesn't really, does it? I'm going to try that now. oh wow that's awesome. consider my hat truly doffed
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by biggedyb 4y ago
Or AI generated animated walkthrough content straight into PluralSight... ...and I write this partly in jest as I absolutely would use that.
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by biggedyb 4y ago
> I worked with a developer who would send screenshots of a text error rather than just copy and paste it.. I've worked with one like that. I got fed up so I just took to walking back to my desk and telling them to google it to see
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by biggedyb 4y ago
I'd suggest thinking about this a little deeper... What department would you complain to. 'Human Resources'... Trying to not sound like I shout at clouds, but we do live in an age where a job (which is a social collective of
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by biggedyb 4y ago
I suspect it's because the building leases are measured in years but the HR contracts are measured in months...
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by biggedyb 4y ago
oh and as for advice on good/bad coding behaviours, I'll be honest that should be described for you by the coding standards for that piece of work, or project, or entire company. If it isn't then that smells in it's own
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by biggedyb 4y ago
When you make a 'prototype' spend more time filling in the gaps and making it halfway production ready (decoupling, documentation, nice-naming etc). Assume ti's going to be reviewed by a psycho. That way if it suddenly become
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by biggedyb 4y ago
tl:dr; turn off the notifications and proritise your workload so you know that the stuff you are clearing is the important stuff first, tell the company you are doing this to focus on your backlog. This is going to come across as arrogant,
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by biggedyb 4y ago
Personally I've never needed to unpick a full blown standalone app like Chromium before, I'll be using repo code or dropped into some hulking spaghetti massive legacy app that needs a bugfix, but there's no-one left at the co
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by biggedyb 4y ago
Learn what you want to learn, and be honest about it. It doesn't sound like you're looking to learn Linux because you want to but feel like you ought to. Well that's not going to inspire you at all! Park that for later, Linux