Vladimir Kocjancic

@0xSero It is decent for what it does and it has an integrated debugger. But the sheet number of popups is annoying

I had to open this abomination today, holy fuck. How can anyone use this?????

@ThrillaRilla369 Yeah. I drive one on a regular basis.

Be honest... could you jump into a stick-shift car and drive it without a problem right now? 🚘

@robbyrussell You have git, you can revert at any point.

Claude Code just intentionally DELETED nearly 550k LOC from one of our apps!?!

@MladenPrajdic Top je. Samo si zamudil. Ta vikend je imela robotika sejem.

Je ze kdo bil z mulci v Tehnoparku Celje? je kul?

@kapilansh_twt Buying overpriced Lenovo workstations for 2-3 times the price a sane level pc costs in regular market

what's the most useless thing your company does that nobody questions? I'll start: → 30 minute standup that could be a slack message → quarterly OKRs nobody looks at after Q1 → annual reviews that change absolutely nothing → all hands meetings with zero real information → "culture fit" interviews for senior engineers → sprint planning for work that's already decided

Tbh, the only thing keeping me on Windows is @VisualStudio. The debugger implementation wins over any other IDE.

@jasonfried And contains nearly all food groups. Albeight in wrong proportions, but it is a start 🤣

Popular opinion: pizza is delicious.

@AntonMartyniuk In 20+ years I have never seen anyone fired because of a code review. What is this? First someone gets fired for asking a question about tech they didn't know, now a code review got somoene fired. What is next? The way they drink tea?

𝗧𝘄𝗼 𝗱𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗱𝗲: One got fired One got promoted The difference? How they gave feedback 👇 "You should have used Strategy Pattern" ❌ "What do you think about using Strategy Pattern here?" ✅ "Where are the tests? Do you even care about quality?" ❌ "Let's make sure we have test coverage for this feature" ✅ "This code is a mess" ❌ "I see some opportunities for simplification here" ✅ "Why didn't you just do X?" ❌ "Have you considered X as an alternative?" ✅ "This code will crash, fix it" ❌ "Let's focus on improving error handling here" ✅ "Only a junior would write this" ❌ "Here's a pattern that might help make this clearer" ✅ "You're doing this completely wrong" ❌ "Here's an approach that might be more maintainable" ✅ "Change this to use async/await" ❌ "Could we refactor this to use async/await?" ✅ "This function is stupid" ❌ "Can we simplify this function to improve clarity?" ✅ "This is obviously inefficient" ❌ "I noticed potential performance implications here" ✅ "Your code is hard to understand" ❌ "This section could use more documentation" ✅ "Never use global variables" ❌ "Consider using dependency injection instead" ✅ "You're not following standards" ❌ "Let's align this with our team standards" ✅ "This will cause bugs" ❌ "We might prevent edge cases by adding validation" ✅ "Why is this so complicated?" ❌ "Could we break this down into smaller functions?" ✅ "Fix this ASAP" ❌ "Could we prioritize addressing this?" ✅ "Your spacing is a disaster. Fix it before I look further" ❌ "Let's focus on the logic first, then polish spacing later" ✅ "What a mess. Nobody can review 2,000 lines at once" ❌ "Can you split this into smaller PRs?" ✅ "Stop using your patterns. Mine are the only right way" ❌ "Which pattern do you think fits best here?" ✅ "Change this name or I'm blocking the PR" ❌ "Approved — fix naming in a follow-up" ✅ "This PR has zero context. Am I supposed to guess?" ❌ "Can you add scope and risks in the PR description?" ✅ "You changed behavior and forgot the docs" ❌ "Can we update the README with usage notes?" ✅ Remember during code reviews: ✅ Focus on the code, not the person ✅ Suggest, don't command ✅ Explain the why ✅ Be constructive ✅ Stay positive Which toxic review comment have you received? Share below 👇 — ♻️ Repost to help others create a better code review culture ➕ Follow me ( @AntonMartyniuk ) to improve your .NET Skills

@eliana_jordan That was not a job, but a freak show. And thankfully, I haven't yet met a company or people like that in my life.

My mentor at my first dev job once told me: “You will never make it to Junior 2.” Why? Because I asked a question about a technology I had never used before. The next day HR and the CEO scheduled a call. I was fired for that same reason. Now imagine if I had a weak mindset. That moment could’ve convinced me I wasn’t good enough. That I should quit coding. But I didn’t. I laughed and kept going. 4 years later: • I have 3 apps making money • I code better than that mentor • I make more than I did at that job And more importantly, I learned things that job would never have taught me: Infrastructure. Security. Marketing. Finance. So in a way… they were right. I was never meant to make it to Junior 2. I was meant to be CEO and CTO of my own things.

@SebAaltonen I agree. I love coding. Ofc there are moments when I would teade everything for an offgtid cottage, but those moments come at every job. If you love what you do, it is easier to ge through moments like that.

He's still pushing code because he's passionate. Pro tip: Turn your hobby into your job. Don't think about retiring early. You only have one life. Why would you retire from the thing you love to do?

@peteralexbizjak @caps_raunak What he said

@caps_raunak Today.

when was the last time you wrote raw SQL commands for your project ?

Building CertWatch taught me one thing: most cert problems aren't attacks, but expiration no one remembered to track. If you're pinning certs and not monitoring expiry dates, you're one renewal away from a very, very bad day. My rant: lotushints.com/2026/03/certif…

@straceX Developing in c

13 years old kid and already coding in Python. What were you doing at his age?

@alexcooldev Because it doesn't really matter. If you don't buy subscription, no one will see your reply anyway.

Why do people think they can grow their accounts by being AI reply guys instead of posting quality content lol?

@james_xond Yes

Would you consider it a red flag if someone doesn’t like dogs?

@honeymoon250 It started in 2000, but the real shit started after 2020.

Can anyone?

@eliana_jordan It does help to pay for subscription though

people underestimate X monetization. to be quite unmotivated these 2 weeks my payout didn’t drop much. I told you, showing up compounds.

@FinFreedom414 B every time

Imagine you had to choose your life at age 40: Option A: Single. No kids. $10M net worth. Travel anywhere. Total freedom. Quiet house. Quiet holidays. Option B: Married. 3 kids. $1M net worth. Drive a Toyota. Chaos every morning. Loud house. Full dinner table. Be honest, which life are you choosing?

@pmitu Sure.

Can you explain your product idea like I'm a 5-year-old?

12 days and going strong. Need to complete the back-end process and will move to UI next

8 days and counting :D

Had to get my head out of a funk. Building a little project for handling certification expiry. Current streak length: 2 days. Database model done.