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I’ll take the over

The secret for me was working with something like tailwind etc and in a componentized framework.

the framework part isn’t mandatory, but I suppose very small tweaks with something like tailwind do the trick for me.

I can’t work with css if there are massive classes and nested stuff etc. I guess composition over inheritance

One argument at least with thinking about… Because the demand is not there. If those phones sold well there would be more phones with this option.

To the credit of the die-hard Java community, you all really seem to love and support even the most horrific syntax and awful language features. You love the pain. The rest of us are here for you... I promise software can be fun.

Checked exceptions are far and away the worst part of java and I'm glad that no other language I've personally encountered have them!

On a more real note, I work at a shop with a fair amount of java now and checked exceptions are definitely my biggest complaint. I hope we adopt this, I'm sure we won't, but I'm glad to see a little movement on what I feel is the crusty status quo in the java world.

nothing better than someone assuming a method can only throw a specific type of exception or won't throw at all.

only the things that someone acknowledges may go wrong

its only an illusion of stability. so many things can go wrong outside of exceptions and all it does is add mandatory lines of code (probably rethrowing as a runtime exception) to every single consumer. It pollutes everything it touches.

I’ve heard only bad from people who grew up there and have been back to visit family over the years. Obviously just anecdotal but I think that’s how this sort of info spreads.

Just let me opt out

You seem to think that people will care about this proof or believe you in any way. Even if they do, they can still hate you because hating people on the internet is easy.

Tests is likely a large part of it. There are some great tools for code formatting, quality, and type checking. It’s a very flexible language…

When people are hyper critical of Python I feel it’s typically they haven’t seen real professional Python before and just throw scripts around… if you work with some hardened Python pros you pick up the tricks really quickly and it’s very enlightening.

I’ve always struggled to find all of those tricks in one online resource personally.

So interested in seeing some sources for “tragedies at schools causing death preventable by smartphone access during instruction”

I’m not sure at all what you’re trying to say here but I hope it’s not bigoted.

The court ruled its unconstitutional to have a law forbidding gay marriage. They did not make a law.

If you always fill up at half a tank you get pretty awful range

A particular Billy Madison quotes comes to mind.

Cars are cool but humans should be capable of flight, I guess only birds got the memo about wings.

I’m personally really torn on this. I don’t think the user base will reduce though… especially if people spent that sort of money.

These exemptions we are passing out are insane. This guy claims he thought it was a search engine?

Lawyers use specific case law databases and they SHOULD approach any new tools with healthy skepticism.

And if he googled it and cited a fake case would it be better? Why wouldn’t you vet the information.

Do I have to relocate to nightvale in order to get a job?

Yeah you should be allowed to file more than just a handful of fake cases before you’re penalized by the body that exists to make sure you don’t.

I mean, as long as the internet is mean to you about it. Now, if the internet isn’t mean enough you should be penalized some amount that accounts for how mean the internet was.

In fact, I think doctors that amputate the wrong limb should not face malpractice lawsuits if the greater metropolitan areas local news station ran more than 2 stories about it reaching a population of at least 2 million viewers.

Fraudulent court filings?

Boutique consulting firms sometimes have side work you can do and they don’t always care where you are located.

Just look for a consulting group that doesn’t have 40000 job postings on LinkedIn

I guess what I mean is that I don’t personally think this helps their cause. The numbers look big in print but in reality it’s a very small number.

One of my favorite songs of all time. I love Michael Brecker but McCoy is incredible here as well obviously. It feels like they are just pulling music out of each other https://youtu.be/InshjZ9paQE

1800 isn't a massive number, but considering the possibility of consequences maybe its a good amount.... though its probably a little self important to think that execs at a company that size would even care who you were individually.

Working in my first big-tech(ish) job, I've noticed a lot more dissent than I expected... and its really wild to me just how many people think a large company would run better if they were in charge. Its entirely possible that nobody would make the right decision under any circumstances. Slack is a pretty insane echo chamber and mixed with the god-complex we tend to have as developers... its a recipe for disaster.

I don't know much about what its like to work at amazon, I think RTO is silly, and I do think that climate impact etc is all important.... but its shocking how much company time people in high paying jobs spend just shitting on the company.

I think having the feedback throughout the process would probably taint the whole thing

Weird flex that the phd thing gives you infallible basic arithmetic abilities.

I assume a few hundred project managers have jockeyed to get their stupid widget on the page and whoever is in charge now holds onto their team’s widget as their only real visible contribution to the company.

People think this, but after a stint in boutique consulting it just is not true.

We worked for companies that had a lot of extra cash but didn’t want to hire for these roles out of stubbornness. We were basically there to clean up messes and attempt to build/handoff AI backed solutions to off shore teams… the generalists just were not good and were drowning in work.

We even assumed that in a few cases we were typically not talking with the person on teams and instead got a random employee of their own consulting place. Face to face meetings were RARE.

I guess my point is that people working these “quarter of the price” roles are not great and the companies hiring them aren’t trying to build anything of quality.

Healthcare companies trying to get their piece of the govt money without providing any real value

isn't arithmetic a branch of mathematics? i guess a mathematic?