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Wow! It actually makes sense!
Now this is the kind of shitposting I can get behind.
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Wow! It actually makes sense!
Now this is the kind of shitposting I can get behind.
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Two time buyer, can confirm. They're legitimately useful and durable enough for me.
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What was your experience climbing the career ladder in tech?
I don't think titles directly transfer between companies, and yet the industry allows it. It's a very useful tool for advancement.
Time on the job does not equate to skill. Some jobs force you to figure shit out that other jobs simply never expose you to. Other jobs expose you to lots of busywork and that isn't going to make you a better engineer either.
I've met senior engineers with 3 years that are significantly more useful than senior engineers with 10 years. Individual motivation and willingness to learn matter the most to me.
I have used the ladder to my advantage and advise others to do the same. It's a game, you don't win by not playing.
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Surge in ‘abortion travelers’ to Mass. post-Dobbs
What a sad state this country is coming to. We deserve affordable access to safe healthcare. Abortion is healthcare!
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USB hubs, printers, Java, and more seemingly broken by macOS 14.4 update
This update causes my Jetbrains IDE to randomly crash several times a day, it's great. Also my USB hubs wouldn't work this morning until I power cycled everything a few times. What fun!
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I recently learned of a term "reverse centaur" and found the ideas in that article were very entertaining as a way to explain why CEOs are obsessed with LLMs. The author of the book being interviewed has a few hot takes that I think are pretty relevant here too. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/06/how-to-burst-the-ai-bubble-strike-at-its-roots/
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Appeals Court Bails Trump Out of Having to Post Massive Fraud Bond
Un fucking believable.
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Melting 3D Printed eReader cases on my deck.
Well, it's been 2 minutes since you posted. Any updates?
:D
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Best Buy Membership "discount"
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Back when they introduced their marketplace, I found an extremely good deal. Thinking it was too good to be true, but cheap enough to say "what the heck," I bought it anyway. Fast forward a week and I received a completely different item than what was described (no surprise, to be honest) in the listing. Naturally, I reached out to customer service for a refund because the item I received was not as advertised. To my surprise, Newegg refused to refund me the whole amount even though they acknowledged the listing was essentially a scam, so I back charged through my credit card. Then, they banned my account. I had been an avid supporter of the company and built many computers from things purchased there, up until that complete joke of a refund process.
Newegg died the day they sold out way back in the 2010s, screw that horrible customer service.
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Democrats Hilariously Roast Republicans During Biden Impeachment Inquiry
I wish the clips were somewhere other than xhitter
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Moms for Liberty meets its match: Parents in this swing suburban district are fighting back
This makes it feel even more bleak. Where is all this money coming from?! Who is funding this and how?
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does anyone use a modern screen-foldable phone as their regular phone?
Fold 4 daily driver. It's easily my favorite phone since my motoX many years ago. I can't imagine going back to a non-foldable. Looking at floorplans, videos, documents, photos, you name it is so much nicer on a small tablet vs a phone screen. I'll absolutely be getting another foldable when I'm done with this one.
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The future of cars
Wow that's a blast from the past.
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Brace Yourselves
You got that right. Transplant in the house.
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Toshiba's 22TB disk drive arrives, catching it up to Seagate, WD – Blocks and Files
Glad I can shove more things into the same physical space. I can't wait until HAMR is ready next!
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TIL There's a 1.7 Billion Year Old Naturally Occuring Fission Reactor in Africa
That was a neat read, thanks!
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Ruby! It's a wonderful language with a fantastic community, mature frameworks, and active development on performance and core features.
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The 90-second focus trick that actually works before deep work sessions
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Their post history reads so strongly like chatgpt's writing style, at least to me. Editorial titles too. What a weird angle for such a new account.
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What's your lemmy app of choice?
Connect for lemmy works great for me so far. Though it doesn't support wide screens very well.
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Stargate - Guess the Episode #008
I can't guess, but I'm so happy to see a Stargate community on Lemmy! Yaaay!!!