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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Jira has always been very quick and responsive for me. It offers a good amount of customization too, we have a custom workflow that makes sense for how we develop software. I've never felt that jira has been a limiting factor of what t
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
This is another reason why I don't like the "social logins". You give them so much data. They strongly encourage you to use the social login instead of using the regular email sign up.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Doesn't surprise me, younger millenials won't have a home to sell and will thus have a hard time affording a home in an inflated market. Compounded with the fact that median wages haven't increased that much the last 30 years
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I've gotten suggestions to people who have only been on an email chain whom I've never directly emailed with before. In my opinion that goes too far.
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Dow drops 500 points and all 30 components fall, led by Apple’s stock(marketwatch.com)
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Apple hasn't proven to be untrustworthy with data, they have a much different business model than the others. I've never heard of Netflix doing anything that bad with data either.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Can't believe how many subsidies they got, to me it's a question of fairness, why should we subsidize them, but not others? I get that they are doing the community a service by creating high paying jobs, but there certainly have b
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I think technically all states are "at will", some just have a few more protections than others do.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Curious what the legality of this sort of thing would be, can you really fire someone for political preference?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I agree, I'll also note that it seems with all of the modern communication tools that satellite offices in secondary and tertiary markets wouldn't be as big of a deal now as it would have been 20 years ago.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Jail seems a little extreme, the punishment doesn't fit the crime here.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
In what ways would a VP or above be able to fight back that a manager or director could not?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Adblock plus is a client side plugin, the issue was that the blacklist was maintained by someone who wanted to block more than ads. Perhaps there needs to be reviewers from multiple sources for when changes are made to these sort of lists.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I believe they have revenue through ads. Don't know if they're profitable or not, my guess would be no.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
One thing I was surprised about DDG was that most of their code is written in Perl. Curious how well this will actually scale.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
They could be good in some ways but bad in other ways(e.g. censoring information to help a candidate Google favors)
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
What if it's knowledge w/o context that can be more likely to confuse than help someone?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I'd be OK with these places charging a little bit more and letting people talk to a consultant that could help interpret the results.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Brave offers micropayments for content.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
It's not just the ad industry, publishers need some form of revenue in order to do what they do.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Helping label things like construction, store closures/openings and like you said local nicknames that might be hard to get data on from an official source.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I agree mostly with this, I would say it's difficult for someone of any profession to try and predict how a technology would be used.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I agree, this is a very good point being raised. Code reviews should be geared towards the success of the team, not people's egos.
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by Cyclone_ 9y ago
A reason to like it is that in a system with DI and IoC you spend less time trying to build up objects and pass them to where they need to go, since it's simple to just inject them into the class you want using an annotation. Spring ta
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by Cyclone_ 9y ago
I don't know why Comcast would do this, it doesn't seem like it would be in their best interest to block an email service. Yes I know they have their own email service, but they also don't block other competitors, like hulu.
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by Cyclone_ 9y ago
I can't in good conscience ever use Firefox after how they treated Brendan Eich. What a bunch of pigs.
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by Cyclone_ 9y ago
Don't think for a second that these are isolated incidents. These things happen all the time, it just so happened that people like Susan Fowler fought back. I've seen these things happen constantly.
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by Cyclone_ 9y ago
$110K as a CTO does seem low to me. Do you mind if I ask where you live?
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by Cyclone_ 10y ago
Possibly, just wanted to make sure there's no confusion.
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by Cyclone_ 10y ago
Well said. I'll add on that if you use a framework like Play with hot swap built in, you don't have to worry about restarts.

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