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by cline6 2mo ago
100 times this. Maybe this was the thing all along that was so difficult to put our finger on for why some engineers seem to have "it" while so many others, despite being productive, don't. It's just that they loved it.
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by cline6 7mo ago
The article say that "Next.js is well-specified." I... don't think this is actually true. It certainly has lots of documentation, but as has come up time and time again, there are tons of undocumented or poorly documented beh
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by cline6 7mo ago
The reason this analogy falls down is that tools typically do one thing, do it extremely well, are extremely reliable. When I use a table saw, I know that it's going to cut this board into two pieces, exactly in this spot, and it'
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by cline6 1y ago
The results are hardly surprising. Using AI replaces a thing the developers are good at, programming, with a thing they're not good at, getting a digital idiot to program for them. Of course it takes longer.
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by cline6 1y ago
The failure of every new solution seems to always come back to the fact that html, css, and js are just too poorly suited for building the complex UIs people want today. And the sad reality is that there isn't an engineer out there bui
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by cline6 3y ago
It's their job to stand by the truth of the work. If management can't deal with that, I'd be looking for my next place to work.
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by cline6 3y ago
"Supposed to take 2 hours"... Who said it should take 2 hours? And an estimate is not a promise. You did the right thing. Sounds like your PM is terrible.
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by cline6 3y ago
They should laugh and tell you no. Interrogate why they need 2 additional months to build it the right way. Why didn't they build it the right way to begin with, adjusting approach at every step? In my experience, engineers (I am one
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by cline6 4y ago
The non-local and not end to end encrypted nature of this are my only turn offs. I suspect that's the case for a lot of folks. You seem like the kind of person that wouldn't go looking at everyone's notes for fun and profit
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by cline6 5y ago
Misleading, bad, injury prone... not sure where your confidence for these claims comes from, but glad you're so certain, I guess. I can't understand what's wrong about trying to find users in the largest corners of the intern
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by cline6 5y ago
When I was first starting any kind of fitness in my life, I went through several of the programs on darebee and read many of their guides. I found the content to be exactly right for me at the time. Digestible, detailed, 30 day plans for be
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by cline6 5y ago
From a hiring standpoint, the problem imo, is that employers set the timebox thinking that it means something when comparing candidates' solutions. I couldn't care less whether somebody spends two hours or two days on it. I want t
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by cline6 10y ago
Plotting the first half of the season on the X with the second half on the Y seems very strange to me. If you were just trying to separate the win percentages of players, wouldn't an X axis for the win percentage with a count on the Y
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by cline6 10y ago
Why do we all think that a simple list can be made simpler? What is it about the normal layout that doesn't work?
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by cline6 11y ago
I will let this man do my talking. https://www.maa.org/external_archive/devlin/LockhartsLament....