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The Seven Voyages Of Steve
@The Seven Voyages Of Steve

Steve Streeting aka Sinbad. Greybeard. I’ve made engines (Ogre3D), devtools (Sourcetree, Git LFS), now making Unreal Engine tools & a game about silly wizards going mining called MinerMancers with my wife. Baker, coffee nerd, Cat Dad. He/him

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The Seven Voyages Of Steve · 2w
Lol @ Github hand-wringing about the rapidly scaling overhead of operations. My dudes, you actively promoted that shit. Some of us just wanna write code and only interact with you occasionally when we...
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Software development as a process is a mirror of the general trend in software itself to use more and more resources for no particular reason except developer laziness and that it increases velocity and feature churn (which software users hate). All incentivised because pointless complexity and thrashing around using 200 things you don't need gets you promotions / job security / tech talk slots
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Lol @ Github hand-wringing about the rapidly scaling overhead of operations. My dudes, you actively promoted that shit. Some of us just wanna write code and only interact with you occasionally when we push/pull. You're part of the whole "software development has to be incredibly complicated and require 12 cloud services, 638 dependencies and 6 code transformation stages now because...reasons"
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The Seven Voyages Of Steve · 2w
Software development as a process is a mirror of the general trend in software itself to use more and more resources for no particular reason except developer laziness and that it increases velocity and feature churn (which software users hate). All incentivised because pointless complexity and thra...
Erik Johnson · 2w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqxcsfaeqk5vwu2hyr5whav843a42r63wvxj7u5fmghzyjr6dv3lfsewwgz8 I am so disappointed in so many people. Most of all people who gladly let the plutes destroy art, labor and the planet for a perceived 10-15% increase in their own productivity. But at...
Doug Binks · 2w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqxcsfaeqk5vwu2hyr5whav843a42r63wvxj7u5fmghzyjr6dv3lfsewwgz8 I still have a way to go before that happens, should civilisation make it that far.
Tom Forsyth · 2w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq2dy9xr0nqq7y4wa50423u08c77mpp5v9evawn86efsvu49xuz76sjdahvu Hell yeah. I have played it 4 times through on my own, 2 times through with my wife co...
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... yeah my wife and I have played through it 3 times at various points in the development. We prefer it to Factorio; for me the 3d element breaks it out of the feeling of playing a spreadsheet that Factorio gave me after the first time through
David Amador · 2w
Being a software engineer has always been an area where things shift fast, and with ups and downs, but this right now is something different because a large portion of people are convinced we are not ...
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@nprofile1q... software engineering jobs hit a zenith a while back I think; even if they suddenly decide they need us again the sort of conditions you’re expected to work in in a lot of those jobs is pretty unattractive now. It’s all about velocity and crapping out the next thing as fast as possible just for the sake of it. Even Apple, supposedly the people who care about usability and design, signed up to a pointless yearly refresh even if no-one wants it.
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I’m glad Apple’s new CEO is going to be a product guy. I don’t know if they’ll win me back on the desktop though - to do that the Mac has to become a lot more developer friendly again, and less obviously price gouging. I have such fond memories of what a Mac was like to develop on around 2008-2013, it was a perfect blend of Unix-like and friendly desktop, without all the stupid hoops you have to jump through now, and it was a modest premium to pay. Get back to that & maybe we can talk
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slembcke · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqxcsfaeqk5vwu2hyr5whav843a42r63wvxj7u5fmghzyjr6dv3lfsewwgz8 Amen. I used to really like OS X. Then they started making non-upgradable hardware, and making it obnoxious for me to run my own code. :-/ It’s possible I’ve been through one too ma...
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I’m considering moving off Trello to a self-hosted task tracker; while I like Kanban for tracking current cycle tasks, it’s getting bogged down for backlog and bug tracking. We don’t need something much more complex but just a touch more nuanced - just kanban plus an extended issues list really. Anyone have recommendations?

Options I’ve found so far: Plane, Taiga or OpenProject look good but maybe overkill? Also I hate all the AI talk on the websites of some of them 🤢
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Gawain(DarkGriffin) · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqxcsfaeqk5vwu2hyr5whav843a42r63wvxj7u5fmghzyjr6dv3lfsewwgz8 We are a team of 2 using https://hacknplan.com/ to track our game dev planning and tasks. I'm not sure how open it would be for public bug tracking or access. But the free tier has been ...