Notices by taylor (nik@misskey.bubbletea.dev), page 2

@icedquinn@blob.cat yea i mean thats how ive gotten all of my jobs up to this point but i unfortunately don't know anyone working at companies im particularly interested in right now >.>

where do you find good remote software position openings? all the aggregators ive found so far have the worst filtering known to man

a single person recognized my costume last night >.< thank you guy I've never met before for validating me

@shibao @kaia@brotka.st consumable?

also why in the world does macos not respect home/end buttons

today in macos bullshit: my cursor is huge and a reboot won't fix it (yes I know about the cursor size setting, this is the smallest setting now somehow)

committed war crimes on these tacos

really not sure where this point is coming from...it's almost always easier to find someone to fix a bug in the open source framework you're using than it is to rewrite an entire project in something else

It's also a major product problem. Imagine that you're the engineering director, or CTO of a company whose next release is blocked by some Flutter bug. What do you do if the team won't work on that bug for 2 years? Well, if it's a serious bug for your company, then you stop using Flutter. You don't have a choice. You need to keep moving forward. Your team doesn't know how to work on the Flutter framework, and the Flutter framework team is either unresponsive, or at least completely non-committal towards a fix. Oh well - can't use Flutter any more. Flutter won't survive if these kinds of experiences become common.Your team doesn't know how to work on the Flutter frameworkskill issue quite frankly

@pounce@nyan.network I guess I wasn't clear, I meant creating a fork/patchset, did plenty of that at my last job. I am aware that their acceptance of external contributions is basically nil.... that PR thread is ghastly :notlikethis:

@pounce@nyan.network my point was really just about cost analysis of engineering time to rewrite a project from scratch to stop depending on something vs just fixing the thing you're depending on (even if that means maintaining a fork) usually leans towards the latter with mature projects

@pounce@nyan.network I have seen things in the legacy code mines I wish I had never seen

@kaia@brotka.st if i can't buy illegal things with it then it's not good

@shibao @vivi i have not but this doesn't really seem like my thing lol

@vivi @shibao vivi i've spent a LOT of time with shibao and this did not happen to me i feel like this might be a you problem

@kaia@brotka.st looks nice

@shibao statistically significant sissy hypno

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/879054/

@tk@bbs.kawa-kun.com useful

@shibao but polish isn't an option on the list?