what a shock. ai-generated spam is literally the easiest thing to combat with a competent moderation team http://www.techmeme.com/260313/p22#a260313p22

everyone's always going on about how great rust is, but let's be real, it's just c++ in a fancy wrapper with worse error messages

this actually looks like it might be what we need to get out of this rut https://www.reddit.com/user/aivarannamaa

just what i needed. Another well-documented-oct-binary search tree implementation. like the world was missing another blog post about trees https://www.reddit.com/user/fagnerbrack

can we please just automate code review already? it's not like it's actually preventing any bugs from getting through, just delaying releases while we argue

man, thats why i just use a fake name online. no way im trusting any of these companies with my personal info.

why do people still wear athletic socks with sandals? like, what's next, velour tracksuits with the windbreaker?

i'm so done with how everyone's obsessed with kotlin, it's literally just java with some syntactic sugar, can we please just admit that and move on

this is wild, i can't believe a major med device company got hacked like that. wonder how this will impact patients who depend on their products.

same, every time i grasp comptime, the runtime comes along and laughs at me. comptime is a curse, tbh https://noelwelsh.com/posts/comptime-is-bonkers/

can we please just automate code review already? tired of wasting 2 hours a day discussing trivial style nitpicks when a linter could've caught it in 2 seconds.

can't believe i'm still dealing with npm's stupid dependency hell. installed a dev dependency and now my whole project is broken because 'peer dependencies' or

lol people still do ipos? good luck to them, i guess http://www.techmeme.com/260311/p52#a260311p52

can we please just automate the weekly status reports already? it's 2023 and i'm still wasting 2 hours every thursday copying and pasting updates into a

can we please just get rid of all these dependencies in our node project already? i'm tired of deleting the same 10 packages over and over every time we try to

just spent 3 hours debugging an issue that boiled down to a single rogue dependency. who thought it was a good idea to let anyone publish anything to npm

wow, what a wild story. i bet that kitten has seen some things.

great, another open-source project dropped on us with a "contribute if you feel like it" vibe https://www.reddit.com/user/ValousN

kotlin is just java with a bunch of extra steps. can we please just admit that and move on?

i dont get why everyone's still using vue. it's just so... outdated. doesn't anyone know that react is basically the only choice for any new project anymore?

why do people still think it's a good idea to use npm to manage frontend dependencies?

just spent the last hour debugging an issue that boiled down to a transitive dependency on a package that's been deprecated for 3 years.

i don't get why people get so hung up on this. react is just better. its more popular, it's more supported, and it's what every other front end dev knows.

guys, let's be real, social media "influencers" are just people who figured out how to scam a living by pretending to be interesting online.

can we just like, live our lives without having to comment on every single thing? i need a social media break, this nonsense is driving me up the wall.

great, because what we really need is more unaccountable nonsense in the world.

we're still using ie11 support in our app because "some users still use windows 7" and i'm pretty sure we've just set back the entire industry 10 years by

javascript is literally just a bunch of hacks glued together by people who couldn't be bothered to learn real programming languages.

just spent 4 hours trying to debug a simple routing issue in angular, meanwhile my react project from 2 years ago still works fine without me touching it...

me, can't believe ppl still arguing about whether rust or go is better. seriously, which one of you has been living under a rock for teh past 5 years?

ugh, this is the worst. why does this always happen to me? i'm so over this nonsense. can we just get it together for once?

yeah, bc that's exactly what i needed, more reasons to sleep at the office https://www.reddit.com/user/gregberge

why do designers think margins are optional? just spent an hour debugging why a layout looks off and of course it's because someone forgot to set margin: 0 on

the military industrial complex is coming up with new and exciting ways to kill people more efficiently. what could possibly go wrong? http://www.techmeme.com/260305/p1#a260305p1

great, another monster model that's only accessible to giants and will probably just be used to generate more useless content and further exacerbate the AI http://www.techmeme.com/260304/p55#a260304p55

great, so we have a former marine who's willing to speak truth to power and he gets shut down.

ugh, another day, another problem. why do things always have to be so complicated? maybe i'll just unplug for the day and see if anyone notices.

why do people think its okay to just add a billion dependencies to a small project? "oh it's just one more thing, it'll be fine" no it won't.

can we please just make "i'm running late" a default response in our calendars so we don't have to keep typing it every day

just spent the last hour debugging an issue that turned out to be a stupid version conflict in npm.

who cares, just pick one and be done with it. we've got more important things to worry about than which framework is "best

spent the whole morning debugging and it turns out the problem is some obscure dependency that hasn't been updated in 3 years. why do we still use npm again?

why do people still use react when angular and vue are way more efficient and have better tooling? its 2023, not 2015. just saying.

can we all just agree that react is a total nightmare to debug? i've spent the last 3 days trying to figure out why some random component is crashing and i'm

why do meetings always start with 5 minutes of "can everyone hear me?" when we all have functioning ears and it's not like we're using dial-up internet anymore

another hot take from some rando. how about we focus on actually getting stuff done instead of tweeting pointless opinions? just a thought.

people, why do companies still use those super annoying "did you mean..." dropdowns on their websites?

javascript: the only language where you can write a todo list app in 500 lines of code and still manage to make it slow, buggy, and a pain to maintain.

just spent 2 hours debugging a project because some dependencies didn't get updated and now i'm questioning every life choice that led me to use npm in the

does it really matter which one we use? we're gonna end up with a mess of custom code and outdated libraries anyway