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Back from Alpine to Debian as my daily driver. Here are the reasons:
1. Alpine doesn't support a very niche fan control utility made by one guy for my specific laptop, and HP left me with no alternative
2. Alpine doesn't have OpenSnitch, period
3. My laptop is quire powerful, so the speed difference is insignificant.
If it wasn't for this two super specific edge cases, I would've stayed on Alpine --- such a marvellous OS it was.19 -
IIS, aka Apache But Worse, with the world's shittiest plugin manager, a graphical XML config editor that only shows the attributes of one node at a time, invalid configuration errors that don't tell you anything about which part of the configuration is invalid, and a custom GC config optimized for hosted .NET apps that's somehow even less suitable for hosting than the default desktop GC config.
I had to enable 3 categories of Windows features and 20 additional features that weren't included in the default set for those categories just to host a WCF service.5 -
For me, per day:
-> what the client pays/ what the gatekeeping consultancy sells me for: 1200 (profit +- 400/66%)
-> what the gatekeeping consultancy pays/ what my consultancy sells me for: 600 (profit +- 200/66% - extralegal advantages cost)
-> what my consultancy pays me gross: 300
-> what I get net after wage taxes: 150
The state takes +- 500 in wage & company tax in the whole process.
That´s why I give you my full 20%-capacity effort.12 -
Youtube is disgusting.
They deliberately implement some crap that tries to circumvent ad blockers, fail at that, that causes videos to have a delay before loading.
Then they implement a fucking popup during this delay, telling you to klick there for more information why there is a delay.
And when you klick on that, they essentially tell you that your ad blocker is probably why there is a delay.
No, assholes, the ads is why there is a delay.
Dishonest, manipulative pieces of shit.13 -
A shout out to those considering deleting their dR account [esp. old timers here] and still on the fence. If you can -- don't.
If you're an old timer here, chances are you actually dev-ranted about real dev issues and possibly posted a solution found after all the frustration.
If you delete your acc, all these posts will disappear. Leave them be. Let them be a contribution to the community, to your fellow devs.
If this platform is no longer worth your time [can't blame you, really], you can simply log out and not come back here :)24 -
Hospitals creep the fuck outta me. The excess smell of Dettol makes me wonder how many people died within a 10 meter radius and if any of them are "lingering" around.9
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Vibe coding should be punished of 7 years in jail and a 10000€ fine. Doing so while screen sharing should add 2 years and 5000€ on top.6
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would you prefer to get bigger bonus than see money wasted on company parties with expensive bands and foods ? am i the only one having the feeling, that as an adult professional, i prioritize more to get a good car or having a nice furniture , than having a good party?5
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I hate what AI has done to developers, man.
I was discussing something a couple of days ago while my colleague was sharing his screen. He (Android/Flutter developer asked for my help for something custom in the iOS build) And while we were discussing it, he went to ChatGPT.
He wrote a bad prompt using wrong terms (for example how tabbar in ios is a different thing than android), i told him he was wrong and what the solution is, he didn't listen and went to try out what the AI said, made a bunch of errors, the proceeded to copy the errors to chatgpt wasting so much time.
AI to some developers is like tiktok to kids.10 -
JS: [‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’].join(‘, ‘)
Ruby: [‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’].join(‘, ‘)
Go: strings.Join([]string{"a", "b", "c"}, ", “)
Kotlin: listOf("a", "b", "c").joinToString(", “)
Swift: ["a", "b", "c"].joined(separator: ", ")
Lua: table.concat([‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’], “, “)
Racket: (string-join ‘("a” “b” “c") “, “)
fucking python: ‘, ‘.join([‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’])
talk let's, like exactly, prioritizes python, comes what, and first, comes what, ‘ ‘ second. Like talking, doesn’t Yoda, you make, wiser any.23 -
President Musk, vice-president Trump, Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs, Harvey Winestein — THE 2025 team of STRONG LEADERS the world needs!
PARDON DIDDY
PARDON H.Weinstein
Trans rights is MENTAL DISORDER8 -
If you want to know how bad the job market is in India, a colleague told me that he got offered a job from an employer, where the condition is he has to give 20% of his paycheck back to the employer in their other bank account.7
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Interviewing with a company that brands itself as "AI-powered software development company".
Get sent code test and rules are no AI to help with code test.
I get it, but it's just so ironic...4 -
Do you know that app where you catch monsters by throwing balls at them?
It's called tinder I think5 -
Got moved to higher prio project
- disastrous security
- Built with Knockout.js in 2016
- entire folders of business logic duplicated 3 times to allow for the business requirements of separate regional branches to evolve independently
- Application server in ASP.NET Core MVC but the *real* backend is a WCF service
- there is an outstanding ticket for a list view that fails to load because the API response exceeds the .NET serializer's maximum length. The proposed solution is to stream it down to the client which then collects it into a JS array and renders a DOM node for all 6k rows
- mgmt wants to scale up to the entire European region, not with a single installation but still with a single codebase
- the Germans want interactivity with Relay
- prod database copied around and cleaned to establish new environments, migrations lost to time
- read-only queries have a tendency to deadlock17 -
I'm the only one who loves programming and computers but hate most of the culture around it? The tropes (caffeine addiction, programming socks...), the YouTube "gurus" who makes clickbait titles and usually screams while reading other peoples blogs, the [hyperSpecificWebFramework]Conf where hours are wasted in which seems an infomercial for "yet another way to update an HTML page basing on a series of properties", the hackathons...
More I distance myself from this mountain of BS more my enthusiasm for tech grows10 -
The year is 2025.
WSL2 still makes it a major, excruciating pain in the ass to expose a port over the network without having to look up the fucking command and think about the stupid cancerous networking model every time.
All I wanted to do was run some experiments with AI models on my gaming laptop using its GPU, and expose an API to my other laptop, having the latter as a client.
Guess I have to get fucking rid of Windows forever if I want a fucking usable computer.8 -
Small companies raising their prices after being made VC bitches is a whole separate genre of cringe.4
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LOVE how these companies are keep publishing their "AI models" without verifying or explaining their architecture, their data collection process, and any validation scores.
Like, I am to just take your word for it working "better" because of a study done by the school of PSYCHED(🤪)?7