989197
draftcode
@draftcode #989197
future proof dev. joying life of bugs, phd on hot hot fix in prod
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i've been working hard to find a decent new position. besides being tough, i can take away what i've being learning and people around.
still on the path, there's one particular example left me speechless.
last letter just said, "... we're afraid to offer you the position and you leave us weeks or few months later"
i just replied "go get my resume, it has half of a page of professional career experience entries. best of luck. thank you"
still on the path, there's one particular example left me speechless.
last letter just said, "... we're afraid to offer you the position and you leave us weeks or few months later"
i just replied "go get my resume, it has half of a page of professional career experience entries. best of luck. thank you"
more weird shits happening !
I’ve seen this around often. we’re moving from everything for dummies to everything is prompt, engineers are prompted.
https://zora.co/coin/base:0xe6be318b016c068c574aa3941aacc1117ee6ce42?referrer=0x88f99cd1a340d2da6672cbd5590571da894441d2
I’ve seen this around often. we’re moving from everything for dummies to everything is prompt, engineers are prompted.
https://zora.co/coin/base:0xe6be318b016c068c574aa3941aacc1117ee6ce42?referrer=0x88f99cd1a340d2da6672cbd5590571da894441d2
I don't understand why the US propagates against Ukraine, worsening deals. Russia needs support, but I can't find their pocket directly. Ignoring this topic won't stop daily deaths on both sides. There's probably more than we know. Mercy for Russia.
https://x.com/ZelenskyyUa/status/1916479271616303525
https://x.com/ZelenskyyUa/status/1916479271616303525
lakers x minnesota just like a nba final
/frames dialog desktop browser could work better if resize. if in some cases make it wider might become weird because the app was designed for that resolution other could workout better ex /paragraph
https://warpcast.com/draftcode/0x8230abb3
https://warpcast.com/draftcode/0x8230abb3
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the crypto space doesn’t lack regulation — it lacks honesty.
nobody needs tokens, they are going 100 - 0 out of control. we just accepted gambling, high risks for even more returns. it's a niche narrative.
initiatives focused on capital protection are the real game-changers for global adoption. they don’t just build confidence — they create momentum.
accountability, or better yet, trustability, is as good as money in your pocket — especially when protection is self-served and transparent.
nobody needs tokens, they are going 100 - 0 out of control. we just accepted gambling, high risks for even more returns. it's a niche narrative.
initiatives focused on capital protection are the real game-changers for global adoption. they don’t just build confidence — they create momentum.
accountability, or better yet, trustability, is as good as money in your pocket — especially when protection is self-served and transparent.
when mom said don’t forget from where you come from. 2h ago at least. sure we don’t have same dreams!
never came to my mind show love through 1$ tip. but, hard to find love cheaper. good deal
you've to be inspired by who you are and what you've accomplish.
I very much would like to know what are you pros you see programming nodejs. Arguments comparing with different programming are welcome.
It’s just a topic for discussion, not going to take opinions for any further goal.
It’s just a topic for discussion, not going to take opinions for any further goal.
At some point, I realized I was too focused on completing my own tasks, often leaving teammates blocked (more than once). We tried different tools to improve the process, but none of them really solved the problem — too clunky, too slow, or not designed for how we actually work.
Then I found Aviator. It feels like the tool we’ve been missing. From my first impressions, it addresses what teams actually care about:
PR' shaking changes, feature branch on top of a stack, queueing PR's in the logical order, much more to learn.
I've being playing around today, just realized I was wishing a tool, but she was not far away. I was just simply broken, no more money to buy more extra time. The day just have 24h, what a mess.
Then I found Aviator. It feels like the tool we’ve been missing. From my first impressions, it addresses what teams actually care about:
PR' shaking changes, feature branch on top of a stack, queueing PR's in the logical order, much more to learn.
I've being playing around today, just realized I was wishing a tool, but she was not far away. I was just simply broken, no more money to buy more extra time. The day just have 24h, what a mess.
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If you’re a software engineer or work in tech, you might relate to this.
As a developer, I used to chase one goal: write the most beautiful code ever. Efficient. Optimized. Extensible. Reusable. All the -ables.
But let’s be honest — in the real world, we just want to ship solid code that meets the requirements, get a smooth “LGTM,” deploy without drama, and have a top-notch release.
Except it rarely goes that way.
Over the years, working with dev teams, I’ve learned that building software is so much more than just writing good code. We’re a team. We work together. We’re all responsible for the outcome.
Code reviews are a big deal. They’re the moment your work becomes a team contribution — and that’s when a lot of the fun (and chaos) begins.
https://www.aviator.co/
As a developer, I used to chase one goal: write the most beautiful code ever. Efficient. Optimized. Extensible. Reusable. All the -ables.
But let’s be honest — in the real world, we just want to ship solid code that meets the requirements, get a smooth “LGTM,” deploy without drama, and have a top-notch release.
Except it rarely goes that way.
Over the years, working with dev teams, I’ve learned that building software is so much more than just writing good code. We’re a team. We work together. We’re all responsible for the outcome.
Code reviews are a big deal. They’re the moment your work becomes a team contribution — and that’s when a lot of the fun (and chaos) begins.
https://www.aviator.co/
joined blockscout guild now. airdrop are passing me around, or i'm late, most i have no clue, this how i'm going here.
happy to get any tip, even any to become eligible for a drop, it never happen before and most probably something happen in the meantime guild.xyz/blockscout
happy to get any tip, even any to become eligible for a drop, it never happen before and most probably something happen in the meantime guild.xyz/blockscout
@bracky I want in on the Madness! 🏀
@warpcast, kindly think on feature request for browser (please)
1. enable the frame dialog resizable or/both maximize function. width is to small for my (old) eyes, there's is lot window to make it larger.
2. dragging the dialog is a nice to have
ty for reading :)
1. enable the frame dialog resizable or/both maximize function. width is to small for my (old) eyes, there's is lot window to make it larger.
2. dragging the dialog is a nice to have
ty for reading :)
for sake of my understanding. how is the ecosystem is working against scammers, they will show up very fast on the ecosystem and they growth in fast pace. credibility is a key on the expansion, i know many people victim of scams that will never get back to the chain. ex how liquidity providers being safe on the zone?
how i can get ryth from /borg ?
i've being having lotttt fun with impersonators lately.
just want to make pause on the trip
i've being having lotttt fun with impersonators lately.
just want to make pause on the trip
I'm a software engineer with over a decade of experience. Two weeks ago, I quit my job after six months of sick leave due to numerous strange games, countless incidents, and tons of unpaid overtime. Today, I realized I was weaponized and used to justify why program targets were not met. I'm glad I got no bonus and no answers from anyone there. A copy of my contract and a password reset to offload my laptop aren't crazy requests, I thought.
swap would be much more cool without 3rd parties, interoperability provides equity across currencies. fiat is way more expensive.
wrapping code for chain, written manually on a keyboard. very badly educated on llm. doing reviews at the breakfast, deployments at lunch time, debugging sleeping sometimes
