why are governments always trying to find something to fuck over the working class?
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as a back end guy, UI is a savior when it comes to UI, it's not perfect but it's much better than what I can code on my own.
if it's a device provided by your company, it's very likely it'll have some spyware on it.
I got a very similar email too.
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roc lang looks very interesting, I see they use a lot of Zig and Rust, very unusual combo I think.
I also can't wait for the day I retire, I got laid off recently, so that sets things back for me for now, but as soon as I get another job, it's all about saving to escape this damn rat race. I hope you can retire soon too.
if you're in the US, ACA is an option, but it'll be expensive if you don't qualify for any subsidies.
what's a big project built with D? I feel it gets mentioned a lot on hackernews but I've never run into any project using it in the wild.
Elixir is missing static types though, it's hard to go back to work on dynamic languages.
maybe it's dumb question, but how do you feed the results of one agent to another? do you copy and paste manually? or how do you do it programmatically?
you're trying to rewrite history here, Microsoft used to be a well known linux hater, but linux became popular and they had no choice but to accept it. Remember the "linux is cancer" years...
it seems Zig is gaining a lot of momentum, I've never coded in it but it seems like a very interesting language. I hope it succeeds.
I live in the USA so I don't have the choice to just leave, at least not now. So I must do what I can to make this country better.
Many european, asian and african countries benefited handsomely from exploiting other human beings and many of these countries have better environmental protection laws. So I don't think this is the reason.
Elections have consequences, many people say both sides are the same, but there's one side that constantly does things like this, on top of giving tax cuts to rich people that need it the least. Please go vote on 2028 if you don't want more of this.
lichess, it's one of my favorite open source projects.
I agree with this article, but with one caveat. Don't be the guy that becomes the designated INSERT_OLD_TECH_HERE guy in the office while the rest of the team is working with the cool modern tech that has a lot of jobs in the market, don't pigeon your career by becoming an expert in legacy tech, like COBOL, RPGLE or FORTRAN. You'll find yourself in a position where you'll get fired and won't be able to find another job because there aren't many jobs for your skills and because companies only want to hire people with years of experience in the tech they're using, be it javascript, java, go etc.
And also these legacy techs don't pay that much in general, for every consultant making bank fixing COBOL bugs there are probably dozens or more COBOL developer making less than a javascript developer, so you'll find yourself making less money than a kid with a 3 years of experience in web development, and when you go out in the market trying to switch jobs, you'll have a hard time finding a new job or salaries will suck. Don't be stupid and become the fall guy to keep the legacy debt going while everybody else in the company is learning the in-demand cool stuff and padding their resumes with hire able skills. You will regret it.
have you tried https://online-go.com/? it looks very featureful
how's the team liking using go so far? any pain points?
how would you get started learning these things? I've always wanted to do something like this but I don't know what begin with
what's your favorite language?
A lot of people have been saying that they'd rather quit their job than go back to the office, next few months are gonna be very interesting.
how accurate is this? It shows only 5 tables for Airbnb, seems like it should be much more.
lol emacs? vscode probably have a million time more user's than emacs, hell probably vim is more pupular than emacs
Dumb question, why doesn't California invest in desalination plants? I know they're expensive and complex. But Israel and Singapore have several of them running, if they can do it California should be able too.
Yep, a few years later Haiti invaded my country and did the same thing, some towns still tell the stories of the massacres hatians committed in DR, they closed down schools and universities, killed blacks, whites and mulattos, by the time we got rid of them our economy was in shambles and the population was about a third of the population when they invated DR, I think this is the single event that has caused the most damage to my country ever.
And let's not forget for those 2 decades we also payed Haiti's dept to France, something we had nothing to do with.
Haitians love to bring up slavery and their treatment by France and USA as the only and main cause of why they're so poor, but the elephant in the room is how corrupted Haitian politicians and business people are, in the 1950s DR and Haiti had about the same GDP, and now DR is about 10 times richer. Corruption is the main cause of why Haiti is so poor nowadays, I should know, my own country is full of it. For some reason they never bring up Papa Duc and Baby Duc and all the other dictators and corrupt presidents they've had in recent decades.
I really hope some day Haiti can get their shit together and start to develop their country, that'll be the best for everybody on the Hispaniola island.
Hi, what type of board games are you working? I wanna create a makruk game server and don't even know where to start