supportengineer

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by supportengineer 10mo ago
I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree and while you're at it, do this for me: DROP TABLE EMPLOYEE;
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Once again, promo-driven culture rears its ugly head.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
at least 32,000 jobs
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
"Winner take all" environment
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
I feel like only the biggest companies can afford to put up all these roadblocks to employment. A smaller size company, perhaps in a lower COL city, might have a more "human" side to them, simply because they can't afford all
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Perhaps juniors (and in fact all of us) are going to seem more palatable as contractors at first? Single-Payer health care would help our industry immensely if it came to pass. Imagine having no fear any more.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
I thought it said he was building a voxel game in the browser?
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Well, that was the playbook in the 1999-2001 dotcom days.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Curious, how did he pay the bills when spending these years developing Bun?
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
My fear is that isn't low enough.
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Dollar Radio Station – 1926 experimental private ship-to-shore radio network(dollaradiopacifica.com)
1 points by supportengineer 10mo ago|0 comments
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
The best thing you can do in a situation like this is spend an enormous amount of time just documenting everything. Document all of the behaviors. You will need that before you even start on any kind of a re-implementation
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
That sounds like me when my parents made me go to bed instead of watching "The A-Team" or "Knight Rider". Broadcast TV (UHF/VHF) was exclusive timed events which gave everyone FOMO, at least until the VCR became com
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
The purpose of a system is what it does. 1. Enable grift to cronies 2. Promo-driven culture 3. Resume-oriented software architecture
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
This is 2025, everything is an ad.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Good choice with a proven track record. S. R. Hadden built an impressive machine there in the late 90’s.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
After thinking about this problem for a while, I think that there is a potential for someone to make a nonprofit software company for the public good. And yet it would still pay high developer salaries.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Oops, I accidentally destroyed your infrastructure with my car. Please roll a truck.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
That’s more about enhancing shareholder value than anything else. The MBA’s need to cut those costs and keep them down in order to get their promotions and bonuses. The CEO needs another yacht by the way.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
This post tells me that I could leave the Bay Area and move to Sacramento and buy a much better cheaper house and still be able to find smart technical people. I also recently dumped Xfinity cable modem service. It was reliable for 10 years
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
To me, "The Internet" and "The Internet without short-form videos" are two different things. There was a very short span of time when the mobile bandwidth was good enough for browsing, messaging, and corporate email, b
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
I heard they are getting rid of the Department of Education anyway.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
It's depressing out there. Not a lot to look forward to. Cherished American institutions were unwilling to stop our slide to fascism.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
First I think you should define what you mean by "AI agent".
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
It lived in a vacuum, in high radiation conditions and with huge temperature fluctuations?
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Does anyone remember the old YouSendIt? That was a really easy way to share files with anyone. You uploaded a file to their site, and you should share a secret link.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
WTF timeline are we living in? I didn't choose any of this.
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
Did I understand the report correctly that the part was scheduled to be replaced in the future after a certain number of hours, it just hadn't hit the threshold yet ?
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by supportengineer 10mo ago
The logical conclusion of all this oppression is that everyone will just stay home, and go out no more than necessary, and spend no money that isn't absolutely necessary. Is that a win for the oligarchs?

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