At some point in your career, you stop worrying about abstractions. You stop deciding for users how they should use your code. You just code, it's bliss.

The app that claims to “promote and protect the freedom of expression” would rather you fixate on violent and pornographic adult content than see a documentary that methodically peels back the mask of American Zionism to reveal its ghastly face That’s why our film is restricted

“Sir, we’re here because you criticized Israel online.” A man in Texas says local police showed up at his door over his posts — looks like free speech expires the moment Tel Aviv gets mentioned.

This is from 2005. Before Hamas came to power in Gaza. Makes you think, right?

Some of the replies here validate my opinion that software development has an unnecessarily high opinion of itself. Software development is mostly a blue collar job which is ruined by those who think of it as a high science. Our industry would be a lot better off - and a lot better at what it does - if it embraced the blue collar nature of our work and educated and organised itself accordingly. Also, snobbery. The number of people who assumed that mechanics don’t do physics and then wrongly assume I meant programmers don’t do math…

The chick who got the Nobel Peace Prize is calling for war in her own country.

3 years ago, we chose a monolith. Today, that monolith: - Runs in a single ASG. - Deploys in 12 minutes. - Is understood by every engineer. - Has a single, fast test suite. - Costs 1/5th what our 'microservice' platform does. We're now building our second product. It's also a monolith. Microservices solve problems we don't have. And they create problems we don't want.

The biggest predictor of coding ability is Language Aptitude. Not Math. A study posted in Nature found that numeracy accounts for just 2% of skill variance. Meanwhile, the neural behaviors associated with language accounted for 70% of skill variance.

This is the "most moral army in the world": A soldier stealing a child's bicycle and throwing it in the trash A perfect,small-scale metaphor for an occupation built on stealing childhoods, joy, and futures. Pure, casual cruelty

ESims, modern standby, windows copilot, stuff nobody asked for but got shoved down our throats regardless.

Here’s a real-life horror story 😱 It’s Saturday, a weekend and a public holiday here in Bengaluru. My dad’s iPhone 13 Pro Max slipped from his hand and the display shattered completely. Unfortunately, he uses an eSIM, which means he’s now locked out of his phone. No calls, no OTPs, no WhatsApp, nothing. Now, I have several spare phones lying around, but because there’s no physical SIM, he can’t just switch devices. Transferring an eSIM requires a functioning display, which he obviously doesn’t have anymore. So I thought, no problem, let’s repair the screen. But guess what? Every local repair shop is closed for the long weekend. And to make things worse, Airtel stores are closed too. I even have a brand-new unused physical SIM card with me, but Airtel refuses to activate it over the phone, they insist I visit a store in person. Which, again, isn’t possible today. So the earliest he can hope to have a working phone again is tomorrow. Now imagine this same situation happening abroad, on a trip, or in a country where support isn’t as accessible. It would be an absolute nightmare. Yet another reason why eSIMs are a terrible idea when things go wrong. They’re great when everything works perfectly, but the moment something breaks, you realize how fragile and dependent the system really is.

Mossad says they have put bombs and listening devices in electronic devices in the US, UK, France, Germany, Spain, every Western regime they own, ready to do with as they please. Zero coverage in any Western media outlet about this open admission, because they own everything

Indians and their god given right to bang a drum at any hour of the day any day of the year. Why are Indians so obsessed with banging the shit out of the neighbours ear drum for every single festival? And why is there one every week of the year?

⚡️🇿🇦🇫🇷JUST IN: South Africa’s Ambassador to France, Nathi Mthethwa, died after “falling” from the 22nd floor of a Paris hotel today. Prosecutors say his room’s sealed window had been forced open. Footage of him speaking at a student event for Palestine.

Can't persuade people so you have to brainwash them. Rig ChatGPT, buy TikTok, intimidate universities. Can't image why no one likes this, it all seems so pleasant.

This is the moment an old Palestinian woman is evicted from her house by Zionists . The house, which had been in her family for generations, was given to Jewish settler from Eastern Europe, people who had no connection to Palestine.

The Bible also says Satan intentionally misquotes scripture to trick leaders into serving him instead of God

"it's better than China spying on us"