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AboutMagical processor fairy; part-time misanthropic bane of idiots. 🧚♀️🏹
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SkillsRuby ❤, js/es6, css, react, sql. VB and PHP can die in a fire.
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LocationSlaving away for retards
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@jestdotty Not my first run-in with compilers, unfortunately. Most were with MSVC++
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I ran into a node optimization flaw that screwed up my code.
`(a || b).foo()` caused the runtime to replace all references of `a` earlier in the function with a shallow copy missing its inheritance. Using `a ??= b` and `a.foo()` instead avoided this. Very odd, and took awhile to troubleshoot. -
Bring it.
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Fuck $work
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Heresy is treason, and treason is death.
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@kanyewest So not.
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I, too, can math.
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Take your fake bullshit ad and fuck off.
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@connormon It doesn’t need to exist. It started out as a bad idea, and has steadily grown like a cancer by replacing individual utilities. Because these features exist, and are somewhat coherent (that’s a stretch), people write software that uses them, thus justifying maintainers in keeping systemd, which in turn justifies the continued growth of systemd. It’s a vicious cycle.
One of the most basic premises of Linux (*nix) is to write software that does one thing and does it well. Not only does this encourage good quality, maintainable software, but customizability and freedom as well. Systemd flies in the face of all that.
So to answer your question: systemd should be replaced with individual utilities that make up its feature set. … which are hard to come by specifically because of systemd. -
Reddit has always been shit, largely because they cater so strongly to authoritarian lefties. Any dissenting opinions are ridiculed and then deleted, and the rules are incredibly strict. I have no idea why people tolerate it.
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Hey @buygoogle22
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Who OCR’s javascript?
And why? -
Seriously, dude?
Go spam your shit somewhere else.
I mean, at least it’s related to the platform, but still. Fuck off. -
@jestdotty
This is so relatable it hurts. ._. -
$work is hell. They’re political, ultra sensitive, and shit at their jobs. Mediocrity and minority status is rewarded above all else. The work is boring, the codebase shit, the infra shoddy, and the upstream unreliable. In one breath they tell me I’m super helpful and they can’t live without me, and in the next they say my architecture is shit and will cause problems. The pay was great before inflation evaporated a third of it.
My relationship with my family is good, but. Life outside of work is difficult. I’m still struggling with long covid, so I’m fucking exhausted constantly. This means less time with the family, less cleaning getting done, no energy for projects, etc. It feels like playing constant catchup instead of getting anything done. I trade a little bit of time I should be spending on chores and spend it trying to rest and relax instead.
I feel spent.
Like I’m caught in the gears and belts of some giant machine and I’m getting ground down into nothingness. -
systemd can die in a fire.
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Yeah…
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@dfox Any luck fixing this?
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Pomme de terre d’arbre?
Très bien! -
Spamming? All caps? Low-effort spam post? Incorrect tags? Zero attempts to join the community?
Die in a fire. -
@PaperTrail No surprises there. Intel’s Management Engine allows the same, and AMD CPUs have something similar too, though I can’t remember the name.
As @FrodoSwaggins would say: Fires burn in the distance, and Charlie is everywhere. -
Summary?
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@Lensflare D’oh. 2am brain problems
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Every backend dev I have ever met has hair loss. Every single one.
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Happy.
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Doesn’t everything?
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Typical Root: pissed off and burned out. 🤷🏻♀️
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@TeachMeCode haha
But no. He usually says “I have no idea 😅” or “I usually just ask ChatGPT and fuss with it for hours until it works”
@EmbeddedHash Of course. But I’m still pretty frustrated about it, hence the rant. I did reach out on my first day back (yesterday) but didn’t get a response. I also noticed I didn’t even get a response to all the notes and such I sent him prior to leaving, either. Complete silence.
@glowFX So many times, with clients and bosses both. I remember busting my butt on a feature at #hell because it was a “must-have, make-or-break, absolutely must have it done by Friday morning” feature — that iirc I learned about Wednesday night. I worked on it for 13 hours straight to finish it on time, only to come in early on Friday to show it off, and nobody even remembered making the fucking request. I was burning up I was so angry. Not the first nor last time that has happened, either. Ugh -
@jestdotty Thanks!
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@kanyewest Ahh okay. I would have asked anyway since I hadn’t heard the word used that way before.
Children hide their struggles pretty well, or rather: don’t know how to show it or talk about it, and are easily distracted by fun, so it’s very difficult to see.