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Hey guy's let's fix the computer software
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>>108263378
grapql is a meme technology created by (((zucc))) that no one uses. It operates on HTTP and is a wannabe replacement for REST.
SQL is a query language used for interacting with relational database systems, like PostgreSQL, but it can even handle querying unstructured JSON data.
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that is the most retarded way to compare these two
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I built something similar for 5k anon. But it included Noctua case fans, 4x 2tb of NVME gen 5, 64gb of ram, 7900 xtx, 7950x, Seasonic Titanium 1000w psu and a high end ASUS motherboard.
Prebuilts are fucking expensive.
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Since we sell to parts of the US Government, and Trump just declared Anthropic a thread to national security or some bullshit... there's rumors that the legal department might make all of the engineers find and rewrite any code written by Claude.
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I implemented a new structure and fixedover 40,000 product descriptions without telling anyone. I've heard one negative response but either no one noticed or doesn't care that I made this massive change. I've only been with the company for 3 months.
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and I bring my own fucking tactical radios to work and do forensic accounting every stocktaking season, and then get bitched about for having a lapel pin not lined up perfectly right. most bosses don't know what your job even is, let alone to thank you once in a while for anything that actually matters.
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>had a 1 hour company-wide town hall on friday
>topic was AI (of course)
>they danced around the issue but the message was that we invested a lot in our AI tooling and it needs to be used more
>not even a tech company, so it was stuff like "use copilot to generate emails" and shit like that
>30 minute demo on how to create an agent
>AI usage will be monitored and used for performance evals
>writing on the wall is "if we don't start showing value from our big investment in AI, a bunch of people will lose their jobs"
i hope scam altman gets brain cancer
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i feel my morale slipping how do i maintain it
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I use LLMs to generate some parts of my reports. I deliberately set it to write the text as LLM-like as it can so that it really contrasts with the parts I wrote myself, and if anyone read them (I doubt tho) they'd see how ridiculous this is and how annoying it is to read slop from others.
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>be me
>structured cabling technician 3
>250k TC
>still on the road
>stop for gas and bathroom break
>restroom door is locked so I wait my turn
>out comes a frumpy jeet with a look of dim-witted satisfaction on his face
>it's my turn, so I walk into the restroom
>it's got a severely off smell
>walk to the toilet, and to the left is an open garbage can stuffed with a heap of toilet paper covered in goopy shit
These "people" are retarded animals and nothing will ever convince me otherwise.
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I was hired to modernize a legacy Java banking app with a small, long-term team. The app is painfully slow and dated. Surprisingly, my senior dev buddy supports updating it, but I want to ensure the rest of the team feels respected rather than forced.
My background is Next.js/TS. A friend in fintech loves Kotlin, and I’m considering pushing for that. I don't know the language yet, but it seems like the perfect middle ground since it is fully interoperable with their existing code and much easier for Java devs to adopt.
>Just stay on Java
I dislike Java and believe Kotlin is a stronger marketing sell as a "modern stack."
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Australian software company WiseTech Global will cut about 2,000 jobs, nearly a third of its global workforce, as part of a two-year restructuring driven by artificial intelligence, in what could be one of the country’s largest AI-related job reductions
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>>108267504
I truly hope Trump & Israel trigger WW3, it is the only way we can go back to having good lives, we need a mass culling event. Reminder that NAs Golden Age only came about because of that. Reminder that good wages and worker rights in EU only came about thanks to the Black Death.
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>>108264380
i took a 3 day weekend so i had yesterday off and it's now saturday evening and i still feel exhausted and like complete shit
life hasn't been the same since that time i fainted in an elevator and hit my head last year
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I interviewed for a Release Engineer role at Brave Software and the experience was not what I expected. I went in prepared to talk about CI/CD architecture, Jenkins declarative versus scripted pipelines, TeamCity with Kotlin DSL, scaling Chromium builds, artifact promotion, reproducibility, and release orchestration at scale. Instead, the interview focused almost entirely on low-level Linux and networking fundamentals. They wanted exact df and tcpdump flags, not general debugging approaches but precise switches. The discussion moved into the TCP three-way handshake, congestion control under latency, reciting the OSI model in order, explaining how iperf works internally, how to build a VPN tunnel from scratch, kernel parameter tuning, and filesystem internals like inode mechanics.
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cont.
