I bet my fiancée that this picture of our cats could get 10 billion boosts on Mastodon.
She said she doesn't believe me. She said there's only 13 million accounts on Mastodon. She said there aren't even 10 billion people on Earth. She said it concerns her that I struggle so hard to comprehend large numbers.
Let's prove her wrong everyone. Boost away and show her just how awesome the Mastodon community is.
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When everything was built in C and C++ back in the day, it wasn't uncommon for teams to wait a long time for their code to build.
We've now brought this to web dev in the form of JavaScript bundlers which take even longer to run.
And we call it progress.
"the same managerial types who bitch about the entitlement and unrealistic expectations of young people are the same ones that also eviscerated the bottom rung of the career ladder — typically by offshoring many of these roles, or consolidating them into the responsibilities of their increasingly burned-out senior workers — or see AI as a way to eliminate what they see as an optional cost center, and not the future of their workforce."
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Jesus there are so many problems with this article.
"Java was ... created to have as few implementation dependencies as possible."
Bro, what?
Also they lost me with that graphic at the top that claims front-end makes up only 20% of the effort of writing an app.
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