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sb hermit posted:I am also the shitbag and my code is the poo poo that comes out of the bag hell hyea high hfive
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Carthag Tuek posted:update on this: welcome to being a senior dev! this job mainly entails seeing disasters coming from extremely far away and then running straight into them!
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champagne posting posted:welcome to being a senior dev! this job mainly entails seeing disasters coming from extremely far away and then running straight into them! thing is i dont wanna be a senior dev and im not gonna be. imma go with "ill take these nibbles of the shitcake if you gimme big cash". you can hire another dude if you want a senior dev.
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idk what things are like in euroland but in the us unless this is the first year of your first programming job you are a senior dev. it is more or less synonymous with "experienced hire", as in, somebody who is not fresh out of education. or that's the theory anyway. in practice the standard is something along the lines of "can be given a small to moderate sized task to carry out independently and won't start pushing crayons up their nose if left unsupervised for more than five minutes", which is a bar that not every experienced hire seems to meet. you're probably thinking of a position that is nowadays referred to as "principal engineer" or "staff engineer".
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Sapozhnik posted:idk what things are like in euroland but in the us unless this is the first year of your first programming job you are a senior dev. it is more or less synonymous with "experienced hire", as in, somebody who is not fresh out of education. or that's the theory anyway. in practice the standard is something along the lines of "can be given a small to moderate sized task to carry out independently and won't start pushing crayons up their nose if left unsupervised for more than five minutes", which is a bar that not every experienced hire seems to meet. oh right yeah, that is what i meant. his official title is "special consultant" which is one of the highest below leadership in public service (theres chief consultant above that and i dont think any others) ive been working solo on a bunch of projects, just sparring with the other guy, so in that sense im not a junior im just a dev lol
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but basically im at the highest paygrade i can get in my current position. i can get some extra grades based on vague qualifications/responsibilities but if i want to ascend more, thats what the "special consultant" title is for. problem is, that one is probably hard to get when youre on partial disability :|
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May 26, 2023 19:13
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tef posted:money just don't have garbage problem solved
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tef posted:edit: also garbage collection is so great, it makes up for many problems
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May 27, 2023 01:17
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Brain Candy posted:something bad got into the water at google because this is the same garbage that happened in proto3, someone got really happy to make it impossible to tell if something was defaulted or unset this is from a few pages back but proto3 made the weirdest goddamn choices and there's a reason 90% of stuff internally still uses proto2
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May 27, 2023 01:27
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quiggy posted:this is from a few pages back but proto3 made the weirdest goddamn choices and there's a reason 90% of stuff internally still uses proto2 inertia also proto2 made some whacky loving choices, as did thrift
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proto2 made some dumb choices but they're understood enough that you can just avoid any problems they cause. proto3 introduces a whole lot of new and exciting dumb choices
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I’ll just leave this here
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is this the cell phone thread? here is a mid 90s commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_RHbjFeF1U being able to call someone even when youre on ice, on a trailer, that is new technology. at the time it cost 70 øre per minute (roughly a dime)
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Carthag Tuek posted:wait not like that. theres a danish expression "opening your shitbag" is just letting it all out. but it doesnt work in english so here we are. what is it in danish for i work with many danes
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Sapozhnik posted:you're probably thinking of a position that is nowadays referred to as "principal engineer" or "staff engineer". think there’s a lot of title inflation in devs nowadays. comparing titles won’t do you much good.
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Carthag Tuek posted:wait not like that. theres a danish expression "opening your shitbag" is just letting it all out. but it doesnt work in english so here we are. I am also Danish and I have no idea what expression this is supposed to be, so this is probably some domain-specific term used just for your code base.
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May 28, 2023 19:06
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you just bought 1.000 litres of milk
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tef posted:you just bought 1.000 litres of milk Kamelåså?
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haruspicy posted:what is it in danish for i work with many danes åbne for lorteposen
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tef posted:you just bought 1.000 litres of milk 
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DX24TB1 posted:I’ll just leave this here -sponsored by 
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DX24TB1 posted:I’ll just leave this here good
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How is rtmp still the standard. How is flv still the loving standard.
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RokosCockatrice posted:How is rtmp still the standard. How is flv still the loving standard.
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If you want to stream to an nginx server you're stuck with rtmp. To be fair my opinions ossified when office life fell victim to covid, but I'll blame webrtc's lack of a proper ecosystem on the fact it only had its first stable release last year (meaning 2018). Edit: How mature can a piece of video software be if it's not even supported by ffmpeg?!
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I have been programming on an rpi400 (a raspberry pi 4 in a keyboard enclosure which gives it a big heatsink) for the past few days for a hobby project and would like to share with the thread some observations:
if you want your students to refrain from googling the answer then just make them use a raspberry pi also, I just use vi to edit code so I have no idea if any electron based IDEs run at all on a raspberry pi, much less run with acceptable latency
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I can see an rpi400 running a full screen kiosk or a word processor no problem but it’s the modern web where you really can’t do without anything less than a 40 watt processor and 4 to 8 GB of RAM.
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Read The Manual Phucker
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RokosCockatrice posted:How is rtmp still the standard. How is flv still the loving standard. RTMP is almost the only choice for publishing (not the consumer side) a stream with low latency adaptive encoding over the interwebs. Only below 4K though. https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2853702
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I made a lil website recently and intentionally used as little as possible, just default browser everything with a little css for text and table formatting. holy poo poo is it fast and usable dialog element was clutch. eight million ways to float an element over top and dismiss on click outside or when clicking cancel button? nah there's just one way: dialog
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pokeyman posted:I made a lil website recently and intentionally used as little as possible, just default browser everything with a little css for text and table formatting. holy poo poo is it fast and usable You're under arrest for framework evasion.
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pokeyman posted:I made a lil website recently and intentionally used as little as possible, just default browser everything with a little css for text and table formatting. holy poo poo is it fast and usable css is bad but javascript is incredibly worse and removing it fixes so many issues
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pokeyman posted:I made a lil website recently and intentionally used as little as possible, just default browser everything with a little css for text and table formatting. holy poo poo is it fast and usable 
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Trying out vscode and compared to the jetbrains ecosystem... oh my god. It's like I've been wandering around in a fog of ~400ms latency for the past two years. Definitely stands out that input latency is ordered somewhere along the lines of console you get when grub is broken < sublime text < vs code < arbitrary modern website <<<< jetbrains tools
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i def feel like iterm2 and vim w/ale introduce a ton of input lag on osx i see people zip around much faster on the occasional programming stream i stumble across, i wonder whats the difference
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pokeyman posted:I made a lil website recently and intentionally used as little as possible, just default browser everything with a little css for text and table formatting. holy poo poo is it fast and usable Coming back to front end after having been away for quite a while I was similarly pleased with the state of html/css. I ended up using pico.css and it worked great and looks pretty good by default, too.
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Share Bear posted:i def feel like iterm2 and vim w/ale introduce a ton of input lag on osx Skill issue.
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MrQueasy posted:Skill issue. very much could be! but it seems like there's less delay between keys pressed and things happening, or like less key repeat time for people that dont use movements and use arrow keys
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is Next.js good? im seeing it a lot in job descriptions and i dont know why anyone would bother with serverside rendering in 2023
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Corla Plankun posted:is Next.js good? it's really dumb that you have to add all this extra complexity to an spa that can't actually be used without javascript just for that but that is where we are in 2023 I guess there's also dumb poo poo like hydration which is even uglier
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