The interviewer was the director and had previously held the role of release engineer, so confused by it! It did not help this guy was rapid firing questions, seemed very annoyed and detached and was very clear he felt he wast wasting his time, and came off combative at times during the discussion. For instance he challenged aggressively why I do not use brave as my browser and made me defend my position. It's a job, not a cult sir? I've tried it out, but I don't have to religiously use software just because I'm interviewing there.
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hilarious.
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How do I fix this?
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>Some dumbass company is firing 1000 workers over a stackoverflow replacement.
These events have proven even small hiveminds like companies have no wisdom.
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>>108268474
im telling pete
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Unfunny autist award
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>>108268501
>banking projects with no future
Literally all of QA is 80% banking / fintech project. Your fault for leaving. If you're that bored with your life you couldve just find a hobby. Pick up unity or something then pivot to game QA. Quitting without something lined up is always suicide. Do you seriously have 6 years of exp? Selenium, appium, python and java is automation tier already. I dont see the problem you cant get a job within 6 momths.
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Tadoku huh, I'll look it into it.
I only know about minna no nihongo.
I know hopping to manga / LN / games will just kill my motivation. Im content if my learning pace at the moment is akin to a primary schooler.
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in spirit
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you're not me!!!
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>>108270776
Well prebuilt is going to cost more than home built so from that angle it comes down to time vs. money. It seems time is the value if you're willing to drop 10k so easily.
You'll save more in the long run buying than outsourcing this out on to AWS and other subscription models.
Without knowing how big we're talking can't give an accurate rating on if the specs are overkill.
My verdict: Drop this in a dedicated room to "work" and figure out how to make uncle sam pay for it through tax discounts. You figure out a way to be a small business or get your company to cover the costs and you can offload some of the costs over the years.
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>react
learned
>backend frameworks
learned
>sql
perfected
why cant i get a webdev job
note that i refuse to put any effort into my linkedin and i only use it to apply for jobs becasue anything else is humiliation ritual.
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I'm thinking of quitting my miserable tech job but I will miss the cushy cafeteria. Is it worth a Costco membership just so I can go to the food court every day? I live alone, so I don't really need anything in bulk.
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i actually never cared about webdev
i just felt bad when i got a webdev interview and did a mid job (still made it to the 3rd round) in a good company only to not get accepted so i focused all my efforts into it
i still get a strong urge to go back to just doing gamedev and hope i make a flavor of the month and retire without having to deal with the humiliation ritual that is the job market
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>>108272045
ts a tech WORKERS thread
fuck off to /utwg/
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>>108272230
>nothing is changing besides nobody needs programmers anymore
You're stuck in 2023, lil bro. AI doesn't make mistakes like that anymore, you have agents checking your code and doing full security audits and testing. Instead of a large team of devs, you just need a few technical leads
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>>108272292
Claude Code has replaced jeet outsourcing, but with better hygiene and less scamming. There is zero usecase for jeets now. Zero. The AI can do the grunt work we'd assign to outsourced 87 IQ jeet teams.
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>Claude Code has replaced jeet outsourcing
Well no, Claude Code replaced fixing jeet outsourcing. Once you had to hire white people during brief periods to fix the jeet code you paid for year-round. Now Claude can fix it, which means you just pay your jeet slaves 1/4 a livable wage and never bother with whitey.
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I don't think the jeets are really going to be needed at all. One of the many problems with jeets is their horrible communication skills, dishonesty, and awful understanding of written or spoken English. That isn't going to mesh well with modern AI-powered workflows.
I think what's going to happen is salaries go to shit for everyone and the work becomes more local. But who can say for sure, the 2020's have been fucking crazy.
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my job is making me so fucking exhausted
at what point do i need to go to my doctor and say Please help me i'm always so tired, i'm ngmi
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I'm so jealous. This guy is about to learn a TON about b2b synergy!
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I honestly don't know. The hours aren't particularly bad. It's not all that stressful. The project I'm on has a bunch of artificial deadlines that we keep blowing through, but that doesn't bother me. I do get constantly pinged by people for help. Like, when I login on Monday, I'll probalby have 20 messages to respond to before I can even start on my actual work. Some of them will be from my manager just asking for "quick" things. All that is probably part of it, but it shouldn't still be affecting me on a Sunday afternoon.
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former web developer, haven't worked a coding job since 2023 because I lost all motivation from seeing chatbots do my work much more quickly. is it worth trying to re-enter the web development biz or should I just kill myself
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>>108272976
It's absolutely completely over for webdev and tech work in general. But don't kill yourself. Get into trades or nursing or something. I hear maintaining/operating medical equipment can be a decent gig.
