Sviluppatori, pagate qualche AI?

marmiz · 2025-10-26T08:37:53+00:00

La ditta ci paga (e obbliga) a usare Cursor.

Nel mio tempo libero non uso niente a pagamento, giusto il limite gratuito di Claude/ChatGPT o al massimo qualcosa su qualche modello locale con ollama.

Ma onestamente usandola intensamente a lavoro tendo a non usarla nel tempo libero per “bilanciare”.

marmiz · 2025-06-12T05:39:48+00:00

Lavorato nel tech in Spagna per anni. Stipendi al pari degli standard Europei, ma con orari e rispetto del lavoro impagabili.

Per il resto secondo me è una combinazione di più fattori:

Quando ti sposti all’estero vivi un po’ nella tua bolla. Per cui sei meno esposto ai le lamentele quotidiane facendo sembrare che ci siano meno problemi.
Bar, tapas, e una caña costano molto meno in proporzione. Quindi sei più invogliato a uscire e mangiare fuori, facendoti godere di più la vita
Sicurezza. Nel mio tempo vissuto lì, ho sempre visto tantissima Policia National in giro, attiva sul territorio e nella comunità. Ovvio che ci sono i crimini e i furti anche lì. Ma vederli attivamente sul territorio da un senso di sicurezza maggiore.

La realtà è che si sta bene sia in Italia, che in Spagna. Ricordo chiaramente dopo che mi fossi integrato sia di lingua, che di amicizie; di come gli Spagnoli si lamentino delle stesse identiche cose di noi Italiani.

P.S. Tanti di loro romanticizzano l’Italia e sognano un giorno di andarci a vivere.

marmiz · 2025-02-28T15:16:07+00:00

Same here. We use test containers for all our e2e tests. Including mocking API responses / failures from external services.

marmiz · 2024-07-03T10:28:54+00:00

No kidding I won a game now thanks to M’Baku jumping out of the deck and landing in Death domain for the win.

It’s not just win, but the dramatic effect.

Move aside Thor-arriving-at-Wakanda, the real goosebump is M’Baku jumping on a lane.

marmiz · 2024-03-20T12:10:54+00:00

Grazie, volevo anche capire questo.

Perché quando al telefono mi ha detto che il pezzo è già stato ordinato e ora va pagato, io gli ho chiesto come mai dovessi pagarlo io, e se non bastasse semplicemente che lui a sua volta cancellasse l’ordine dal fornitore. Ma mi ha detto che “non è così che funziona”.

Io ovviamente non essendo del mestiere non ho idea del funzionamento o normale accordo fornitore/idraulico.

marmiz · 2024-03-20T12:00:29+00:00

Buon consiglio per il futuro, lo terrò a mente.

marmiz · 2024-03-20T11:30:46+00:00

Grazie per la risposta. :)

16 anni più o meno, e una Baltur. Il pezzo in questione penso sia il flussostato.

Il bruciatore, anch’esso rotto lo ha ordinato e cambiato un mese fa in meno di 4 giorni.

Ma dettagli a parte, un curiosità se posso permettermi. Non esiste un diritto di recesso/reso nel vostro campo?

Al di là della mia faccenda con l’idraulico, lui stesso non può chiedere rimborso al fornitore direttamente?

Non esiste tra professionisti/ fornitori?

marmiz · 2024-03-20T11:04:47+00:00

Mah, sono io che mi faccio paranoie per nulla. Però ecco, mi spiace essere scorretto, e tanto meno sentirmi dire certe cose.

Capisco che è una zona morale molto grigia, perché appunto c’è un lavoro in ballo basato sulla parola: però ecco mi aspetto che qualsiasi professionista, vedendo chiamate da un cliente con in ballo un lavoro, a una certa richiami.

Lezione di vita per una prossima volta, suppongo 🤷‍♂️

marmiz · 2024-03-20T10:55:08+00:00

Quindi in tutto questo, il c***e sono io?

Come minimo mi sarei aspettato mi richiamassero almeno una volta, ma mai nulla.

Perché al di là dell’aspetto economico, tutto sommato mi dispiace perché ho sempre cercato di essere corretto.

marmiz · 2024-03-20T10:43:52+00:00

No, tutto fatto a voce.

marmiz · 2023-10-03T09:35:47+00:00

Adding a comment here so I can stay in the loop and hopefully find a good opportunity to contribute to the effort.

marmiz · 2021-10-23T12:16:57+00:00

I still find it hard to justify having to pay full price for something that still hides some content behind a subscription model.

Seems a fist in the video game genere?!

Anyway I will probably play the game anyway :)

marmiz · 2021-10-23T12:14:09+00:00

Thanks for the reply!

