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A post with many thumb up reactions with different skin tones, of course counted separately.
👍6 👍🏻3 👍🏼4 …
Because apparently it matters who is agreeing as a white person and how many agree as persons with a slightly darker skin tone. 🤦♂️
This is so fucking dumb.66 -
Internet freedom is decapitated.
I miss the old internet so much, it was anarchy and today is a corporate globalist blob of control and censorship.
I feel it's lost and there's no alternative anymore, at least not yet.20 -
Guys let's talk about the discriminatory language some people uses in here. For example an user called "Lensflare" just called me a waffle.
The use of racial slurs against my people will not be tolerated.21 -
Learning embedded C/C++ on some TI chips. Need an httpclient for some specific tasks. The docs for the library are almost non-existent. No examples. I search and find examples from 7 years ago (none official). Wild.
There was another library I was using, but apparently it has internal issues and is not being updated anymore. I am using the "supported" library apparently.
Writing network code for desktop: easy peasy. Writing it for embedded: wtf is this shit?7 -
Why the fuck are there so many electrical standards to connect a mac to a phy?!
MII
RMII
GMII
RGMII
SGMII
SRGMII
XFI
SFI
QSGMII
10G-USXGMII
10GBASE-R
100BASE-FX
XGMII
XAUI
PSGMII5 -
Been at interview today for some mobile banking app. Female interviewer describes the process: tech scrrwning for their company, then tech interview for client company, then coding challengde than hiring manager offer. I said I am not doing that, I cannot pass those, my brain freezes at those challenges. I can offer pair programing up to two hours with their programmer. Interview ended quickly amd I am glad I stood up against that nonsense.3
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I can't believe we went from
"Use AI for coding! It's the best companion to have!"
to now
"AI is making you dumber and lazier. Ditch all the tools and learn from scratch."22 -
The morons at work state the obvious like it’s a goddamn epiphany, and get cheered or publicly rebuked based entirely on their standing within company politics.
“While writing code, think of performance. Performance is everyone’s job, and it doesn’t take much effort to write much more performant code.”
> Premature optimization! BOOO! You should be ashamed! Move fast and break things OR ELSE.
“Security isn’t profit driven, but allows us to retain customers and therefore profit. Everyone should be security conscious and work with the security team *before* releases”
> BOOOO! Do your job! Don’t tell devs how to do theirs!
“Being reactive is good, but we should focus more on recovering from outages faster!”
> YAAAY! GENIUS!
ffs.8 -
My secret addiction: defining all colors/ properties in CSS3 variables so that I can easily make my website theme-compatible, and then never making any themes for it.
Hey, at least it keeps my colors consistent....4 -
Can someone explain to me why a static page with 11 links should have:
- database with 3 tables,
- 47 libraries
- full blown next.js setup
- docker container
- infrastructure monitoring
- pin code based admin access to add additional links20 -
I wish dev work was about the tech, the logic, the architecture
but annoyingly it's always about people7 -
The latest and greatest bullshit at the workplace: when you're asked to be an 'ambassador'. This really just translates to: 'take on more work for free'.
Whenever management approaches you with 'honorable extra role', immediately ask how it's compensated and definitely don't do it for no extra benefits (a raise should be default).
Don't fall into the trap.3 -
This is so true. A month or two goes by and it is like learning certain pieces of code over again.10
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Lets assume you don't know anything about industrial protocols. You are also working for a very high profile and very technically inclined company. Your job is to figure out how to get data over a network interface using a specific standard port. The protocol in use is THE standard for information systems in the industry: opcua.
How much hand holding do you need?
I am actually shocked at the amount of technical ineptitude of the people we have interfaced with. How did they get in the door?
When I first started out in my industrial controls career I just read whatever manuals and websites I could find. Do people not do that anymore?
I want to scream: RTFM Mother Fucker!7 -
During a safety meeting on Monday we talked about different potential emergency hazards in our area. One person mentioned Yellowstone National Park caldera. It is supposed to be one of the largest super volcanoes on Earth. I joked that it will be blowing up "next week". Everyone got a good laugh.
Then today a random person I share a chat with on a forum online said something. They said the mountain lions have been fleeing the park for a while. They said the bears are now fleeing the park.
I told Ed this. He laughed and said: "You shouldn't have said that." I said: "No shit..."8 -
I'm a slow developer because i try to think things through before i start coding and end up not doing anything or taking a long time to do simple things.
I dislike just jumping in and writing code because I end up not understanding why things work26 -
When you import an image into an Xcode project with the extension png, everything is fine. When you do it with PNG, it will show a warning saying that the extension is invalid. 🤦♂️8
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It really shouldn’t trigger me that much, but it does.
I fucking hate those spamming assholes. Especially those about crypto recovery.
They make my blood boil.
I start to imagine horrible things happening to them.
Human scum.9 -
time traveler: *steps on a bug*
changes to our world:
- C has python syntax based on indentation and has no curly braces
- mario has fall damage
- tetris is called triris and uses blocks of three squares rather than four
- the word "disk" doesn't exist, everything is "disc"
- every device uses a new version of mSATA instead of usb type c
- screens are 3:2 instead of 16:9
- javascript name wasn't adopted, the language was called lifescript instead, as originally intended. because of it, it didn't secure funding when it most needed it, so it never caught on. instead, microsoft bought macromedia, and every site is written with Microsoft Flash. CSS has XML syntax.
- steve jobs didn't rely on alternative medicine, so he succesfully beat cancer. because of him, every phone has the size of iPhone 4s, but bezels are tiny. everything that's bigger is called phablet, and big phones are not a thing. instead, web is "smaller" in size, every ui is more compact.
- wimax caught on and won the 4g war. 5g is called wimax 2.0.
- microsoft had more time to complete vista, and hardware manufacturers had more time to make faster chips. when vista came out, it wasn't buggy and was very fast. it acquired cult status like xp. because of it, windows 8 still had frutiger aero design.20 -
If you make a db query and it goes surprisingly fast, that means it somehow fucked up your db. A database _never_ works faster than when it fucks itself up. Normal queries are always slow, but wrong queries are oh so quick.
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i ain't gonna build a tetris game for a code test for a job that might force me to work in the office. fuck that shit. code tests are a retarded way of assessing candidates.7