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A Day in the Life of an Enshittificator
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sbayeta
6mo ago
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sbayeta
7mo ago
Never heard about postgresql being written for hdds. Could you provide a source?
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An Honest Conversation on AI and Humanity [video]
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8mo ago
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2y ago
(Not gp) I read this book more than a decade ago, when I was very inexperienced. The thing I remember the most, and I think the most valuable to me, is the idea of defining a shared domain language with the business domain experts, with a c
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sbayeta
2y ago
Same here. This is what happens when business/developer interests align.
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sbayeta
3y ago
Could you please elaborate on consulting = death?
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sbayeta
3y ago
Very nice
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sbayeta
3y ago
I just bought a nice Asus Zenbook and first I did as soon as I received it was installing pop os. I keep my old windows notebook near by in case I need something I can't do in the Linux machine, but its use is more and more infrequent.
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4y ago
> Improv is a pretty constant source of upsetting insight into myself Well, that made me chuckle
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4y ago
Just an idea, hope it's not stupid: Maybe you can get/prepare some kind if gel solution similar to what they use when doing an electrocardiogram? Maybe that would make the experience a little better.
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sbayeta
4y ago
I've been browsing Reddit using Reddit is Fun on android and it's a delight to use.
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sbayeta
4y ago
Have my vote
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4y ago
Hi! Thanks for doing this! I've been wondering for a while whether it's possible/practical to create a solo company (maybe Delaware LLC) in the US just to be able to offer and invoice my services as a software developer to US
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sbayeta
4y ago
I run my own email using mail-in-a-box running on a 5 dollar Linode, works like a charm with almost no maintenance (the little maintenance I do is always requested automatically by the system itself, and I'm notified by email)
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sbayeta
4y ago
I think SerenityOS is written in C++
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4y ago
This had me laughing loudly, and sadly. Really super good article, give it a read if you haven't shipped because of reasons
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4y ago
> It has been superseded by X3D.
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sbayeta
4y ago
Looks great. I've thought of a similar concept very fuzzily in my head.
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sbayeta
5y ago
This is top notch advice
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5y ago
This is what makes me really undecided about switching jobs. I've been working in the same domain for almost 20 years. I think I'm a very competent SWE, but I also think my domain knowledge is what really impress my customers.
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sbayeta
5y ago
The movie "About Time (2013)" shows a nice answer to this question. I enjoyed it a lot, so I highly recommend it
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sbayeta
5y ago
This will probably settle with many new small companies succeeding at software products. The interests align beatifully when the SWE are de owners of the business.
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sbayeta
5y ago
Maybe there are more users now?
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sbayeta
5y ago
I suspect this is what most of us do
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5y ago
I'm not on safari (or Mac), so I can't try it. But what I usually do is collapse the comments I already read, and when I check the thread later, I can distinguish new (or previously unread) comments.
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sbayeta
5y ago
I would say, don't spend a dime before you read at least one marketing book. I'm now reading "Marketing Made Simple" and so far it's very insightful.
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5y ago
Plus built-in UPS
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5y ago
I'm working for a local company making ARS800,000 (almost USD 4,000) a month. I think I'm the most experienced senior, with a lot of business knowledge as I worked in the industry (Electronics Manufacturing) for almost 20 years. I
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5y ago
I get a lot of offers from your company in my LinkedIn in feed. I never applied because all of then show a USD9,000 salary, no matter what the technical specialty is, which I find a little suspicious (I assume you're just luring candid
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sbayeta
5y ago
I use Windows with wsl2. It's really good, specially with W11 which brings seamless integration with Linux GUI apps. Definitely worth a try.
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