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one of the saddest parts about trying to build fast and efficient software for developers is that the median developer only experiences your software after it gets extruded through 7 corporate proxies, two firewalls, and an artifactory instance that speaks HTTP/0.9 and that hasn’t been updated in 13 years

Attached: 1 image Oh! This is new and cool. #Firefox for Android now automatically offers to search the Wayback Machine if it can't find the original page. Easily the best browser on Android.

Make Racists Afraid Again

Attached: 1 image An Anthropic engineering manager argues coding interviews are poor predictors of engineering impact, which I strongly agree with. His advice to junior engineers? Work where the company makes money, challenge established assumptions, and build prototypes instead of waiting for permission. That’s been good advice for decades. AI just makes execution cheaper. https://felixrieseberg.com/hunger-beats-tenure-advice-for-junior-engineers/

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