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It's a tough time to make those decisions. I really don't know what juniors will do. Continuity is a real cost, but a long term one. So, early on definitely doesn't make sense, especially when you are laying a foundation. But afterwards, you have to have some form of continuity to maintain the product and the cheapest and best way would be to bring on young talent.

I got lost in the game. too bad it doesn't keep score

Awesome game! Great concept.

I suggest smaller industrial companies in machine control or warehouse management. Some of the most enjoyable projects I’ve worked on were related to non-destructive testing. The smaller companies I’ve worked for have mainly been windows based c#.

This is terrifying and would be an instant no if a potential employer asked me to do it. Instant red flag.

Do the tools save developers time? Do the tools make deployment or code more maintainable? Is the cost of resources greater than the cost of paying for developers time? They sent rockets to the moon with 64kb of ram because they had to, not because they were trying to skimp tooling.

This stuff isn't a joke. My wife has this allergy now. She started with problems eating medium cooked steak and it kept progressing from there until all dairy would cause a flare up. You wouldn't believe how much of our food contains dairy. Butter is in everything tasty.

One thing that blew my mind is Oreos contain no dairy!!

simple and fun!

I just hate not knowing what to believe... If it's real, screw all the politics, I want to read about the tech, biology, and origin. It's not about who's right, but what's right.