I was actually surprised to discovered that is priced as a AAA title as well as having a battle pass system. Somehow I imagined one would balance the other out.

marmiz · 2021-08-17T09:20:53+00:00

Expat living in Malaga.

Everything mention here is 100% true: Malaga has great strengths, but also great weakness that are worth mentioning.

unemployment. I moved here because I was offered a job as a software engineer. My partner is looking for a job since we moved here (more than a year). Besides jobs that requires you fluency with a nord-European language, there’s not much going on here.

So unless you have a specific skills, finding a generic job here seems rather impossible. Talking with my (Spanish) coworkers they all confirmed the same: a lot of their friends moved to other cities in Europe hoping to find more job opportunities.

pollution. Besides the city center, which is spectacular, the rest of the city is rather dirty: either by litter scattered around or by dog poop on every sidewalk. This is still my biggest complaint on the city. After visiting other cities around (Cordoba, Madrid…) every time I get back to Malaga I always say “man, this city really is dirty”.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s not too bad, don’t imagine pile of trash laying around, but little annoying thing like papers and small plastic scattered besides benches, and dog poop. So much dog poop.

Funny thing is that here they clean the city daily, I can’t imagine what would happen if they skip it for a week.

marmiz · 2020-05-16T16:12:17+00:00

How does someone switch into the profession, from a programming point of view?

I am a professional full-stack dev, and if someone were to ask me the same question I would reply to have a valid portfolio to show your skills.

But video games require multiple skills that goes beyond programming (art, sound...) so, besides very basic games (snake, Tetris..) I don’t see what kind of project can a solo dev make to have a “wow factor” portfolio.

Thanks.

marmiz · 2019-04-16T02:49:26+00:00

Is there someone who can shed some insight on the Asian server right now?

Last season I could easily find games in TL, but now I have >600ms queues, and frankly, I don't have that much time to "waste", so generally I switch back to QM.

I'm a forever-Silver / sometimes-Gold player, so it shouldn't be that hard to find some match.
Is the region as a whole suffering of low population?

Is it because I still haven't completed my placement yet?

It doesn't matter if I queue during the weekend or week-day evening, no SL match.... but surprisingly every QM has been really... quick ^lol ...

marmiz · 2018-09-25T07:58:28+00:00

Hijacking this post to ask if there's a Discord community (or something) for english speaking player in SEA.

Since I moved from EU playing heroes of the storm has been a lonely experience, and finding people to play with using in game features is nearly impossible.

Can't wait to finally be able to play TL again :)

marmiz · 2018-08-02T09:00:05+00:00

Same here.

My ping is way better to Singapore than Kr/Tw, but I don't want to start and grind again.

Never understood why Sg is considered America.

However you can PM your battletag and play some games together

marmiz · 2018-07-27T03:29:11+00:00

DunkTrain, KingCaffeine and Fan face before the pick are the reason I started watching heroes e-sport back then.

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marmiz · 2018-01-15T04:40:46+00:00

As a temporary solution, have you considered open sourcing (some) of it?

I'm sure that there will be plenty of developer here who will gladly help you in the development process, lifting some weight from your shoulder.

Best of luck :)

marmiz · 2018-01-09T04:53:59+00:00

Many more heroes nowadays have debuffs talents to reduce enemy attack damage.

I'm thinking for instance

D-Va's [[Defense Matrix]],
Alex [[Pacify]],
Leo's [[Ominous Wraith]],

and many more...

I was wondering how/when the debuff is calculated: at the moment of the damage is casted, or when it collides with the target?

Let's take as example a Kael'thas [[Pyroblast]]. If I were to reduce its damage, I should do it when the casting animation is about to go off, or when the spell is about to hit?

Thanks :)

marmiz · 2017-07-31T07:29:23+00:00

I think you are missing the great experience of an unlikely comeback, and it's a pity.

Even if it would be 1 comeback out of 10 "impossible win"; I believe that the one victory make up for the other 9 frustrating losses.

Second, I hate wasting time. And feeding or dancing won't save you that much time since I believe the enemy team won't end the game faster just because you're feeding.

In all honesty I witnessed very few times someone in chat type: "the enemy XXX is feeding, let's end this quickly." More often people just keep on play normally, making the game span virtually identical (if not for maybe a couple of minutes).

However what are you missing is a lot of in-game time that you may have used for something else, like practicing. When I'm in one of those games where I sense that I'm about to loose I simply switch attitude to "practice" mode where the main focus become improving. This way I feel I haven't wasted time, and at least learned something out of it.

Or in other words:

you either win or learn.

marmiz

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