Wait? They didn’t test it and didn’t delay when they knew it wasn’t feature complete? The failure wasn’t with junior devs.
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Oh do tell… As I think you don’t understand how LLMs work…
Like AI can tell good code from bad. Just common vs uncommon usage.
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Technology@beehaw.org•GameStop makes $55.5bn takeover offer for eBay
3·9 days agoWell if the rent and costs are higher than revenue, it’ll bleed and eventually kill the business. Bricks and Mortar stores don’t make as much as before.
How many GameStop shops do you actually need near you? Sounds like your area was oversubscribed.
Many great brands have died to Amazon in the UK. One day, we’ll only have these big shitty businesses. Anything that can keep bricks and mortar stores in business is probably necessary.
Didn’t expect them to be buying eBay though. That came out the blue.
Works on desktop, so would assume multi system.
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science@lemmy.world•Oxford scientists uncover how the brain resolves emotional ambiguityEnglish
3·1 month agocries in autism
So this is basically a rebrand of fiverrr or whatever it’s called?
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Houseplants@mander.xyz•What are we doing wrong with our rubber plant?English
2·1 month agoIs it sitting in water? Sometimes over watering can really cause issues.
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Programming@programming.dev•Your Engineers Aren't Lazy, Your Codebase Is Punishing Them
2·1 month agoYou must work in dreadful places. I’ve seen it a few times, but most places have been productive.
It needs a good lead dev to set the culture though.
Whitespace change debates can be avoided by using rule sets in IDEs and agreeing standards within the team.
Good static code analysis tools in pipelines and IDEs handle most technical issues leaving reviewers to focus on design, maintainability, clarity and readability.
You can avoid pickiness if you communicate why, so they learn and understand. If you use PRs as a training and learning tool they’re quite productive. If not sure, ask why something was done.
And if you get picky comments respond with “personal preference and not part of team rules”. But also, you cannot be defensive in your PRS. You have to be open to feedback and points and happy to discuss. Be polite even when feedback is invalid. Defendivesness kills constructive feedback and no matter how old you are and how long you’ve been doing it, you can still improve. Oh and if you been doing it that long, you’re a senior or lead and can influence how things are done.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•OpenStreetMap but with reviews and bus/train departure times
23·2 months agoIs GTFS short for Get The Fucking Schedule?
I want it to be true.
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Programming@programming.dev•Engineers do get promoted for writing simple code
7·2 months agoSurprised he got as far as he did. Every line of code that touches production should be reviewed.
If it’s shit, fail it until it ain’t. To allow that shows a distinct lack of technical leadership.
You’ve since shown far more and that should build trust. Never trust contractors without verification.
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlto
Programming@programming.dev•Engineers do get promoted for writing simple code
11·2 months agoActually if you cannot be replaced, you’re less likely to be promoted. How could they move you from your crucial work. You also show leadership by upskilling and building a team that is stronger and independent. If you can do that in a small team, you can do that at a larger scale.
If a company operates different, they’re broken.
Don’t let insecurity push you to sacrifice your integrity, you’ll hate yourself more.
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Jerboa@lemmy.ml•Minimize a comment tree - content disappears if reopened
2·2 months agoGrapheneOS / Pixel 6a
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Jerboa@lemmy.ml•Minimize a comment tree - content disappears if reopened
8·2 months agoYup. It’s been bugging me too.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•How do you explain to your co-workers that you use Libre Office Writer and other Linux apps?
5·2 months agoI don’t. I just export to PDF if I need them to see formatting the same.
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Technology@beehaw.org•Tesla Sales Down 55% in UK, 58% in Spain, 59% in Germany, 81% in Netherlands, 93% in Norway vs. 2024
1·3 months agoTechnology? They are no more significant than other manufacturers. This is business news. Great business news, of course, but not technology.
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Gaming@beehaw.org•Looking for HOTAS / HOSAS / SIMPIT / DIY Matrix Spaces
2·3 months agoSometimes you gotta make the thing you want. Build it, publish it publicly and they’ll come.
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Gaming@beehaw.org•Oh, good: Discord's age verification rollout has ties to Palantir co-founder and panopticon architect Peter Thiel
2·3 months agoFeels very AI generated.
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Games@sh.itjust.works•Dev says "false DMCA" from Microsoft got their sandbox game removed from Steam over apparent Minecraft copyright, all because of a screenshot of birch treesEnglish
33·3 months agoBecause it’s a voxel Birch or because you feel the texture is derivative and pixel similarities show glaring similarities leading to the belief the creation of the assets were based on MC textures?
A DCMA from a company representing Mojang got Luanti (formerly Minetest) taken down once before because they thought it infringed. After challenge it was later found it was bullshit.


Not noticed it and fuck those websites. Happy to boycott.