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It's like enrolling for a Calc 2, cheating on all the homework to get an A, and saying "did i learn anything? No, but it solved all of these annoying homework problems for me!" Now when you have to take the 1st exam you're screwed because you didn't learn anything.
"There's 102 people who die in a car accident everyday. Someone could have just been struck by lightning while driving and skewed the statistics so that number isn't entirely accurate"
cmon bruh
I drove in a Tesla with FSD 12.4 3 times and it was perfect.
it doesn’t mean anything.
“It takes a few minutes”
Dude my web dev projects have like 1,000s of dependencies. I’m not going to check the source code of every package tailwind requires.
Aka “I like living in 1999”
Lol
It’s not even close man.
Like dude, a 14 year old pc would suck today. A 14 year old laptop would suck today. A 14 year old phone would suck today.
Weird unproductive comment tbh.
But, it’s okay for Firefox to own 2-3% market share?
The whole point is to make everything look the same across every browser in existence. Also to remove collapsing margins.
The days of Apple having bad laptops ended with the M1 chip
Go talk to people with autoimmune diseases and then report back. There’s a good chance you’ll end up deleting your comment
“Nah, this guy on hacker news said we’re dumb hipsters for adopting the new normal for react. We should stay on the old versions.”
That’s like saying you don’t trust a company because they updated from PHP 5 to PHP 8.2
> Not everybody knows that, but Scrum was invented to manage a team of dysfunctional COBOL programmers at a bank, not for product-led tech companies, and certainly not for startups.
> If you're mostly hiring juniors, low-skilled, unpassionate, unable to work autonomously without constant handlholding, reactive instead of proactive people, then you'll certainly need some micromanaging SDLC like Scrum.