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You can write the code yourself you know?

Wow does it really have 479.001.600 experts?

We're in the late stages of capitalism, at a point where everyone is scrambling to extract some wealth, before everything comes crumbling down. No one is even remotely thinking about art of the craft now, or programmer happiness or whatever, and you're branded a loser if you think about that stuff.

I don't know, one thing going for him is he's actively learning by doing. A lot of people appears to have mentally checked out and just press the "Solve this ticket" button and never learn anything new now. Programming skills might still be valuable down the line, he's betting on that I suppose.

I don't agree with this take, there are a bunch of security companies that are screening new versions of packages looking for vulnerabilities, so waiting a bit before upgrading to the lastest package is miles better than immediately upgrading.

The physical limitations work with you, not against you. Have you ever read a book? The physical limitations is the blank paper, you need to be creative enough with the words you need to express for your vision to come to life.

You're comparing a gpu to a human brain?

Sprints are a good tool to transform bad teams into better teams. No amount of process and tools is going to convert a good team into being a great one.

Great teams do not need additional processes to deliver value and they usually are more of an obstacle. Clear goals and a vision are much more important, as well as having an environment where the decision makers are the one implementing the solution.

You can set your router with a firewall NAT rule to capture all DNS requests and redirect them to use Pi-Hole. Your tv will think it talks to 8.8.8.8 when in reality it will talk to your server.