prob cuz managing a team like that in a normal restaurant is more strict and preferable, than on a fast food restaurant
07:19
it's like on fast food restaurants, newbies learn from other workers who themselves don't know everything, nor mention everything the newbies need to know
07:20
+ some managers can be as strict af, to a point where it's unreasonable and sometimes... some just don't care
Cellegen
+ some managers can be as strict af, to a point where it's unreasonable and sometimes... some just don't care
I wonder how it is in other countries, can only speak my friend"s experience who worked in mc donald his path was regular worker -> instructor - resigned -> again regular worker -> lowest level manager
07:23
And as lowest level manager he got paid worse than regular worker + had to come at night to clean the damn ice cream machine
07:24
So i can kinda see why somone becomes manager just to have that feeling of "power"
Well here in germany, rules change but only managers get to know that and it's their responsibility to respect the rules and distribute it to other workers
07:24
f.e I got to know a few rules I'm legally not allowed to distribute XD
Because of politics? The thing i dont understand is wether U mean politic politics or for example food politica as in food policy, but i wont pry, people should 180 out of fastfood anyway
I ain't signing shit lol, if needed I can only clean and get reasonable payment
08:03
but for others, I cannot say the same sadly
08:03
all kitchen workers must sign it, as well as managers or part time workers
08:04
cassiers have it differently
08:05
ngl, the only thing I can say certain about the place I work with is, my boss really tries to save up money for new things, but apparently new problems arise
08:05
which can only be resolved with more money
Cellegen
btw, where do I find these icons? It's not font specific is it?
first establish the icon you're looking for
search in menus.cpp and its related files for words associated with the icon you want
go to where it uses one of these icon code constants and follow it to source, and then find the one that matches your icon
take that glyph code and convert it from a literal cpp unicode escape into a short like U+XXXX
open your font editor of choice, and either open an existing font file from data/fonts/ (listed in index.json) or create a new font (if doing this add it to the json) and go to the glyph at this index
there is ur asset
Btw just as much as i hate the half keyboards i think i hate even more when theyre ultra big (with like g1-g5 buttons on left and right hand sides and so on)
nix is a declarative package manager, which makes use of environments, allowing you to specify your dependencies independently from your system
they can be highly expanded and upgraded/downgraded by changing a single line
for example:
i could type, "nix-env -p python3" and have python 3 installed in my own shell, that i can exit, and python3 is gone again - which helps immensely when you're working on multiple different projects(edited)
15:28
nixOS is the Distribution using Nix as its core, its entire system configuration is declarative
nix is a declarative package manager, which makes use of environments, allowing you to specify your dependencies independently from your system
they can be highly expanded and upgraded/downgraded by changing a single line
for example:
i could type, "nix-env -p python3" and have python 3 installed in my own shell, that i can exit, and python3 is gone again - which helps immensely when you're working on multiple different projects (edited)
nix is all about reproducibility, which helps in shared development - it makes use of .lock files (just as rust does), which means, using a dev shell setup from one nixOS user, is almost guaranteed to also immediatly work on yours.
15:40
for example, im forced to use bam 4.0 and bam 5.0 for teeworlds development, using nixOS i just declare each where i need them, on arch i would need to create symlinks for both (and bloat my system)(edited)
@Scrumplex could explain that so much better than i do - but yeah - with a little bit of tweaking i could have my entire PC setup the same way Scrumplex's looks, feels, and works, simply because its completly declarative. it takes the pain of dependency management from you, once declared, you have the version you declared until you wanna update or smth
@Scrumplex you ever realized how much i love pinging you on random shit?(edited)
Many people have dotfiles repos. Nix allows you to extend that concept to your whole system config(edited)
16:12
It also allows you to track changes on your system easier
16:13
Like recently someone broke something regarding amdgpu firmware loading on nixos-unstable (basically the rolling release branch)
As a temporary fix i could just select a prior "generation" of my configuration in my boot menu so that I could at least boot and apply a proper fix(edited)
16:13
With Arch I would have to either build my own tooling to have multiple initramfs files or at the worst case I would have to boot into a live environment(edited)
Learath2
We went back to the dark age method of counting down from 3
the archinstall script is powerful, but dont take it TO easy
21:02
remember to install the correct mirrors, format the disk properly, select network and audio drivers, select a WM so you dont spend another 30 minutes on setting it up etc
