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Software engineer by day, game dev by night (and early morning, and weekends). I sometimes stream dev stuff at

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@bt_sofia_ai @joshmanders I've built both and they're virtually identical. The only difference is consumers on average are slightly dumber than your b2b users

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@playerTwoQ @joshmanders Considering all of their client apps are web-based garbage, the only redeeming quality should be that they can share a large portion of their client-side code without reinventing every time. If that's not true then they've taken on all the cruft for none of the benefit

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@workemail270519 @playerTwoQ @joshmanders Reducing hashicorp's product suite to "a bunch of devops scripts" is insane

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@TonyMunozDev This feels like a trick question considering you can't even google things without having AI shoved down your throat at this point

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@adam_fresko @Jonathan_Blow Sure, it took 10 years while building the compiler at the same time. We'll have to see what Jon and team have in store after OotSS now that their tooling is more mature.

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@adam_fresko @Jonathan_Blow What feature of a game would require a specific programming language...? Improving tools is for the benefit of the craftsman. If those tools make them more efficient and productive then they can do more with less, but it's rare they make previously impossible things possible.

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@EpicClipVault Whether you like cycling or not, taking up both lanes when you can, charitably, only hit half the speed limit is a dick move

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@JanisK1953 @benMN55000 @GoMtnBiking @SandroRiedmann @klara_sjo But you can't control when the zipper starts, you can only decide if you merge where it's been established or if you pull forward to create another one.

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@Its_Nova1012 @neerajjj6785 The only reason github isn't hated more is because they built up a ton of goodwill for a long time. Almost everyone I know hates the version of github we've had for the last few years, we've just given them a pass because "it's github"

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@benMN55000 @JanisK1953 @GoMtnBiking @SandroRiedmann @klara_sjo I don't, so maybe I'm just not where this is as much of a problem. Most of the time I see this is on the interstate where people see the lane is blocked a few hundred feet ahead, start merging, and inevitably some drivers jet to the front of the line to create a second zipper

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@JanisK1953 @GoMtnBiking @SandroRiedmann @klara_sjo Really got me there, nice one

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@benMN55000 @JanisK1953 @GoMtnBiking @SandroRiedmann @klara_sjo I almost never see this. You'll get a few people merging early, but most of the time people start merging within sight of the blocked lane. If you zip forward a few hundred feet because there happens to be space you're creating more friction and people will be annoyed

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@JanisK1953 @GoMtnBiking @SandroRiedmann @klara_sjo I don't see how?

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@JanisK1953 @GoMtnBiking @SandroRiedmann @klara_sjo Once you've reduced to one lane, you've already incurred the delay. Whether it happens at the last second or not does virtually nothing in terms of efficiency. Skipping the first merge and creating a second one, however, does slow everyone behind you down. Making you the asshole

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@kapilansh_twt Groovy. Needed it to occasionally write custom integrations at one job, never looked back after I left

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@Swayamzz18 It was...compressed?

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@i_mika_el https://t.co/wQWLLs3EEG

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@DanielSmidstrup All of them.

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@ayesha_fatiima Restore from backup. Don't have backups? End the interview because why tf don't you have backups

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@Zinny_Edmund neovim btw

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@KaiXCreator Never left 👍