zanellato19

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by zanellato19 5d ago
i.e., luck
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by zanellato19 5d ago
The stakeholders should be held accountable to this. C level and PMs. Otherwise they just push what they believe will be better, no matter what developers say.
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by zanellato19 6d ago
They are hidden behind the enormous mass of bullshit, so its much harder to find. I keep trying to find new blogs to follow and I find it very hard to do so. HN is basically the last place I can find it.
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by zanellato19 15d ago
Steve Jobs will be forever be remembered as an asshole.
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by zanellato19 22d ago
Brazil is trying that and getting a bad look from the USA. Can you imagine a smaller nation doing the same? What would the USA do?
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by zanellato19 2mo ago
The fact that people say "I've read 30 books last year" when they heard the book is absurd to me. It is a completely (and honestly quite interesting) medium. I've heard and then read a few books and the experiences are c
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by zanellato19 5mo ago
Yeah, boiling water with lemon helps, but without it my wife has a lot more gases. One article that they tested, can't explain it properly and we have seen over and over working, I very much don't believe they did it right
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by zanellato19 5mo ago
The article I posted mentions they tested it and it works, but not completely.
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by zanellato19 5mo ago
It's a Portuguese article, but a well known thing in Brazil to leave them in water https://www.nationalgeographicbrasil.com/ciencia/2024/10/voc...
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by zanellato19 5mo ago
The alt tab implementation on macos is awful.
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by zanellato19 5mo ago
When doing college we can only start using those tools when we understand the principles behind them.
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by zanellato19 6mo ago
Executives always justify their own bizarre salary by saying that they make the decisions, but they never lose their position when those decisions are shit. They fire a bunch of developers and "refocus" like this article. The labo
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by zanellato19 7mo ago
Are you equating covid to the common cold? If so, this comment is absurd.
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by zanellato19 7mo ago
Yeah, this is bizarre that we just accepted. "oh, we get so much content that we can't possibly review it all" then don't accept anymore content from anyone? Honestly, the fact that these companies are too big is a big b
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by zanellato19 7mo ago
Only a small handful of people will do something like that. For most people, losing people is a nonstarter
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by zanellato19 7mo ago
Because it's a fucking great book. Books aren't made just from concepts. It's a great exploration of human concepts and interactions.
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by zanellato19 7mo ago
> f you want to write good fantasy, it helps a lot to include: Huge exploding fireballs. Cool-looking protagonists mastering the battlefield with confidence and style. World-altering stakes. Maybe for people that don't subscribe to
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by zanellato19 7mo ago
I think it feels like shit, tbh. That's my biggest problem with it. The feedback on moment to moment is longer than building by myself and the almost there but not there sucks. Also, like the article states, waiting for the LLM is so f
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by zanellato19 9mo ago
Every single time. Where are these developers? Orms are a god send 98% of the time. Sure, write some SQL from time to time, but the majority of the time just use the ORM.
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by zanellato19 9mo ago
This also makes labor laws much less effective because the companies move countries to avoid them.
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
I think labor is worried about a bunch of practical things that the Democrats didn't know how to communicate and Trump did. Did he mislead them? Yes but honestly, so did a lot of Democrats. All that to say, yes, but Capital has a lot m
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
Claiming that all of these would not exist without VC is hard to believe.
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
Yeah, this is a deliberate choice to make labor less powerful. Capital is willing to be less efficient for that. He does touch upon this by saying that Capital wants every worker to be replaceable.
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
I feel like this is basically what the Rails world does. Sidekiq handles a lot of this for you and it's honestly an amazing tool. It does rely on redis, but it's basically the same idea.
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
I think you are being reductive on your original comment. The idea of cycling planning and implementation is nothing new, and quite used on the other disciplines. Saying that agile is the problem is misguided and pointing to other engineeri
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
I find it weird that you are not DV since the stuff you list here has caused a lot of issues for a lot of people _and_ things have gotten much much worse. The internet is so much more prevalent than it was 15 years ago. The danger is much h
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
Nonsense. I know and talk to multiple Engineers all the time and they all envy our position of continuing to fix issues in the project. Mechanical engineers having to work around other component failures all the time because their lead time
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by zanellato19 10mo ago
That isn't a reasonable response because governments can't be changed in a whim and aren't controlled by a single person, two good things.
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by zanellato19 11mo ago
I lost power for 10h in my city recently and it was a big fucking deal. The last 5 years that's the first time that happened. I would say I have less than a hour of downtime per year in the other years PS I don't live in the US.
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We Used to Read Things in This Country(thebaffler.com)
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