1888franklin

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by 1888franklin 10y ago
You are extending a lot of good will towards the "ask my female employees for sex on the first day" boss in this situation. "a desperate person having a very bad day"? I encourage you to reflect on your investment in e
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
As the asker, I will say I'm opposed to the registry, and I disagree a bit with your notion on strategy. I see what you're saying. But I think it's important to establish a norm in our communities now (perhaps like http:&#x2
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
You state this as simple fact, but is it so? Delivering enterprise software is very hard. Matt suggests that USDS was necessary to rescue healthcare.gov, for example. The labor pool of skilled coders is smaller vs. demand than for many othe
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
Howdy Matt - will you build a Muslim registry if Trump orders it or Congress passes it?
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
LOL at that line. The answer is no, no they are not. Always lovely to handwave at another "magic" technology when trying to explain a completely different one.
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
yeah, why not? nbd. smh. "freezing eggs" is not a trivial solution. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/oct/21/women-...
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
I think they were binging some Croneneberg
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Politics Is Like Magic: The Gathering(jessemortenson.com)
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Vodka is a great whiteboard cleaner
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
lol nothing like that
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
Found a small agency that is oriented towards remote and flexible work. Offered to join w/ the expectation of 15/week. Started as a contractor for them, then switched to hourly employee once it was clear we were a good fit. At my
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
The "dark side" described here is programmers not using our labor power for the right things, not really a downside to having labor power. Instead of being seduced by fancy campuses, we can insist on better working conditions. I
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by 1888franklin 10y ago
This is pretty shallow critique. "With UBI, ever citizen will rely, at least in part, on his or her income being handed out by the state. Rather than there existing pockets of state dependency, all of us will become (albeit to differin