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I'm telling you, fixing a serious issue in a legacy component is anything but amusing. I'd be happy writing blogposts about the current framework of the week, but if I uncover an issue while working on my regular tasks, I'm gonna try to fix it instead of sidestepping it.
Said legacy component was (and is) making a substantial chunk of the companies revenue.
Instead you have to have this checklist of your quarterly goals, on which you can go through with your engineering manager on biweekly 1-on-1 meetings! And of course you should make a nice spreadsheet and a confluence page documenting your progress, since we're data driven :)
Did you fix a major fuckup in some legacy component? Where are the numbers? Ah, then it's not visible enough for a promotion, here's your 1% raise instead. Do you see Paul over there? He made great progress this quarter! One of his goals was to write a blogpost each week, and guess what, he did! He's on a great growth trajectory, and well deserves his promotion.
Long story short: it's a great way to drive away your best talent while keeping the confluence page and blogpost writers.
The issue was that the holographic principle states that the boundary completely determines what’s inside a volume, as opposed to Gauss’s law which only talks about the total amount of charge.
Yuck, what a slimey piece of PR babble. I guess all those IE toolbars weren’t spyware after all - they were trying to provide value to their users! I guess all those unwanted flyers tucked in my mailbox aren’t ads either, they just want to provide me value...
Update: geez, it was satire...
...or was it?
https://serato.com/forum/discussion/1541194
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/flac-vs-wav-format-surprisin...
This really sets the tone!
>We need universal developers, no need for full-stack developers anymore.
What if the “universality” of a developer has less to do with their language of choice, and more with their reasoning and abstraction capabilities?
- the number of users
- the amount of mission-critical legacy code that has to compile
- the number of compiler vendors
- age
... comparable to C++’s.
- `this`
- the whole prototypal inheritance thing
- class inheritance bolted on top of prototypal inheritance
- arrow functions vs `function` functions
I was genuinely under the impression that C/C++ was being progressively phased out in favor of Rust, but looks like this is hardly the case. I guess I should probably peek outside the HN filter bubble more often...
As others have pointed out the mesh is from here: https://github.com/baronwatts/models