iByteABit [he/him] @ iByteABit @lemm.ee

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That's not possible for one person to do out of their own personal preferences in a large scale enterprise application.

It would be a project wide migration with tons of people working on it and testing afterwards.

I also think Mojo will be quite a strong player everywhere

I'm talking mainly about serious backends that perform complex logic, not just CRUD operations

I really like Kotlin, I would much prefer using it at work instead of Java

BA/Manager/Scrum Master has been on vacation for some time and it's eye opening how much the team vibe has changed.

We need his business domain expertise, but we could easily go without his constant anxiety and "how's the task going?"s. It will be done when I say it to you for fuck's sake.

Probably a Lego Star Wars game for the game boy, I get nostalgic thinking about it

This post :)

Idk what you subscribed to but my feed was always very lighthearted, maybe it's because I avoided politics

People here are way to eager to get into political arguments out of nowhere, usually in bad faith. The front-page is covered with doomscrolling content, being here too long makes me miserable and hopeless. The rest of the content is mostly tech stuff, which can only be interesting for so long.

What I miss from Reddit, is the variety of diverse communities, people having fun and polite conversations, a sense of humor, and a lot of happy content or stuff that's interesting but not limited to tech.

At this point, I feel like the technology is much better and the user base much larger, but the user group is so extremely specific.

I wish people from all political spectrums would engage in a civil conversation here and not reduce it to mockery and attacking. What's the point of discussion if no one leaves with something new to think?

From the website or app?

I find it just as intuitive as Reddit personally

Lemmy has been quite depressing for me lately, thanks for making a difference

This is a great way to give everyone burnout, mess up their personal life because they're missing a weekend day, and ruin performance for the company.

The company is trying to get the best of both worlds but they'll end up doing the complete opposite

Yes unfortunately, what I mean by 'we' is of course the ruling classes and the rich who don't give a flying fuck if they're the only ones left on the planet. Sadly for them they will soon realize that they need other people too in order to survive but it will be already too late then.

So glad, it was heartbreaking when I heard he had cancer, he seems like such a good person

I went through that exact problem, I had my doubts that I would ever get faster but eventually I did.

I insisted on typing the correct way despite being slow even at work, unless I was sharing screen with someone and didn't want to seem like I can't even type lol

I also did every step of the site I mentioned, it helped very much in building the initial muscle memory. Once the muscle memory was there, I started to get faster and faster without much effort. The hardest part is achieving that initial muscle memory even if it's slow.

Thank you for taking the time to write this, it's very sad how bad things have been for the simple Russian people.

There have been articles and statistics showing that Russia had massively improved during the USSR and declined after its fall, and I struggle to find out what is true and what's false due to all the propaganda by both sides, that's mainly why I'm interested to get opinions from actual people. In any case it's criminal for the people to live in constant fear of expressing a disliked opinion and being taken away to labor camps overnight.

Δεν χάνεις κάτι να προσπαθήσεις :)

I'm also interested in learning Chinese for the same reason, I downloaded a good app for basics and have learned a bit but it's a long long way from anything actually useful.

Wow that's oddly interesting, I can actually see which towers in my area belong to which provider and the exact specs of each cell

I also learned a bit about keyboards while searching for the one I bought (Durgod Taurus, excellent for a ~100€ budget).

It led me to try the proper touch typing technique from https://www.typing.com/, it took a while to get faster than my previous technique but I can now type faster with much less effort than before. It's worth the time investment if you do stuff with lots of typing, or if you just like typing fast

I also started this recently, it's quite a relaxing way to contribute to a very useful project, often in a way that is unique to your local area meaning that your contribution has quite some value despite it's small size.

Edit: That's what he said