DiggyJohnson

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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   That’s a very compelling thesis statement. I’m looking forward to the discussion here. What criticisms of your argument are you anticipating, if any?
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   I am about as young as a full time enterprise employee can be, and I find this thread fascinating. Because while I totally agree with the individual that you are replying too, I TOTALLY see how it could seem ridiculous to someone with the p
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   I completely disagree. A vast majority of commercial products don't do anything in the way of recommending additional goods and services to their users. The sale of the original good or service would be the only profit-seeking componen
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   You don't think parents make decisions based on what they believed to be in their child's best interest?
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   I disagree, but see where you are coming from. With your definition is it possible to advise or warn against something without committing (the sin of) gatekeeping?
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   Does that sort of approach ever effect your mood at work? I get why you might want to say that, but it comes across as super robotic and...inhumane? Just curious, because I think of myself as being pretty sage but that sort of response woul
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   If planes cannot maneuver in the air without significant fear of fatal injury they should (and would) not be flying. This goes beyond your comment: but sometimes it feels like there is a growing tendency to value safety - or perceived safet
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   How would you decide who would have to "change"? Presumably, both parties made an effort to better understand each other. There's no evidence to doubt that the PM was more forgiving/understanding of terse emails going fo
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   by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

   Thanks for the insight - sounds like we have a similar perspective to the `covid+higher_education` (as well as the the health of `higher_education` in general). Cheers, again. I always forget that their might be other people from SC on this
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    by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

    Definitely surprised to find another Gamecock on HN. I'm a recent grad myself - perhaps one of you students? I'm curious: under what conditions do you think the threat to Carolina (and other similar regional flagship schools) beco
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    by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing. Hope it helps some people out. I took a look at it and have a small nitpick: you refer to the '\' character as "slash". See Lesson 2 for example. Cheers
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    by DiggyJohnson 6y ago

    I absolutely think a lot of people are in this position. I am just now slightly "farther along" path as described by OP,and I'm starting to see how it can be worth it as long as you're pursuing the new information in an
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    by DiggyJohnson 7y ago

    (As much as I hate it) if the poor usability pre-5G was a decision justified by the delayed benefit by its capabilities/feature on 5G networks...I guess? I'm not saying its not a terrible business decision, certainly. Do you think
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    Ask HN: Is your business anticipating the arrival of 5G? Why or why not?

    2 points by DiggyJohnson 7y ago|5 comments
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    by DiggyJohnson 7y ago

    This is perhaps my favorite blog post to ever just “happen upon”. I don’t have the time to write up as much as I might like, but it’s safe to safe I enjoyed every dimension of what made this project awesome.