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Well the author seems to want text logs instead, which seems much much worse for this.
But they don’t do that, because maybe they really are lazy assholes.
Really?
> I’ve lived in a lot of places.
Really?
How much broken car window glass have you seen in SF, vs other cities? It’s easily the top for me, by far.
How many times have you personally seen someone shooting up on the sidewalk, or shitting on it, vs other cities? San Francisco takes the cake here vs any other city I’ve seen, in the US or abroad.
> but more public housing projects
Who brought this up, other than you?
If you are, you’re not getting paltry 2-10% raises yoy.
I can only think of aerospace, and other engineering-not-software companies that do this. They also don’t pay sw developers much to begin with, so this looks like a very false economy.
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The keyboard has 3-5x the battery life of the trackpad. Not sure how they can be similar to the mouse if they’re not even similar to each other.
:(
It’s called a Tragedy for a reason.
Well it's been a while for me, but "we just do what the other guys do" was the impression I got when I interviewed there. Except they added a lot more "here's a terrible workplace situation, how would you handle it".
I'd love to know what their research is revealing, beyond questions like the latter case being emphasized.
I do find this pet particularly annoying, since this project sits uncomfortably between library and appliance.
In an appliance, yeah sure you can pick and lock down whatever dependencies you want. But as a library you need to be lean and hyper flexible in what’s an acceptable dependency.
Airflow invites you to put a lot of logic into what runs in their venv, which may mean your project’s dependencies must include all of theirs. Being in that state is rather unfun.