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@DanielGlejzner It was always broken, it only became more visible with AI.

Software hiring has become absurd. At work, you’re expected to use AI to offload manual coding and move faster. Then, to get your next contract, you’re asked to code from memory with no assistance. Pass the interview - and you’re expected to use AI again. It has never been this broken.

@Philo01 Unfortunately these kind of things are common with competitors. I think it just proves that you made something better, and they are desperate.

Good news! The review was removed by Shopify! And guess what? I just discovered that the person who left the 1-star review launched an app that does the exact same thing. Since mine is free at the moment, he's probably frustrated by that 😅

@TheCinesthetic I was there, and it was awesome

Imagine sitting in a theater in 1999 and witnessing this for the very first time.

@FinanceFilosoof Ik ben gestopt met FIRE. Is het echt de moeite om zuinig te doen en je suf te werken in je beste jaren, om veel geld te hebben als je oud en moe bent? Ik denk het niet.

Een van de interessante dingen aan FIRE (financially independent , retire early) vond ik altijd hoe het een tegenreactie was op de overvloed en de burn-outcultuur van het kapitalisme. Maar dat Fire uiteindelijk toch het kapitalisme gebruikt om je uit die negatieve situatie te krijgen. Als je eindeloze spullen hebt die je kan kopen, schulden hebt om dit te financieren en de overtuiging dat productiviteit gelijkstaat aan eigenwaarde en status, dan wil je als mens blijven consumeren. Maar net door te consumeren maak je jezelf afhankelijk van het systeem waardoor je constant al je tijd moet omzetten in geld en dus je vrijheid verliest. En dan ben je nooit tijdsonafhankelijk. Als je dan fire gebruikt om jezelf in een positie te brengen dat je afstand kunt nemen van overbodige bezittingen, verplichtingen en zelfs relaties, creëer je ruimte voor wat echt waardevol is. Vrijheid, betekenis en innerlijke rust. En dan kom je uit bij het minimalisme en het Stoïcisme van Epictetus, Seneca en Marcus Aurelius. Of het Boeddhisme waar loskomen van verlangen en hechting gezien wordt als bron van lijden. Fire is eigenlijk van oorsprong een reactie tegen grote negatieve effecten van het kapitalisme, maar gebruikt dat kapitalisme dan wel als een wapen om zich ertegen te beschermen. En dat vind ik prachtig. Wat filosofische mijmeringen op een maandagochtend

@thekitze It used to be even worse, I also hate it.

jesus fucking christ why is everyone so dramatic when they fall???? was it like this like 20 yrs ago or wtf is with everyone acting on the grass .... im going to sleep bruh nobody has time for this lol gl norway

@nico_jeannen @Logitech Most overrated mouse I ever owned, mine also got click issues within a year. Logitech is not what it used to be anymore.

Been using @Logitech MX Masters for the past few years and the quality is absolute trash I've had 5 so far. EVERY SINGLE ONE breaks after ~6 months of use with the EXACT SAME ISSUE (the left click stops working). Any good alternative to this junkware? The #1 things I need are the ability to horizontal scroll, all the buttons (eg, to easily move between desktops, as well as being able to swap between devices easily.

@De_belegger We worden het Venezuela van Europa als de overheid maar tot in de oneindigheid blijft groeien en zwaarder belast.

We leven in een tijd waar jongeren die vroeger dit soort krantenkoppen zagen dachten: Dit gaat over Elon Musk. En nu begrijpen dat dit gaat om ons allemaal. Iedereen boven de €1.800 vrijstelling.

@DanielLockyer It became quickly clear to me that GraphQL would be a temporary hype like micro-services. These over-engineered solutions always sounds great on paper but rarely work in the real world.

Is GraphQL still a thing? Haven't heard about it for years

@ns123abc China and the US making AI and catching rockets. Europe in the meanwhile: chat control and bottle caps.

🚨BREAKING: China now officially the THIRD organization in the world to recover an orbital booster — after SpaceX and Blue Origin Today CALT’s Long March 10B flew its first mission and recovered its booster using a wire-net capture system >caught on the FIRST attempt 12 years ago China had never flown a cryogenic rocket... Now China has its first reusable rocket

@simonhamp The Netherlands was no surprise. Lots of quality players, but no passion or team spirit.

I'm so glad I don't bet on sports Watching the early matches there's no way I would have predicted that Colombia, Netherlands, and Germany would be out before the quarter finals Wild 🤪

@thekitze Better than the Game of Thrones ending.

are u telling me that humans haven't made WORSE video content? gtfo can't believe where ai video is right now jfc ALSO LFG NORWAY

@travisstreet_ First payment after months of works feels pretty good.

How it feels making $19 with your SaaS after a year and half of effort

@thekitze This video gave me a mini heart attack.

average halland interaction with a defender

@marclou WoW was peak gaming. Last time I checked it was full of micro-transactions and bots, such a shame what they did to it.

I don’t know how to explain it. This image instantly brings back an entire world. The quests, the music, the NPCs, talent points, Azeroth… I can still picture everything like I actually lived there.

@christophrumpel Just build all the basics with Opus 4.8. Using Fable for auth, the admin panel, the contact form, and similar features is like trying to kill a mosquito with a shotgun.

Currently feeling this 😬

@simonhamp I've worked in dozens of Scrum teams. In every team, we go through the theater of estimating stories, and then, during the retrospective, we wonder why we didn't make it. It's killing my brain cells.

Or just don't estimate at all In software, estimates are theatre that only exist to provide a feeling of control for folks who truly lack it If something is important enough to work on right now, run towards it

@robj3d3 I feel like this isn't going to be the last time they do this.

This is how I feel about Fable being extended:

Are we going to do this every week?

@levelsio Having "bypass permissions on" is a nice touch when letting AI spend your money.

🍌 Got so lazy to order stuff on UberEats that I asked Claude Code to do it Very easy, it just installs Playwright and then you login once to UberEats on web (the iOS app is also just a web wrapper, nice) Then you can just say "order bananas" and it does it!

@PlayStation Is a fight stick supposed to make us forget about physical disks?

Switch out lever gates with ease on the FlexStrike wireless fight stick: play.st/FlexStrike