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JawnV6 posted:I always thought the benefit of an intense micromanaging boss was having that person in your corner fighting for your raise, like yeah every staff meeting is gonna suck but... you get a raise lol ive never met an intense micromanaging boss that advocated for you. they are covering their own rear end and taking credit for everything you do (hence the micromanaging)
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prom candy posted:What service should I use for consolidating all my logs from my various applications/k8s/etc.? I'm using LogDNA right now but I don't like it all that much. Bonus points for being dead easy to use and not making me think very hard. My coworkers are singing GralyLog's praises atm
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champagne posting posted:At least you were attempted bribed with a car. Last time I had this conversation the things on the table were pizza on fridays or a table football table. You guys got bribes? My manager was powerless to offer me anything without the approval of people way over his head so he just said that I couldn't be sure that the new place would be a better work environment. It was.
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CPColin posted:This is the one that always gets me. They'll make the tiniest of tweaks every few months and it almost always first releases as a broken pile of poo poo that nobody asked for. It sometimes feels like a case of a company creating a feature-complete product and then not knowing what to do with itself beyond that. Circles are apparently pretty cool. They're also broken, so no one uses them. But in theory they're cool.
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Nice username/post combo but the whole point of AI is to create a liability shield
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If they are handing you extra responsibilities without a promotion and especially without paying you more it is your duty to hand those responsibilities back. Ignore the emails, don't attend the meetings, and most certainly don't manage anything. Not My Job
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worms butthole guy posted:Dies this advice ever leave to anything other than them terminating you the first chance they get for poor work ethic Yes. It leads to a new title. Granted, they didn't have anybody else, so they had to work with me.
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Che Delilas posted:500 Internal Server Error Due To Bad Request An API unironically returning this because I had a ^ character in my password  That was a fun one to debug
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Volmarias posted:We all test in production one way or another, friend. Especially with networking code. Try unit testing the bugs out of that!
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Which one of you idiots did this https://www.pcgamer.com/software-engineer-busted-after-being-inspired-by-office-space-scam/
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Judge Schnoopy posted:I feel like I've fallen into the trap of being a "leopards eat your face party" supporter. That's a thorny one. You could take your perspective to HR; they're most likely to take the idea seriously. You could step down as manager and let someone else jump on the grenade. Or you could start polishing your resume and applying for jobs because you are a calendar.
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Judge Schnoopy posted:Also want to be clear that I'm not a manager, nor do I outrank anybody - we're at the same title. Then I suppose you have a better argument for feeling targeted if you bring it to HR, since it's really not in your job description to manage other people's egos. The important thing is to get your point of view out ahead of time before you get scapegoated, because nobody's going to listen to you when you are on the chopping block, just like you didn't listen to that guy who didn't pay enough attention to misogyny. You need to start putting complaints in writing that you are being harassed before your culture fit is in question.
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Aramoro posted:As an engineering manager this is one you must take to your manager,and or hr , as soon as you. If it is like you present they’re creating a classic hostile working environment just with a new spin on it. You need to insulate yourself from it before you get shuffled off with potentially career ending rumours, at least at that company. It’s one of those really difficult situations,but a situation that your manager is paid to deal with. 
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Good first step, hopefully you get the transfer and that's the end of it (for you).
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Harriet Carker posted:Yes as long as you take everything with a grain of salt. Think of its advice more as “stuff you can think about as you’re building or refactoring” - you will still need to use your judgement to know when to break the “rules” it lays out. This is also what I learned in school. Our professor told us that a function should do exactly one thing and one thing only, and if it does more than that, break it into multiple functions. Obviously, I don't do that. But I do use a lot more functions than I might have otherwise, and that's a good thing. Volmarias posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ This video is so excellently written. Love it every time Cup Runneth Over fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Feb 11, 2023 |
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Mega Comrade posted:Yes for sure. I got brought on partially because I had introduced these sorts of processes at my last place that had none. They had none here too. Sever.
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FlowerRhythmREMIX posted:I learned the most about git when I nuked a remote branch and had to figure out how to fix it with an interactive rebase (my memory is a little vague of what I actually did). Everyone should learn to use git by destruction. This is true. I wouldn't know nearly as much about git if I hadn't hosed things up and desperately scrambled to fix them. Just don't make your fuckups somebody else's problem.
