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Don’t see it yet. This is so weird… Can you see my ping?
Don’t see it yet. This is so weird… Can you see my ping?
Pinged you. It’s my same handle as here on mastodon
I’ll ping you on mastodon
It seems someone has used it up. It’ll have to be a private message
Even if it’s boring, I want to give it a try. I already have mastodon and lemmy to keep entertained but wouldn’t mind just checking it out.
Sure!
Others have commented that it’s no better. But I’d still like to try it out!
Thanks!
And I’m just sitting here waiting for a Bluesky invite.
That is in the context of “Apple customers”.
Just a thought.
In my previous company I used VS for Mac, it wasn’t a great experience… but it was better than nothing. Then along came a Rider license…
The tooling for VS Code might have improved, but Rider is the IDE of choice… even on windows.
While I agree that in the end this is probably not good in the long run, I do hope they do something with the state of Call of Duty, activision has killed the franchise. Just look at the latest warzone / MW player count.
I used to enjoy playing with my friends. But the game is so broken.
I do think Phil Schiller is a good guy, let’s hope this doesn’t go sideways.
Maybe I’m being naive… only time will tell.
Try and get a good training on management.
Don’t micro manage, protect your team, those under you need to be able to trust you and look out for them.
Trust in your team and listen to their concerns. Managing people is about creating a positive environment where constructive criticism is welcomed.
On most companies I’ve worked, the team is usually more aware of issues because they are in the trenches. You have to ensure that they have a good enough environment where they feel like they can improve things.
As it is now in my current company, most devs started with a positive attitude and with a big urge to improve things for the wider team (not just their individual projects) and a year later nobody gives a shit about anything because management was not there to shield them from corporate bullshit. Now the work environment is crap and people are already looking to leave.
This is just off the top of my head.
While I personally use the command line for most commands (specially git clean -fdx) I find using a client like Fork is useful for deleting local and remote branches at the same time.
Same goes for complicated rebases, which aren’t frequent, but I do use them.
Oh sorry! Send it on mastodon instead. Use @charlybones@mastodon.social
I don’t think lemmy has DMs yet