• FundMECFS@quokk.au
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    1 month ago

    This post was approved by metacorp.

    Despair, Resignation, Apathy. Thank you for adhering to our company values.

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      I’ve seen all these complaints for the product owner/manager doing nothing and maybe I have different experiences, but the one in my team seems to say least somewhat keep up with what the business wants and what the developers can accomplish. Albeit still just a middle manager that doesn’t do much actual work. The scrum master on the other hand does literally nothing but pretend to act as a bad babysitter for the team and doesn’t provide anything. Can’t truly grasp what he gets paid for other than having a scrum master certificate (presumably writing his name in crayon on it).

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        Good product managers are worth their weight in gold. Most aren’t good.

        Good scrum masters are worth their weight in lead.

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    This is how I felt when I used to work in insurance. Glad I got out.

    The lie they tell you is that your replaceable. Fuck em, without you they have to work just a bit harder to maintain control…

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      No we aren’t one cartoon doesn’t define you.

      Now if you’re coding something intentionally addicting and soul crushing yes you’re bad.

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        Ofc. We’re class traitors, but also victims. We have slightly more bargaining power (for now) than the average worker, so I think we deserve that much more flak.

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      Bro you might be I just make cataloguing software for libraries and shit. There are massive swathes of the tech industry that aren’t FAANG and sketchy startups.

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    This is how my Dad feels after designing switches for smartphones. He’s always proud to say that there’s likely a piece of technology in your hand that he’s designed, but he also hates phones.

    FUCK AUTO CORRECT

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      I work in automotive manufacturing, but am very anti-car. similar idea.

      yes, your big ass bronco has parts on it that were put together by tooling I designed. and I think you’re an asshole for driving it around the city after dark, with your giant box blocking my vision, blind spots blocking yours, and LED headlights blinding everybody

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        It’s on the chips. It’s similar to a data switch, but on a waaaaaaay smaller scale. If you have an Android device, it’s in there.

        We’ve argued about this a lot. He doesn’t like to call them that.

        I have half of an idea as to what I’m talking about, I am NOT an electrical engineer.

        The term “electronic switch” is so old. He doesn’t like to use it anymore. Saying “data” helps specify what you’re talking about, but it’s a misnomer because the switch may serve another function. It’s a whole thing, man.

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          Gonna guess this is related to what he’s talking about: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_register

          They actually move bits of data in and out of the CPU/ram once per ‘tick’ of the system-wide clock, which is usually ticking in the GHz range.

          Software will handle decisions on what bits/bytes to move where, the registers are where data is electronically modified, the shifters actually move the bytes in and out.