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Introspective and neurotic.

Whatever dude. You’re not going to bring me round to your warped bias view and I’m not going to instil any integrity or common sense into you so let’s go our separate ways as there’s nothing more to be said.

No hard feelings you silly cunt 😂. For what it’s worth I hope you have a wonderful day.

Your words were correct but not your laughing smug face. You said it like it was some kind of own when really it was complementing iPhone’s. I’ll hate on all the companies in the world, but I’ll do it based on facts and not allow my bias to make me look like a clown, as it did for you here. Just try and be better is all I ask, else we may as well go hang around on r/conservative with all the other folk that don’t fact check and have no integrity.

Seems you let you bias take over rather than actually knowing why you’re talking about.

Exactly. If you’re doing physical activities for my health reasons, as I am, then it’s the activity itself that gives the value and not chasing PBs. That said all my life and hobbies have been for the intrinsic value of them rather than to show off to friends or with some end goal in mind. Like it tried to learn Spanish for over a year for no reason other than it was a cool thing to try, then when I drop it it didn’t matter as the goal wasn’t to learn Spanish it was to exercise my curiosity.

Thanks. I guess everybody is different. I’m a natural introvert that excels at extroversion due to my past. So for me it wasn’t the social thing and in fact I had a hard time getting my friends to climb so had to find a climbing group. What hooked me about climbing is that it’s a rare sport where I lose myself and my mind goes quite. Like nothing other than guitar practice makes my mind shut up so once I found that I was hooked.

I believe it’s a combination of factors really. Use it or lose it, the body doesn’t waste energy so if you don’t do physical activities then the body doesn’t see the point in making you more energetic but when you do exercise the body is like we need to prep in case this happens again. Then you have the brain chemicals like endorphins which boost mood and can give you a boost of energy. There is a line though, which I noticed with my running, that if I kept pushing for faster and faster times I was tired so much due to fatigue. I now run for the intrinsic value of running, I don’t care to get faster and just run for the fun of it and I’m just full of beans now lol

I’m the opposite of this. I’m 43 in a few weeks and have more energy and are fitter than ever really. Climb 2-3 times a week, run 3 times a week and walk a hell of a lot.

Hey a fellow climber. At first I thought how odd but most climbers are nerds and most of Lemmy is nerds so probably loads of climbers on here. Do you know of any climbing subs on here?

And did you have the same outrage when phone cameras became a thing. I don’t know about you dude but if I’m a urinal and someone is looking at me I’m having words regardless of any device they’re holding. For what it’s worth fuck meta but right now you’re old man shouting a clouds. You sound like the right wingers saying what’s to stop a trans person raping me in the toilet.

Yeah, I totally get where you’re coming from. I think it depends on what you mean by ‘efficient.’ If we’re talking about runtime performance and memory management, C# and .NET are generally very efficient: JIT compilation, span/memory optimisations, and the garbage collector all make it competitive with Java in most workloads. Where I agree with you is in developer efficiency: .NET projects can definitely get heavy with boilerplate, especially in enterprise setups with lots of layers, dependency injection, and config-heavy patterns. That’s not necessarily a language issue, but more a combination of the framework conventions, Microsoft’s enterprise guidance, and patterns like MVC/WebAPI scaffolding.

That’s an uncommon opinion here. Here being the operative word. Look in I’m not going to say I wasn’t disappointed that it wasn’t Mac which I used at my last job, but when it comes down to what we need to do in a day I don’t notice the difference. I tried Linux last year as a daily driver and gave up as I’m not looking for something else to debug in my own time. I now just want it to work.

C# development is incredibly efficient to be fair. Have you considered not asking questions based on conjecture? No it isn’t because we are inefficient. It’s a mix of staff come first and the work comes second and a lack of greed I’d say. Most of our work comes from word of mouth and we keep client for as long as they’ll stay with us. If a client reads a spec and get the application described and decides it’s not right we will change it for them for free to build a relationship. Which is why we get more and more requests to work with us.

It really isn’t though. I’ve done in on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Mac and Linux are easier to install stuff but on the whole the experience has been almost identical.

Most of our code lives on Linux servers. We target web browser most of the time. For those where it’s a windows application then sure it lives in windows environment.

The fuck are you doing in it? I’m a software engineer and we use windows. 90% of my day is spent in Visual Studio Professional. The rest is split between chrome, outlook, teams, postman, and SQL server management studio. I literally never go to the start menu. I have shortcut icons on the bar for everything I need.

Yet I work for a very successfully (we have too much work and don’t even advertise for it) small company and we all use windows computers as software engineers. We use C# .Net Entity Framework, SQL, GraphQL, React Typescript or WinForms. We have some large clients that most people ok earth have heard of.

32 hours over 4 days and 24 days paid vacation. It’s an hour less than my job I might do it.

I’m into politics and it went up 9p per litre in the uk in a week. Is that how the supply chain works that we have a weeks worth of oil at any time? Or did they raise the price sooner.

Hardly. I grew up in a terrible household, just material possessions were provided but you had to tolerate decades of trauma so 🤷. Also, contrary to the comments in here it doesnt mean we were rich. We lived on a council estate and my dad worked in a warehouse as a picker.

PS1 but had Master System and Mega Drive before that.

Animal? that’s a fax machine.

I agree. As an addict of downers more than uppers, cocaine even sucked me in to 4-5 times a week at one point, more moreish than sugar.

What about the sugar free ones? I at least see sugar free redbull here. Not that I like sugar free I drink these sparingly when I need a boost and the sugar is part of the deal for me.

Have you tried cocaine? Better if you work from home through, you can get a little chatty and sniffly.

When I built a PC a couple of years ago when I really didn’t need one, then over specced it just because. I’m very happy right now as the prices are insane, feel like I could sell the PC for more than it cost me which mental.

What if those food are lava, polonium, and houses.

It literally says they taste sweet And savoury with earthy tones.

In voyager you can block communities and also keywords. Don’t like hearing about musk then add “Elon” and “Musk” to the filter.

I’m not the other person. Try not being so combative dude. Jeez.

And a fraction of the users so hardly comparable.

What’s wrong with DDR4? It doesn’t seem like the price on that has changed for a good few years since I bought mine.