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        Quizzical4230 wrote 22 min ago:
        I am currently at the stage from where I admire the software world from
        outside, trying to be competent one day at a time. The author is a
        badass for landing tailscale!
       
        globular-toast wrote 3 hours 29 min ago:
        Sad that the blog posts stopped after getting employed. I was hoping
        for some interesting insights after five years of doing it
        professionally.
       
          trollbridge wrote 16 min ago:
          She still posts to her Mastodon and LinkedIn, but I guess blogging is
          completely dead. For what it's worth, she quit her job at Edera 2
          weeks ago.
       
          zwnow wrote 49 min ago:
          Doing it professionally destroyed all the magic for me. Everything is
          slop, customer appointments are exhausting af, nobody is able to
          precisely communicate their needs and im supposed to be the people
          pleaser saying "sure can do" to every lunatic idea some person with
          enough money has. If you want to take responsibility and actually
          build a valuable product your only option is open source software as
          companies, no matter the size, do not care about the nuances a
          feature might have as long as its shippable. Big tech has embarked
          into enshittification for over two decades now. Imagine being paid
          for making a product worse. Fuck this industry, money is the only
          driver for me. Once that's gone, which surely will happen with
          companies trying to replace devs with AI, I'll hopefully find a way
          to keep my income stable in a different profession that is actually
          enjoyable.
       
            jama211 wrote 25 min ago:
            I sense just a touch of catastrophising going on here…
       
       
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