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>>108267226
kotlin is java if it were good. nothing more, nothing less. just start using it in every new PR. any time you touch something old, convert it to kotlin. much easier to sell it like that than to try to overhaul the whole thing
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Unironically what is so bad about being homeless
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>Friend’s younger brother who I have never spoken to has a developer job at a company I just applied too
Should I DM him and ask for help on getting the job anons? I feel like it’d be awkward and it feels weird asking friends for help with employment much less their siblings I’ve never spoken too.
Am I overthinking things? :(
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>>108273272
Nothing, I guess? The main problem with networking these days is that nobody really has all that much clout anymore unless they own the damn business, and even if they did have that kind of clout, the job market is so awful they probably aren't going to squander an opportunity on someone else.
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>>108273272
the corporation would have to be pretty big and faceless if you can't just mention it to someone with more authority than you. they will tell hr or whomstever the fuck is in charge of hiring for that department. and if that is the case then you just say "i tried and put a word in with [some corpo faggot], not sure how much it will help!" and move on with your life.
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I just sent the dm, we’ll see how it goes
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Because I feel like a leech lol
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>I feel like a leech lol
Sometimes I get that feeling but then I remember I live in a neighborhood where literal niggers from Africa who got here 3 years ago are using my tax dollars to finance G-Wagons and I'm 30 years old and haven't even broken 6 figures yet and don't even know how I could which probably means I'm slowly on the path to unemployability now.
Then I get over it.
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The roiling hatred I feel for the vapid adult-daycare stinking shit layer of deliberate obfuscation companies insist on shoehorning between people that are actually producing real verges on animalistic murderousness.
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is it weird that my current job is so boring and lax that i kinda want to get laid off so that i'll finally have the motivation to get a new job that actually forces me to work harder (and will probably pay more)
just too lazy and risk-averse to switch jobs out of my own volition
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>>108273971
well i am working on backend stuff but my motivation is so low and i feel like i'm becoming more and more retarded every day. i think the fact that i worked on a task for like 9 months and then the team lead looked at it and went "oh we can't use this actually lol" it kinda took the winds out of my sails. basically classic burnout i guess; not seeing any result from work
i feel like i was really sharp like 3-4 years ago but now i've realized there is no meritocracy, everything is mismanaged, and the only thing i have to "work" towards is increasing the arbitrary number of yoe on my CV so i can hop to a more senior adult daycare job that i was probably overqualified for 3 years ago already
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blood bastard azure benchod bitch
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guys, even though i have a data annotator job that pays me like a whole month of basic expenses, minimum wage in my country, i should still practice my other technical skills right?
i've been unemployed since april 2025 and the last time i coded anything was back in june 2024 and that was C# for a 2D unity project. I have 12 months of manual tester experience but i just cant land anything. this data annotator job is like fulltime WFO from 9.00 to 18.00 and i have a freelance anime content reviewer job coming up. i'm just afraid if i get shitcanned in 2-5 years and still cant code or sufficient in java or python or something so that i can at least do Selenium Postman stuff, then it all goes back down to square 1.
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>>108274007
I work on backend too but management has been forcing AI down our gullet for the last couple of month. Almost half of the team have quit over it and I'm debating the same. Sucks that the market isn't letting up and I don't want to eat into my savings yet
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How do I respond without sounding mad?
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Have any of you guys worked at either Worst buy or Micropenor? I was planning on never working a day in my life, but I was recently informed that I've been cut from the family will.
I'm looking to get a technician role. Just how well informed do I have to be about the latest hardware? I read in the job requirements that I either have to have a Comptia A+ cert, or be able to obtain it within 90 days. Both it and some Crapple cert are highly preferred. What's the job interview like?
I'd prefer Micropenor since they make you wear a faggy polo at Worst Buy, and I don't want to be put through the daily humiliation ritual of people staring at my moobs.
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unemployed
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any of you niggers work cybersec GRC?
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Random recruiter reached out on Linkedin for a Go developer position with double my current JS dev salary. The problem is I don't have any Go work experience but I'm familiar with it, she said 1 year of Go experience needed. I'm thinking lying and saying I used Go at my previous job 2 years ago (I actually used Python there), so they will expect that I'm a bit rusty and I will still have a chance?
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>she said 1 year of Go experience needed
probably. 1yoe is really nothing, especially since the average covid hire will barely be able to write fizzbuzz with 1yoe. if you study a bit before and during the job, and read through the codebase a lot, then you will be fine i think
thoughever i'd be more worried if the company was stable. it's not a very solid economy right now and companies aren't that anxious to keep talent on board
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How are the tech working opportunities in israel / iran? which country has better benefits and job security?
