idiomaticrust

I sense some leptos inspirations ;)

In the age of clustering software are there still admins that are proud of their high uptimes?

I remember these old days when people didn't update kernels on their systems and boasted of high uptime on their private servers. Like high uptime would be an indicator of good maintenance ;)

I would like to add another point here - "test-derived development". Give job applicants test tasks that will be merged, but don't give them jobs ;)

I've used a few package managers that use json and I'm really glad that cargo uses toml.

IMO xml/json/yaml are PITA file formats.

Well, in some cases certainly it could be an increase in quality.

"russian exploding tank"

https://pagegenie.io/editor?key=e025fb3c-0183-4727-af4e-9ca3...

"Beaujolais nouveau whiskey - one day moonshine"

https://pagegenie.io/editor?key=3e3b5f41-1d3e-4a0f-9c28-aa81...

Best page ever. You won the internet today :)

"natural stupidity in pills - a cure for artificial intelligence"

https://pagegenie.io/editor?key=1fdbec9b-bbd3-4d31-b352-bacc...

This is great :)

"nazi russian exterminator"

https://pagegenie.io/editor?key=5d4d8a0e-89d8-4f2d-be7b-f72a...

"geriatric pregnancy holder"

https://pagegenie.io/editor?key=be232b34-bffc-4874-9507-31d1...

It's great product. I'll have a lot of fun with it :)

"huge dildos for midgets"

https://pagegenie.io/editor?key=fb131898-5f9b-45eb-bdf7-2785...

Without VDOM? So it's like a https://github.com/leptos-rs/leptos and you can have it with super fast backend based on axum https://github.com/leptos-rs/start-axum ;)

I used AngularJS before TS based Angular showed up. I like Angular as a frontend framework. I mostly ignored other JS related trends, because I develop mostly API and I use Angular for admin panels.

My next project will use https://github.com/leptos-rs/start-axum , because it's superior technology in terms of speed when you compare it to VDOM frontend frameworks.

Yes, of course. Over the years I had a mostly positive experience with North American companies - I may be super biased here, but I prefer to work for these companies.

From personal experience, I prefer to work for US companies. I worked for a few US based and for one French.

The gig in France didn't end well - I had to build an MVP of a video streaming service. It wasn't even a full-time job - it was part-time work - 4 hours per day. It ended after around 4 months.

It turned out that: - my everyday reports that I've sent wasn't read - they didn't test platform at any stage while I was developing it - they thought that if I received an HTML+CSS design from them it will be super easy to add missing features - they thought that HTML+CSS is like 80% of the work done :) - they were super not satisfied with result that they had after 4 months

And of course, it was just my fault :)

I've read a book about Polish game dev studio's history and IIRC this was about CDA - they wanted to have something in Paris to develop games. So they hired some studios there and this studio hired developers and started to work on the new game.

But there was really small progress. Managers talked with managers, and weeks and months passed, but there were no satisfying results.

Big bosses of the company wanted to figure out what is going on, so they started visiting their Paris investment. It turned out that developers in Paris start work around 10 am, they have lunch in the middle and they end work around 2, sometimes 3 pm if they stay late for their job :D

Maybe it's game dev specific thing there. I don't know. Story was described in book "Nie tylko Wiedźmin. Historia polskich gier komputerowych"

It works great. I'm generating new posts and I feel like I would read LinkedIn. I think you nicely nailed how people write posts there.

And this is why I don't read posts on LinkedIn. They mostly look like posts generated by some AI.

When it will be passing the original compiler tests and will not introduce any incompatibilities, I think it will be good to have another, mature compiler.

I'm waiting for the next big thing in AI - AI without the need of hiring a prompt engineer.

Let's call it PELessAI.

This is super interesting :)

Definitely, I'm going to read the manual!

They want to install an update that integrates with Bing Chat Bot. To have real killer app features ;)

"If you want to fire an employee you can not do it from one day to another without good reason."

This usually only applies for permanent employees, not freelancers.

It works both ways usually. If you want to fire an employee you can not do it from one day to another without good reason.

There is also the possibility of an earlier contract end with the agreement of both parties.

What devs are you trying to hire?

Today's chatbot could be part of the AI of tomorrow's guarding robot.

Looks interesting. I'm sure I'll try it one day.

Now let's integrate this technology with a self-driving car. What could go wrong?