@asgs it's very possible, but sometimes, after restart, it forgets that user originally chose to shut down. They shouldhave remembered it as a 'flag', they should eventually shut down after a restart or two.

I think some smart ass deliberately made it work like this. I can't see how is this happening out of the box.

Power steering works by using a hydraulic or electric system to multiply the force you apply to the steering wheel. It's pure electric physics. No interface with software codes.

I can't fathom the obsession of including software into vehicles these days. I love my 10+ years car and motorbike. Every parts are apparent, and many parts are self serviceable.

I bet the guy who wrote that faulty code with incorrect usage of useEffect got fired.

I read that it was their admin dashboard web app. How did the bug even reach production server?

These people who jumped ship are stupid. The AI market is oversaturated currently. Everybody and their grandmas peddle AI these days. In such situation, you can't ask for high subscription price. You ask too much, people will simply look away for alternatives. There are dozens of other alternatives. You ask too few, you will be in the red. Because AIs need high tech infrastructure. Either way, you are doomed. My take, leave AI to Meta and Google. They have the money to burn, you don't.

most JS complaints come from specific nitpicking. You don't need to use double ! if you hate it. I personally use strictly boolean variable for this kind of purpose, even though JS itself allows us to reassign it any other kind of data.

let me guess, the CEO wanted to replace everybody with AI?

oh great, maybe I shouldn't let my kid watch Hey Tayo! on my phone next time.

They expect you to do it during your weekends.. For free... It's common here in this industry. :-D

Also all Adobe graphics suite can't run natively on Linux. Using Wine or VM ruins performance and you still can't install the latest legal version with auto updates and sign in. I use it for work reasons (servers), but I definitely won't use it on my personal devices.

Typical brainless client. "If I managed to do it, I would definitely start a business myself rather than handing it over to you, dumbass."

I know the experience. There are clients out there who talked about making facebook clone or uber clone.

You call those bugs? Just because it doesn't support some of your favorite shortcuts? A bug is when HTML / CSS / Javascript code doesn't work as expected!

Firefox is the only browser that supports Ublock Origin, and that's the only thing that matters! :-D

Of course, it would be worth reconsideration if it has bug as you claimed. But it my experience, it has none. MDN itself is one of the best source of documentation for HTML/CSS/Javascript.

AI sucks. I have lost count on how many times they gave me wrong instructions and insisted that they were correct.

It's very typical of UI designer these days. Not only they perform task on each key press (inside an input field), they even remove the submit button.

Microsoft failed to comply with 'if it works, don't touch it' rule. The classic start menu and taskbar works fine. I don't get they love to tweak and ruin it in the process.

Well.. you applied to the wrong company. I suspect it is a 'start up'. It's typical for them to use all kind of fancy framework, burn money thoughtlessly, and go bankrupt after several years. Work in bank company, they still have COBOL on their main server.

@MammaNeedHummus So true.. It always showers us with praises. What is it's hidden agenda?

we asian guys don't need to worry about where to store it :-D

These lazy businesses who installed crappy bot to reply to customers, instead of proper, trained customer service person, deserve to go out of business.

I am looking at you, airasia.com

You are irreplaceable when you are the guy who solve production bug in five minutes. You are nothing but a burden if your code is unreadable. I will remove you from the team early.

I wouldn't apply for any company who put 'prompt engineer' as job requirement. What a joke. What engineer? Even school kids can do it.

Can we safely assume that you have starved to death successfully if you stopped posting tomorrow?

F# is a silly unnecessary creation by M$.

Why make a whole new language just to enforce functional programming?

We can always make functional/standalone methods in any programming language, if the situation allows it.

@tosensei I wouldn't call front end validation + back end validation a silly double work. Back end validation is always needed because users can always modify the request and send some horrible shit to us. It even can be done without leaving the browser. But validating it on front end beforehand is good too, to improve performance for our normal/good behaving users.

Saying that he only needs a browser is a huge assumption. I know some people with old machines who got used to working with ACDSee, Adobe Photoshop CS2, and Office 2007, which certainly won't be able to work anymore if you replace his OS with Zorin.

He opens photocopy service and stationery shop.

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I will say it anyway. You are in the wrong.

You don't get to decide what OS is best for someone else's PC. If my friend's Windows XP PC is facing problem due to having too many junkwares/malwares, I would nuke the whole HDD and give him a fresh installation of Windows XP. I won't change his OS without his permission.

Managers electrocuted themselves to death after trying to open CPU case by themselves (while it's plugged in), since AIs won't do that for them.

Duuude. A kid song cannot be added to our playlist? What rot grow in the brain of whoever made that decision?

Uh.. I wouldn't call them criminal for charging money. Almost all AI models run on awful Python codes, which are horrible, not optimized for performance, and is an interpreted language. Even those which were written in other languages are also horrible, due to their statistic and big data nature (instead of being actually clever/intelligent). They cost billions of money to run, and eat up more power than a whole town. Even when they charge you money, they are still going on a straight path to bankruptcy.

That's why you shouldn't use too many extension. The only extension I have on Firefox is only Ublock Origin. Raymond Hill seemed to be a good guy. He's active on reddit, and he constantly battle youtube's anti adblock intervention. A lonesome battle. Even if he turns evil someday, with how popular it is, I think someone will have figured out that the extension has turned evil, before it get a chance to steal my data. And I used firefox's password manager to generate and save my passwords, I have never typed in textbox manually. I have read that it can't read by extension this way.