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>>108276022
If I were Australian, I’d do whatever Steve Irwin or Dr Chris Brown do
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I think it’s better to just say you’re using Go to build some personal productivity tools rather than lie. HR roastie can be surprisingly thorough sometimes they might even contact your previous company to ask about you
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I've spent years taking classes to get a CS degree and I'm afraid it's going to go to waste. Whatever the reason is on why the job market is so shit now, the ultimate question for the long-run is: Is the market going to recover in the future where it's not nearly impossible to find a job?
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everything is a cycle, tech has seen booms and busts the past decades it's not new. Although AI does change things a bit, the stuff entry level programmers used to do can be done by AI, maybe it just means the bar is higher for entry level now. But there will always be some positions opening up as people retire/get promoted etc
inevitably some new tech meme will occur and there will be another hiring frenzy
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>Whatever the reason is on why the job market is so shit now, the ultimate question for the long-run is: Is the market going to recover in the future where it's not nearly impossible to find a job?
the job market is bad because theres too much debt money on books. after 2008 and then later during covid, governments (especially the US) started spending on borrowed money like crazy, with no way to pay back those loans, except by borrowing even more money. that has caused assets to overinflate to the point that economic activity has become largely nonsensical and retarded, because everyone is just trying to chase after asset owner money instead of making toothbrushes or something
the only two ways out of this would be vast austerity measures, which at this point can only be accomplished by taxing and disenfranchising those with a lot of assets. that would cut down on the debt while also devaluing the assets (since those rely on debt money to be inflated). however the asset owners are the ones running society so it plumb isnt gonna happen. so we are likely going to go with option 2 which is trying to squeeze more and more blood out of a fundamentally broken economic system until something cracks and things take a turn for much worse
>Is the market going to recover in the future
yeah probably but i suspect it's going to vary a lot more depending on where you live and at minimum i think we are like 4 years away, because governments are either corrupt or in denial about the situation we are in
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i think it is a cycle to an extent but we fundamentally can't go back to 2010-2020-tier tech boom until after we deal with the debt-fueled asset value crisis. if they fire up the money printer again, it's genuinely going to cause something really fucking stupid to happen, like i suspect something even stupider than hyperinflation (because not even asset owners want hyperinflation)
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or actually i guess there could be a new hiring boom due to trump firing up the money printer one last time but idk i just don't see it as a good thing, it'll just be on borrowed time and society will degrade to shit in real time around us
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>against Iran
Nothing burger. Iran will deplete its missiles without doing anything significant, Israel will cry again about being literally holocausted while they bomb even more muslims and greatest ally will keep the donations to them going
Same as it ever was
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>>108276411
well aside from completely eroding what is left of the US' soft power and the status of USD as a reserve currency (both of which is what the US relies on to be rich instead of a gas station with a big ass tech industry), it'd devalue assets and make the rich only sorta rich instead of megarich. it's mainly US citizens who hold the bonds so it's not like it would accomplish much anyway. it's like putting money out of 1 pocket into another
the only way i see it happening is if trump and his cronies get into one of their moods again and decides to say "nah we default LOL" or prints their way out of it without consulting the experts. the 1st would just cause an asset market crash and the 2nd would cause the economy to overheat with hyperinflation, which would also devalue the assets (because the bonds are also devalued).
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what LLMs are you guys using for daily general use & why? I've been using ChatGPT for a while but haven't explored Claude or Gemini. I don't really code (I am an engineer in a factory). for work I tend to have OpenAI analyze PDFs (technical manuals), and offer just general troubleshooting suggestions. non-work wise I just ask it general stuff. I DO use gmail and google drive and so considering Gemini since I can get more Google cloud space
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>Trump in the middle of reminding the world that we own it again with outright hard power
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>well Trump and his cronies are ruining our soft power, what will we do without drag queen reading hour for Nigeria?
