[–] 35 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (2 children)

Besides DHH being problematic. It's really weird that a vibe-coded OS that is less than about a year old is getting millions of dollars of funding while other critical FLOSS software is constantly underfunded.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 month ago (5 children)

    Y'all just keep wanking though. They've got you right there where they want you. In the palm of your own hand.

    Who is this "they"? This is where these idiotic conspiracy theories always fall apart. The government? Big pharma selling ED pills? Satan?

    You're spewing hateful Christian Nationalist rhetoric aimed at shaming men. I'm not sure who you are trying to convince on Lemmy anyway. This seems like a troll or costly signaling.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago
    Favorite: Fedora
    First Distro Used: Not entirely sure. We had a couple Linux computers growing up that my dad set up and he distro hopped a bit. I used Ubuntu(or variants, e.g. xubuntu) during high school and a bit of college.
    Distro You Want to Use in the Future: Bazzite or another immutable distro
    Honorable Mention: Manjaro
    Distro You Liked the Least: Debian
    Distro You Currently Use: Fedora with hyprland(ML4W)
    The Distro You Used for the Longest Time: Probably Fedora
    
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  • [–] 4 points 6 months ago

    I learned (neo)vim this last year. It really wasn't that bad. You need to learn like maybe a dozen hotkeys to get going, but after that you can do :h <topic> for everything else. And it's not even like you lose full functionality of your mouse, at least neovim supports a lot of mouse movements

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  • [–] 7 points 6 months ago (2 children)

    Obviously the loss of human life is terrible, but I want to add an economic reason also.

    War is just absolutely terrible for the global economy. Munitions are single use. They explode and are gone. Not to mention the destruction of manufacturing, human lives, and general instability of wartorn regions.

    Investing in infrastructure improves commerce. Investing in education, healthcare, and other social services increases worker productivity and number of workers. It's a no-brainer from an economic perspective to invest in all of those things.

    A rising tide lifts all ships.

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  • [–] 4 points 7 months ago (1 child)

    I've moved to Matrix from Discord for two small friend groups (<6 people each). Matrix is a fine replacement for the small friend Discord. But it has awhile to go before it can replace 1000+ people servers

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    The Phoenix Project (and The Unicorn Project) by Gene Kim really opened my eyes up as an engineer and made me feel like I could start fixing the problems I was seeing on my team, on my project, and in my organization.

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    My company started using Lattice software for tracking 1 on 1s, reviews, etc. I don't really love it, but it's nice to have something that the entire company is standardizing with.

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    Any other tools, software, processes, that you use for the people management side?

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