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  • Remember they can't afford mods or to pay anyone. They can rip off your content for themselves though!

  • Dude, I didn't realize how many of those were brands ... you blew my mind.

  • lol I was making a bad joke about how it's all uppercase regardless so my advice is completely useless

    you do have a point though ... we take name brands sometimes and put it into our regular lexicon many times I think xerox is a good example as well.

  • That is simple, Fleshlight is a product and would be an uppercase at the start while flashlight is lowercase at the start ... simple 👀

  • Damn she's fine ...

  • He's very popular, written several books and spoken at many events. Most notably he's written Clean Code and the follow up I never bothered reading and he's a die hard advocate of TDD and also one of the authors of the Agile Manifesto. I met him a few times after his talks.

    I generally "like" Uncle Bob or Robert C Martin insofar as he advocated for better software design and had some good ideas and all that. I personally hate TDD but when you talk to him and stuff, he's more flexible and nuanced than he can come across. The problem is when he comes up with (or runs into) a new "philosophy" he becomes evangelical about it and it seems like he doesn't have as much nuance. Sadly though, growing up with his fans in the software industry has been a pain because they'd hear something from him or Fowler or Beck or whoever and then try to reshape the codebase like typical Magpie Developers.

  • You're telling me you wouldn't date mechahitler if given the chance? /s

  • I think it was just something they loved rather than something they loved the most.

    I don't think Natasha and Clint's one would work as well because Clint would have had to lose his wife or children or something.

  • Guilty until proven that innocent unless you're a politician or CEO or celebrity or whatever ...

  • Yup. I haven't touched .NET in forever ... like it's been 7 years or so but I was there for the 1.0 days. I remember running stuff to code gen db tables to objects and NHibernate and Entity Framework and all that jazz.

    I was just like, "wait, why am I writing all of this if it's just a projection". Then the Active Record pattern felt limiting when scaling my application. I think after we discovered Dapper... we just stuck with that. It's a micro-ORM where we write SQL and it maps into C# objects and it just simplified when hydration happens and how. (not sure how much its changed or if it's even active now, but it was amazing)

  • I always just force myself to do it by dumping it on my bed so I can't sleep until I did it.

    Then I remember having a few drinks and staying up late and then looking at my bed so angry with myself ... I did fold them all and put them away so I was kinda proud I did it but I was upset the entire time lol.

  • Remember how they kept saying their victims of woke being taught in schools?

    I hate them.

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  • I'd go further, I think in an ideal world all the countries of the world would be funding these projects and holding these huge tech companies to task.

  • When you demonize people that don't look or think like you, there's a safety in the "known" evil.

    Soon, you don't see people from other races as people but you see the humanity in the evils perpetrated by people who do look like you.

    Do that with the social media bubbles you have now that constantly reinforce these biases and we have the shitty fucking situation where rich people leverage to get themselves elected. Soon they're going to remove the voting entirely.

  • "AI artists" 😂

  • I remember calling NFTs a scam and my friend hated me saying that.

    When I use the phrase NFTs I was referring to the culture, usage and trading and all of that jazz. He was specifically talking about the technical implementation. So there was that ...

    However, he said, "just because 99.9% of NFTs are scams, that doesn't mean you can call it a scam."

    I then said, "if 99% of anything is a description of it, I think we can safely use that descriptor"

  • I think Rogan believes he's in charge though. He talks like he's making his own decisions.

    Undoubtedly he's being manipulated but yeah at the very least he's a useful idiot.

  • do your cats look like they want to get their life together afterwards?