That’s what makes it obvious that this person has been around the block. Or a few blocks.
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No love for vim?
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•iRobot’s revenue has tanked and it’s almost out of cash | "Roomba customers are understandably concerned about the impact these current financial troubles might have on their home cleaning robots."English
7 monthsThanks for that input. I might look into something.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•iRobot’s revenue has tanked and it’s almost out of cash | "Roomba customers are understandably concerned about the impact these current financial troubles might have on their home cleaning robots."English
7 monthsDo people genuinely rely on these or are they really just a novelty?
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Reddit@lemmy.world•Permanently banned from Reddit for replying to the mods of sub Wild_Politics with "What rules? Snowflakes much?"
2 yearsThat’s weird since bots are the major users.
The word you want is “sophistry”.
lol had something similar happen when I made a single comment in a post that came up on /r/all. It’s a terrible way to moderate and is basically like “zero tolerance” policies in public schools that do nothing to fix the problems
As someone who has hired lots of CS students, the successful ones tend to:
-Have a public GIT repo where they have all of their personal and class projects publicly available. You put this on your resume and potential employers can browse at leisure.
-Have done a student group like robotics or satellite club.
-Have interned somewhere with a name. Doesn’t matter what the job is, just get that name on your resume. Sadly, what you know and can do is less important than where you interned and overworked or unmotivated hiring managers really need bullet points that they can grab on to and then move on.
- stoly@lemmy.worldto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Happy 30th birthday to RFC 1631 ("NAT"), the "short term solution" we all rely on
2 yearsMy previous office was in a set of partitions put up in a library 20 years ago as a temporary measure.
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Reddit@lemmy.world•AI Is Poisoning Reddit to Promote Products and Game Google With 'Parasite SEO'
2 yearsIs this chaotic neutral or chaotic bad?
Worse: the question was “why do people think that…,” and the answer was literally just why those people think that. That had me apparently advocating for the abuse of children for some reason. It was weird. When I asked, they went off, called me sick, told me to get help, etc. It was totally bizarre.
Lemmy is what reddit was 12-15 years ago. There’s no comparison.
My last interaction had me answering someone’s question then getting a permaban from some insecure mod who didn’t like that reality made them sad. I just walked away after 16 years.
- stoly@lemmy.worldtoProgramming@programming.dev•Microsoft opens a "high priority" bug ticket in ffmpeg, attempting to leech the free labour of the maintainers2 years
But it seems that it’s actually built in to some part of their software so Microsoft is still responsible as a whole.
- stoly@lemmy.worldtoProgramming@programming.dev•Microsoft opens a "high priority" bug ticket in ffmpeg, attempting to leech the free labour of the maintainers2 years
I don’t get why they don’t propose a fix themselves.
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I never understood the point of place and why it made people become so evil.



I love how everyone is so desperate to make Gabe to be a terrible person.