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@WillDelish 26 минут бұрын

“No universal truth, only trade offs” 🧙‍♂️

@karmatraining 43 минут бұрын

I always just ask "Can we get budget for that new feature?"

@SoloKarry 3 сағат бұрын

A good PM (very few exist) can play this role internally and externally, especially if they are technically minded as well.

@sofianealloui 4 сағат бұрын

Goosebumps ♥

@kavarod101 6 сағат бұрын

correct ✅

@LutherDePapier 7 сағат бұрын

😭

@Reliant1864 7 сағат бұрын

This is not entirely accurate. You need someone looking at the bigger picture and seeing what's coming down the pipeline. Ive recently had devs say no to some added non functional code only to learn its being added because we will eventually need ot im the logs and those logs are critical in certain security scenarios. Your people need to know the why

@GuneTools 9 сағат бұрын

I’m in the chasm

@thisaintmyrealname1 10 сағат бұрын

what is php

@KetaFPV 12 сағат бұрын

As a Python enjoyer... This was based in truth..

@AkashPandya9 12 сағат бұрын

Say whatever you want about languages, Java was, is and will always be the greatest language of all time. And those who know how to code in Java and understands it's value & power well would agree. Haters are always gonna hate. We just gonna ignore them like Linux DE devs ignore those systemd haters...

@LutherDePapier 16 сағат бұрын

42 seconds in I don't see how this is relevant to macOS.

@LutherDePapier 16 сағат бұрын

No hate.

@asagiai4965 17 сағат бұрын

I'm a simple programmer. For me if it works it works.

@Faemoonkin 19 сағат бұрын

Well said, sir.

@post_rot 20 сағат бұрын

this is a lie, this guy is so pretentious and fake, i have only been building things i like and i cant get a job because of that, u unfortunately have to do the whole react cringe thing or u will be stranded and i found this the hard way

@karansethia1037 22 сағат бұрын

Its just the market, its those dumbass HRs that put out opening of junior dev and give 3+ yoe as a requirement

@feschber 22 сағат бұрын

Its so dang hard to listen to these as a German :(

@kevinh5212 23 сағат бұрын

My managers have recently come up with a "brilliant" plan - we now do our regular tasks and the tasks of management because it makes us "more informed". Management and HR loved the idea so much. No, we didnt get a payrise or any additional benefits for this. Edit: Management only do holiday trackers and tell people off for stuff now. They're "there for the escalations", but we've always done the escalations so now they're making more than us while we do their work

@leyasep5919 Күн бұрын

Thanks for pandering to me !

@chocolatebarcroissant Күн бұрын

…and three sprints later we are still debating on which approach is best for our feedback form submissions.

@pika_mula_anyways Күн бұрын

I have been trying to get a job for 2 months now, but jesus christ I can't seem to land one. I create awesome projects and put them on GitHub, apply to job opportunities, but always get rejected. I believe I have a good level of experience, but it's really tough tbh... I know people say to enjoy programming but it become difficult when u don't get noticed.

@jorgeraymason Күн бұрын

A better day is coming don’t lose hope

@aaronjumpa9666 Күн бұрын

“Being a plumber is not hard” I agree with the overall message but that’s an idiotic statement brother lol

@ttt69420 Күн бұрын

You know work never ends right? It just keeps going, there's no finish line that you're getting closer to.

@BittermanAndy Күн бұрын

Right. It's a treadmill. And if you don't go fast enough you fall off. Saying "no" isn't trying to get to a finish line, it's trying not to fall off.

@ttt69420 Күн бұрын

@@BittermanAndy Maybe they run faster in India

@Kammaronn Күн бұрын

🥲

@gerke_kok Күн бұрын

Saying NO to a new tech stack that does not fit into your team but gets some feature implemented the company wants so badly they want to risc it...

@parkourbee Күн бұрын

-agen

@StinkyCatFarts Күн бұрын

Yeah good luck with that lol

@CianMcsweeney Күн бұрын

Java is fine, good standard library, I just wish that it gave more options/avenues to not have to go full OOP, like maybe a struct/record type instead of everything having to be an object, for a lot of problems that maps a lot more naturally than "everything is an object"

@mihailyanchev1905 Күн бұрын

I am not inclined to agree. Most engineers I work with rarely see the bigger picture, even the senior ones. They either refuse or ignore the strategic view, which often causes big misalignment between strategic goals and efforts. Often wanting to do something “the right way” whatever that means, can waste so much time and make little difference in the end. This is why you need coordinators and strategic advisors.

@conceptrat Күн бұрын

Fail hard. Fail harder. Fail... Boom!

@Qwerty123zzuy Күн бұрын

Garbage take😂 With that project, u wouldn't make it past the ATS.

@theReal_WKD Күн бұрын

I did just that. I gave myself a true project that I'd really take joy and pride to build. Coming from the no-code world (Webflow), it was my very first time using React (don't shame please) or writing any meaningful amount of code. I wrote some Typescript back then to enhance the sites I built with Webflow but nothing crazy. The project ended up as an actual Saas (still building), for which I've received 2 buying offers even though it's far from finished and has no users yet (I won't sell). And yeah, it got me hired. Now, I have a dev job and keep building my Saas in my spare time. I doubt that a To-do app or a diluted Twitter's clone would have done that for me.

@malismo Күн бұрын

A hundred percent agree, being able to say no is the number one skill which should be required to get a software engineering job

@skolarii Күн бұрын

"NO we wont build our own framework" Say that to the engineers at Meta who made React or Pytorch "NO we wont build our own protocol" Say that to the Google engineers who built GRPC or QUIC or Kubernetes or Apple engineers that built iMessage or the Netflix engineer who adopted and extended eBPF "NO we wont build our own programming language" Say that to the Google engineers who built Go or the mozilla engineers who built Rust. It's called Software "Engineering", don't forget the engineering part for the software part.

@adammodzelewski4204 Күн бұрын

We have also term overengineering, when you build some shit despite of need. And that was the message, build new things when tools that you already have are not enough.

@myne00 21 сағат бұрын

Yeah, pick the companies with near unlimited resources to say "nuh uh!" Even you must have heard "the exceptions that prove the rule"

@asagiai4965 17 сағат бұрын

It is called software engineering Not Software OverEngineering