BigRedDog1669

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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   Yea I lived in Boston and now Seattle. Boston was much worse and my commute a shorter distance in Boston took longer (not downtown)
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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   Thanks, I read your article, but I was under the impression that when you joined DNF they acquired your copyright from your previous sponsor foundation which happened on your decision?
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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   I think the problem for current members is that they gave away their copyrights for some small benefits (code signing and DNF branding??). Which might have been shortsighted but I think at the time it seemed like the DNF was going to give t
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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   For one thing it doesn't say what she did was wrong by itself (repeatedly ignoring the maintainers rejections and not following submission guidelines), but it just looks wrong because she is the ED (but she's actually doing it as
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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   I agree the part about the low expectations of the foundation isn't constructive, but I feel like some open display of emotion is necessary after a person openly refuses to have an honest discussion. In the PR she repeatedly ignores th
6. 96.▲
   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   Ideally they aren't different, but in practice they are.
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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   Yes, exactly. If it's specified in the smart contract, that's what everyone signed up for, even if they didn't understand the bug. If people signed a paper contract and a software system was designed to implement the contract
8. 98.▲
   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   Says totally un-biased study not geared towards the interests of one of the largest corporations in the US that does not want power to shift to labor.
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   by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

   I was replying to people saying that people prefer to live in tents. This is because no city offers all homeless people non-shelter housing. Usually the amount of actual dignified housing has months or years long waits. In my experience d
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    by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

    Yea but saying they expect 100% freedom is implying that they have unreasonable demands like allowing violence. But the actual strings attached are not things many healthy housed people would put up with, like requiring people to leave duri
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    by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

    The replies to this make it clear that people want to be ignorant of the actual situation. Usually, you are in rooms with other people who you don't know or trust without a secure place to put your belongings. You can only sleep at nig
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    by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

    I agree with some of what you say, a lot of big meanings could be compressed to emails. But I think you are really simplifying a lot. "1-1s": If they are used to micromanage they aren't 1-1s anymore. There are a lot of poli
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    by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

    Does anyone really believe the arrow only goes one way? Besides really hardcore finance people.
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    by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

    Does anyone have experience switching from QuickBooks to GnuCash? I would like to move from QuickBooks self employed to something that doesn't require a subscription. Would this work well?
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    by BigRedDog1669 5y ago

    Where can you find affordable housing within 1 hour of Boston or New York? (That you can actually commute to those cities within an hour during normal working hours)