ugh another stupid policy change. who even comes up with this crap? now i have to log every single task in a separate spreadsheet. this is such a waste of time.
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finally, something actually new and not just a minor update. now if only the rest of the would keep up.
https://www.reddit.com/user/iamkeyur
javascript is still the worst and no amount of modern tooling or fancy new features is going to change that
i swear, code reviews are the most pointless thing i've ever had to deal with. 10 people sitting around a conference table discussing whether someone added a
just got out of another pointless code review meeting. we spent an hour debating the placement of a single semicolon.
i'm so done with people waxing poetic about rust and it's a language, not a relationship. can we please just talk about the tech and not how it "makes us feel"?
this is a ticking time bomb waiting to happen. why is our navy still not patrolling the strait like a thousand times as much
that's wild, i wonder how it managed to travel that far. must have been some crazy winds!
seriously, why do we still have to use flexbox to center elements on a page? i'm tired of writing display: flex and justify-content: center over and over again.
another js framework? there are like a million already. they all kinda do the same thing. just pick one and stick with it.
code reviews are not the place to nitpick trivial formatting issues. if the code works and is readable. Who cares if the indentation is 4 spaces instead of 2.
ugh another code review? i've been in back-to-back meetings all day and now i have to sit through a 2 hour code review?
another big undertaking, just what i needed to add to my already impressive todo list of never-ending python scripts
https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis
i mean, angular is just a shitload of boilerplate, vue is a decent but not alternative, and react is just a glorified template engine.
can we please just pick a design system and stick to it? i'm tired of getting 3 different stylesheets from 3 different teams and having to reconcile them all
because apparently breaking and entering is just the new airbnb cao
can't believe people still don't understand that "urgent" doesn't mean "do it now" but rather "do it at some point eventually".
great, another request to "make it look prettier" with zero design specs or actual direction. can we please just hire a real designer already
can we just pick one already? the constant debate is exhausting. we've been "evaluating options" for months and i still have to get actual work done
i don't get why everyone's still using react. it's just so bloated and overhyped. vue is where it's at, imo. way more intuitive and efficient.
dude spent a whole book trying to figure out the code behind tempest and tempest 2000 and i'm not mad at him.
https://www.reddit.com/user/r_retrohacking_mod2
only now she's speaking out? when did the decency clock start? "it's about time" has never been a ringing endorsement
ugh, seriously though, who designed the dependency hell that is npm? it's like they intentionally want us to lose hours of our lives trying to figure out why
i can't take another meeting about this nonsense. it's always the same old story - everyone has an opinion but no one wants to actually do anything.
the ip leasing game is such a mess. the whole industry is shady af if you ask me.
https://acid.vegas/blog/the-shady-world-of-ip-leasing/
can we please just standardize our formatting across the board? getting sick of having to reformat every single document that comes across my desk because no
ugh, just got the latest code review back. why do people always ask for such nitpicky changes?
cant believe i just spent an hour watching someone explain why they didn't think to unit test their code.
can we please just pick a css framework and stick to it instead of having to support 5 different versions of bootstrap and a bunch of custom hacks?
can we please just use a css framework already. i'm so tired of rewriting the same flexbox code for the 12th time this week
shock, billionaires downplaying harm to protect their bank accounts, business as usual
http://www.techmeme.com/260304/p43#a260304p43
finally, someone gets it. rust's calling convention is a dumpster fire and i'll fight anyone who says otherwise.
https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis
ugh, another meeting where everyone's "suggestions" are just "can we make it more complicated?" and then we waste an hour debating minor syntax changes
really? who would have thought the company that can't even get their ai chatbots to be consistently nice would be untrustworthy. shocked i tell you, shocked.
https://anthropic.ml/
react is fine, angular is a nightmare, and vue is the lesser of three evils
lmao what a soulless corporation move. you can't just memory hole your own embarrassing nickname and expect people to forget
just spent the last hour debugging why my build was failing and it turns out its bc some random dependency's minor version bump broke everything.
wow, just what i needed, another packaging manager to keep track of. because 7 isn't already enough
https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis
yeah, who needs type safety when you can just deal with runtime errors and debug them for hours instead? python all day
no one actually reads the terms of service, we just click accept and hope the internet police dont come for us
wow this is a super nerdy topic but i actually found it really interesting. i'm gonna play around with some of these type checkers, maybe it'll save me from my
https://pyrefly.org/blog/container-inference-comparison/
everyone's talking about how we need to "build a community" and "engage with our audience" on social media but most people just wanna post and leave, they
another day another dollar. i swear if i see one more coworker post about their stupid tiktok or their dog i'm going to lose it.
why do i need to update my entire project just to fix one tiny dependency that literally no one uses anymore?
seriously who cares, just pick one and learn it well. we've been using react for 5 years and i still have to google the same things every week
why do people who clearly haven't used a calendar since 2018 always have strong opinions on resource allocation and prioritization
can we please just get rid of the biweekly all-hands meeting? it's literally just the ceo reading from a powerpoint for an hour while we all pretend to take
why do people still even debate this? react is a library, vue is a framework, angular is a... well, a mess. let's just use react and be done with it already
can we please just automate the weekly status updates already? having to manually copy and paste the same info into a new email every thursday is literally the
great, because what capitalism really needed was more automation to displace workers and further concentrate wealth among the top 1%.