WalkableProgrammer

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Interesting that’s partially why I thought going lower end would be better. More no code / AI tools seem to be taking the higher end applications by storm. Lower end is more complex and critical so I figured the jobs there would be better. Also with the addition of new chip architecture I figured the industry would have their work cut out for them

on Don't Engage with Trolls · c/memes · 4 pts · 1y

Every social media company’s content algorithm should be open source or at least a government agency should have code enforcement

My parents were shit but he always made sure I was taken care of. Did his best to protect me from adult issues and even though his son, my dad, has screwed home over a lot, he has never talked poorly about my dad to me. He’s just a man’s man and I try to let him know he’s the one who made me what I am today.

I am but I think they are not as open to change as they want to be because the only technical person on this team is an ex developer who works as a contractor. He admitted to me that he hates coding and I think hes just there for a 9-5 which is cool, but he's not open to improvements it seems.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/worldnews · 85 pts · 2y

And Reddit is doing the same shit. Idk why they think it’s a good idea to give people monetary incentive to be batshit crazy

Ya I chose the safe job, I thought about it and the other job was reallly similar to my last one so I thought I’d at least get new experience while I wait for the Software market to bounce back a bit more

Shit like this makes me happy, I’m a white collar guy from a blue-collar family. I wish people just realize all work sucks and the people who are actually working are not the cause of any of your problems.

The reason I say this is because I have an ant that a teacher and my uncle works in a factory. both jobs are incredibly hard and I would not want them. They both deserve better.