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I wonder how closely people using GPT-3 for their job tracks to people who've ever had a Facebook account
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ChatGPT does automate the gently caress out of the coworker stories people post in this thread, it's true
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I for one say you should do it OP. I mean, what could go wrong?
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Aramoro posted:They need to fix the factual inaccuracies. I was seeing if it could generate cryptic crossword clues and it does but they're based massive factual inaccuracies. If you call it out it says oh yes my bad and spouts another load of poo poo. That's not possible because the fundamental underlying mechanism by which it operates is just finding the most likely next token in the prompt. Plus its training corpus is chock full of factual inaccuracies. But fundamentally either it spits out a 1:1 copy of text it was trained on or it makes some poo poo up. Making some poo poo up is how the entire thing works.
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Itaipava posted:Not directing this at anyone in particular but to me it's interesting that people are hyped about turning some of their tasks from "develop" to "code review". Personally I like programming way more, and approach code reviews like I approach taking medicine and going to the gym: a necessary evil. Yeah I don't understand why people seem to think that debugging was the most interesting part of their jobs
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I understand now. ChatGPT is for people who don't naturally type at 140wpm.
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Bruegels Fuckbooks posted:and why do they call it a "stand-up" meeting when everyone is sitting down? because they are doing it wrong and paying lipservice
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If you don't understand the question the answer is probably "not Mossad."
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brand engager posted:What're the current places everyone uses for job listings, I've got to start looking Got all my offers off Indeed listings
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If I don't have a webcam I don't have to pretend to pay full attention to the hour long meeting and can do stuff on my home computer when it's boring
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epswing posted:You’re literally being paid to be there, maybe pay attention even if it’s boring? Nah, I'm here to work less and live more and get paid as much as possible in the process
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If I am paid for my time then why am I not paid more when I spend more time on work?
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epswing posted:When you ask "why am I not paid more when I spend more time on work" do you mean outside of business hours, or during business hours? Outside of business hours. I am salaried. If I devote more time to the company, I am paid the same amount; therefore, I am not paid for my time. epswing posted:Maybe writing documentation or attending meetings feels like a waste of your valuable time because you're some solid gold marvel of a programmer, but what do you care? Let the faceless corporation pay you software development prices to sit in meetings. Attending meetings isn't a waste of my time, I'm happy to get paid to attend virtual meetings. What I object to is having to have a camera on so that I have to stare at the laptop screen during that meeting instead of dicking around. epswing posted:Edit: I suppose if I were at the beginning of my career, as a fresh-faced junior I'd be actively looking to level-up my skills and my role in the company, and I would probably look at long and perhaps useless meetings being a barrier to those goals. If that's you, fair enough. No, it's not me. I'm doing as little work as possible for as much money as possible in order to spend time with my family and hobbies. I don't really give a gently caress about the company except insofar as doing enough that they don't catch on that I am doing this, so they continue paying me lots of money to spend on stuff I like doing. Hope this clears things up. 
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Erg posted:you sound like a terrible coworker unless you’re on a team of one I've considered it but fully automated luxury communism ain't here yet so I'm paying the bills until then
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New Yorp New Yorp posted:Some distant relative of my wife's that I met a few times at family functional mentioned that while her team was remote during covid she required them to be in a meeting all day with both mics and cameras on at all times. Just a meeting of bodily functions and keyboards clacking because she's a lunatic control freak. Oh and she enforced office dress code, including below the camera, via visual inspection. Wish this was the first time I'd heard of the all day remote work video call
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ThePopeOfFun posted:i had a long rant but gently caress react I love that all programming is slowly becoming web development
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Ah, you want to build software? Well we call them apps now first of all, but secondly, would you like to use Node.js, or React.js?
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Man, someone should get all you guys into one organization and assign you different titles based on which part of the workflow you are handling
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Xarn posted:This is true. The unsaid part is that C is not a good language to use in 2023 Those are some serious fighting words in appdev
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chglcu posted:C is the only language I actually enjoy using these days. It’s nice and performant without being an over-complicated mess like C++. Games were what I hand in mind, I just said appdev to cover my bases
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