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well more like the entire western economic system throughout europe and the US is centered around empowering people whose only merit was getting on the asset bus early. basically the 2 main groups that economic activity is centered around is the megarich (1% of the population and 32% of the money) and your rank and file retired boomer (20% of the population and 50% of the money). both get their income from assets going up 10-20% every year. both live well beyond what they produce to society, which is nothing really.
that purchasing power has to come somewhere, which is mainly the younger, working population. essential service job pay worse every year as assets continue to inflate and currencies continue to depreciate. and more commonly now, we increasingly can't fund non-essential jobs, which is why talented CS grads don't get hired and why a lot of zoomers are just mooching off their boomer parents at home. can't blame them since if they did work, they'd just be subsidizing their parents' elderly neeting.
this economic model is pretty dysfunctional which leads to a lot more waste and inefficiency. animals instinctively notice unjust treatment and humans are no different. people can tell the game is rigged, which leads to discontent and no one really bothers trying anymore.
i'm not very optimistic about any of this because the signal is pretty clear. boomers intend to just hit the snooze button on all sorts of economic alarms until the bitter end. they don't care what happens to future generations. they intend to hold onto power and keep all the money until they either die or the system falls apart.
schizobabble over
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individually? not much right now. i don't really believe in voting. putting a name on a piece of paper has no leverage in a rigged system. the boomers have most of the democratic processes locked down so not much help there. basically the best way to put an end to it would be to do general strikes to try to cause enough system shock to make them give up power or change the system. they would have to, because at a certain point buying essential goods and services would cost too much for their passive income to sustain. in a way, zoomers are already kinda wrecking the system by refusing to work at the incentives given to them. that said, just having a lot of unemployed won't wreck the system. countries like india have 50% unemployed and they truck along just fine. the main reason we don't have a lot of unemployed in western countries is because westerners historically get pretty uppity and get on the streets when they see too much wealth/power disparity.
i don't really believe in violence or populism as a way to improve society. historically it doesn't work very well. historically, we've seen the best gains from labor movements and by having enough backbone to suffer short term pain for long term gain.
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I dread our weekly team standups on monday at 10am. My work is very reactive and priorities change every fucking week so I have nothing to report until something blows up or you tell me to work on something but then I usually finish that ON the week so come monday I'm a fresh slate which makes me again be anxious and figure out what the fuck to say.
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DAMN BITCH
I have so much shit to do, the moment my shift starts I cant even get up for 1 minute for a glass of watter
p1 tickets up the ass
jeets pinging in 15 chats
almighty retard nigger demanding attention bout some stupid shit
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS
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>see lots of my other production support coworkers are OOO today
>"conveniently" get sick and have to take the day off
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My company, which is otherwise excellent to work for, has finally decided to end Work From Home. Despite doing extremely well even when we were allowed to for the past 6 years. Do cozy work from home jobs even exist anymore? I don't even mind going to the office sometimes, but I have no need to be there 90% of the time and I know I'm going to mentally burn out so much harder because of it.
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My company is 100% full remote so yes they do exist
But HR filter is too strong, manager complains that barely anyone makes it through to them, I tried pushing back the maybe HR is shit? but not sure if it had any effect
That said, competition and expectations are really high so my stress levels are as high as when I had to go to an office so I dunno
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Have you guys ever worked at a chill company that suddenly becomes stressful as fuck with a new CEO and leadership? It's really weird because we are more productive than ever before but everyone is shitting themselves to squeeze out every possible hour on a task or bug in the name of "efficiency"
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>work all day but still not sure you have done "enough"
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I can handle the meetings if they did anything. Daily scrum standup meetings are supposed to be to update collaborators on their status and progress and open it up for discussion
But middle managers turned them into "tell your boss what you are working on one by one despite already logging your time so she knows what the issue is"
I swear middle management should have been the first to go with AI
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>lead dev is a passive aggressive nerd who measures everyone else on the team against himself
"I could do all of that stuff way quicker bro, are you even trying? Pick up more tasks, what are you doing wasting so much time on X task?"
how and why do these people exist?
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>"you have trouble getting things across the finishing line"
>what do you mean just finished updating three different projects
>"Well yeah but they were sent to the test team so technically aren't in production yet. Also you are being disrespectful"
>my apologies that was not my intent, what did I say that was disrespectful?
>"It wasn't what you said it was your tone"
Kill me
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I have never done certs but my fuck ass company makes me want to look elsewhere for work so I might see if this is something I can get
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>>108277989
remote jobs were very common during covid here, but now i think they've mostly become hybrid as part of some kind of humiliation ritual effort kinda thing i guess. i still have a very stable remote job (it's the only reason it's competitive) and i'm afraid to leave because i might end up in hybrid hell
the only hybrid job i ever had fucking sucked. it started off as remote but they switched back to hybrid without any warning, and half-assed it horribly. like i'd show up on monday at 9 am (better be clocked in since that's when all the best code is written) and of course they had no workstations for everyone so they had us huddle around on 1 big table with our laptops. after like 3 hours or pretending to get work done i would say "ok i'm gonna go home where i have 2 extra monitors and finish my work there" and i guess they didn't like that because i got terminated not much later (semi-illegally but can't prove it). so now i just assume that any company that does hybrid is going to be the same kind of retarded
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>they send out the congratulatory email for everyone who got promoted this round
>surprise, they're all indian
Not even any of the Asians
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If your job involves sitting in front of a computer at a desk then you are cooked.
