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ugiox
5mo ago
And everyone has the same 24h. And it is just their choice and will to either dedicate 30min to their well being or not. It is not about having less time. Just prioritizing the same 24h that everyone has differently. Everything else is just
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5mo ago
Don’t know. But I am in the top 1% of this country regarding income as an engineer (staff/fellow level). I don’t work more than 32h-35h per week - actually I never have and was never expected to. Living and working in a sane society an
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6mo ago
Less doomscrolling, less bing watching of dumb Netflix series. Sensible working hours. And a society that doesn’t demand constant reachability when being off work. It is not a luxury. It is living with common sense.
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ugiox
6mo ago
Now we know why GitHub has a hard time with stability and reliability. Because of this AI slop BS inflicted on us by the Silicon Valley tech bros and all their followers.
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6mo ago
Literally :rofl: here. About all the people panicking that they suddenly can’t work anymore. Come on, how did you work and develop three years ago without AI? If you can’t program or understand code without an LLM you should maybe switch ca
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7mo ago
First let the agent do everything and wrong. But why then continue to use the agent to analyze the problem? That would have been the time to stop using Claude. And why use an agent at all? For some IaC terraform runs? What is the problem no
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1y ago
From their repo: “A reactive notebook for Python — run reproducible experiments, query with SQL, execute as a script, deploy as an app, and version with git. *All in a modern, AI-native editor.* Why does it need to be in a “modern, AI-nativ
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2y ago
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” (from a postapocalyptic novel by the author G. Michael Hopf)
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3y ago
Ha, best part is in the first paragraph: > in a bid to make its borders digital, which is in-line with developed countries like Australia. lol. So England is not developed and compared to developed Australia. lol.
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ugiox
3y ago
How to avoid the 737 Max? Fly only airlines that don’t have it. Luckily there are still a few around in Europe. Since the two fatal crashes I have avoided doing flights with 737s.
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ugiox
3y ago
Good for them. And great of the Patagonia mgmt to give them off. I am myself off - the company I work for gives us paid time off (not deducted from our paid vacation) from Dec 22 to January 8. Each year. Apart from our 35 days of PTO. Plus
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ugiox
3y ago
Most senior software engineers don’t have servers in their rooms neither.
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3y ago
Everyone has 36 minutes to watch a video. Just skip bing watching Netflix. Poor society we are part of, if everything needs to be consumed in 5 minute chunks. One should also think and reflect about the content being presented. Grasp the id
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3y ago
Now everyone sees just layoffs again. But there are so many companies thriving and keeping their workforce. As they are in balance. And are also happy to grow at a smaller pace.
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3y ago
Not the heat, not the yoga, but “doing sports and moving” reduces depression. So it could have been “bouldering may reduce depression” or even “squash may reduce depression”. Why? 1) You move. 2) You can’t do social media at the same time.
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3y ago
Swimming in the Rhine river in Basel (Switzerland) has been possible for a long time and is even officially sanctioned by the city https://www.basel.com/en/activities-excursions/swimming-rhin...
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ugiox
3y ago
One can also decide to just be a https://1x.engineer
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4y ago
And I thought this was about static test firings of their rocket engines…