There’s no cloud, just someone else’s (underspecced) computer.

Turns out most people would rather eat than have a smartphone.

You won’t get the next billion until there’s progress on the number living in abject poverty.

That also goes to show why to not waste 3 days to shave 2 seconds off a program that gets run once a week.

Only if you have good pressure on cold water but weak pressure on hot.

Whole house suggests an issue with the supply line, for example an old galvanized pipe which is filling with rust deposits.

I can understand, stylistically he’s a chameleon and I only like his work from certain periods.

In terms of skills I moved in the opposite direction as the tools got more advanced. There’s nothing stopping you from learning if you’re interested and have the time.

In terms of career development I think it’s a big mistake. There aren’t a ton of jobs there and it’s not getting better.

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I’m currently in the middle of a GCP to AWS migration and the user experience in GCP is nicer in a thousand little ways.

GCP developers made sure it’s a nice place to work.

AWS developers made it work just enough to be feature complete. Usability wasn’t part of the spec.

I’m straight too so I’m having a hard time understanding. Why do you and that guy feel the need to make yourselves victims of an imagined atrocity?

The original request was petty, so was the response.

I never missed a US instance because LW is so US focused I assumed it was the main one.

We don’t need a US instance, we need more users to support active local communities.

It was taken out of the API about a year ago if I recall correctly.

It’s a good thing because people tried to use it for moderation decisions like Reddit, but it’s even more of a useless riggable metric on Lemmy.

So the community decided we’re better off without it.

Where is the meme?

Watch out, you’re going to be banned for espousing incorrect doctrine.

This is why VM snapshotting is so valuable.

My IDE is my real workstation, and it hosts a VM in which I can plop some code, run it, crash, revert and try again.

Arbitration clause for wrongful death?

Why even ask if you’ve already made up your mind?

So that’s $50m gross against a development cost that’s probably twice that, right?

Ordinary failure in that ordinary process went wrong as opposed to some black swan event like the bolts broke when struck by lightning.

They’re failing on the easy stuff, while air travel demands they get the hard stuff right 100% of the time.

Is this from that 15 year old JIRA bug they refuse to fix which converts bug report text into emojis?