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Mine also involves flirting with Stacey and eating the cookies she bakes for me. Am i safe?
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>>108280278
>Any company that values process over productivity is retarded.
That's all of them, doesn't matter what they say. Even if you think that they care about results, what will actually happen is some jeet or chink will start staying long hours to pump out more code/product/whatever it is you're doing and you'll all be judged based on his example.
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>>108275223
>I was planning on never working a day in my life, but I was recently informed that I've been cut from the family will.
you love to see it. "generational wealth" enabling utter laziness is what got us into this mess in the first place
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Doing a few interviews right now, trying to figure out my next move.
>company 1
>would have to move to NYC, which I've told them already is hard for me because my current comp is disproportional to what others in my area get paid
>but opens the doors to different jobs in the same industry, which is enticing
>TC is gonna be on par with my current TC
>their tech stack is kinda shitty though, sounds like it's basically writing python scripts to clean data
>company 2
>fully remote, allowing me to move back with my family
>comp is slightly below what I currently make
>tech stack is closer to what I'm dealing with right now
>but it's an older company that's not really an upgrade to my resume
What should I do guys? I'm thinking of just using either opportunity as a bargaining chip at my current company, but idk how exactly that's going to work out, we're in the middle of a merger.
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Bargaining chip hasn't been a thing since the end of COVID hiring days. If you pull this trick you're gonna be the first on the chopping block
What is your career goal for the next 2-5 years? Do you want to advance it further at the risk of burning out faster? Or do you want to be more stabler and have breathing room for other things like getting married and shit (lel)?
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>>108281414
I'm already married :^)
>>108281418
Honestly my biggest thing right now is building enough of a savings to spend my time with my wife and parents and sister and not have to worry about needing to work. I understand that I'm at the age that I can sacrifice some time, but knowing my family's medical history, I don't want to waste what's left of my youth working for a company that's not gonna give two shits about my wellbeing.
For this reason, the remote job seems better to me, but based on what a friend of mine says, there might not be a lot of long term stability in it (like 3+ years from now). I guess neither with the merger we're going through, but the devil you know I guess.
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I interviewed with one fintech company over three rounds, from December to the end of February. Today, I noticed they’ve reposted the job listing. Before I applied, they were looking for someone in the same role starting in July 2025, but they never hired anyone. How can I report this kind of company? It’s essentially free labour, and they clearly have no intention of hiring anyone.
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I think I'm giving my manager my resignation notice tomorrow during our 1:1
Two more weeks and I'm heading back to /utwg/
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I already do normal hours, that's one thing keeping me at least somewhat balanced. It's the work itself that's becoming untenable, it's Monday morning and I've already had 2 people reach out to me in IM with "urgent" requests, one for the CEO, while I have other things to attend to.
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>>108281962
I would refer you to the worst-case scenario. Which is you get fired. Your company won't send goons out to kill you and you're not liable for the company's shit. Just openly look for another job or go out on mental sick leave and find another job.
>>108281261
>What should I do guys? I'm thinking of just using either opportunity as a bargaining chip at my current company, but idk how exactly that's going to work out, we're in the middle of a merger.
Badly. You basically played your hand by saying you're willing to leave, so why should they care when they can cut you off the line and replace you with some Indian motherfucker or a college kid who can bullshit and vibecode his way to marginality? Look, I get it, you fantasize about having some semblance of power for a few minutes over your boss, but really, they don't care. Everything at your work is transactional. Time and labor for money and benefits. Nothing more. You want another job? Interview, pick a place out of the two, hand your resignation in, walk out after 2 weeks/month/whatever.
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>but based on what a friend of mine says, there might not be a lot of long term stability in it (like 3+ years from now)
I don't see an issue here. Most people work at a company an average of three to five years now. Hop in, find another job.
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>I would refer you to the worst-case scenario. Which is you get fired.
Yes, I get it. And I wish I could go about it that way, but I can't. I worry too much about what people think of me, and I worry about disappointing everyone. If I slacked off, I'd feel even worse. It's better if I just walk away. And I need a break anyway, haven't really had any time off since 2024.
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People die in chairs all the time