Griffinsauce

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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
I wish the current detractors would look back at this. The options with life cycles are either huge life cycles with interspersed features OR super painful composition. I've been in big codebases with both and it was absolute hell. Hoo
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
"Seen as ok" doesn't change the experience of those living in it.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
Couldn't these employees then all just take PTO around that time with the same arrangement?
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
That's literally half of the legal minimum here in the Netherlands. I keep being surprised at how people in the US allow themselves to be worked to death.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
> without making everyone else much happier This is actually a really good point. It probably just replaces the topic-du-jour to whine about and has no actual benefit whatsoever.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
This was my first thought, there goes the product (eventually ofc)
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
Are EU laws specifically about cookies or do they have broader wording?
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
> 1) We use very few dependencies. We err on the side of writing our own function, library, or UI component rather than installing a new dependency, even if a "better" open-source version might theoretically be available. This
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
How is installing rando native apps any more secure?
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
So what? People on the other side should most likely see from context that it's not what you wanted to say.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
Is the problem the specific word or the intention in your example?
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
> This type of argument always distracts from the fact that figuring out where we draw the line between theft and reimagining. This seems to be missing a word, could you clarify? Also: since you mentioned theft: this actually comes down
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
This is practically helpful but asinine. The point is that these words are not "custom" or special, they should be handled like any other normal word.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
You are assuming curiosity was the problem instead of a lot of other possible factors like bandwidth.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
There are more costs, like others have described it might lead to unnecessary biopty that has real risks.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
Those can just be added without "TODO" then? You're explicitly saying that you're marking things you are not likely to do as to-do, that seems like a bad idea whatever your preference wrt automation is.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
Also "don't put all your eggs in one basket" This is not very far away from AWS hosting their own status pages.
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by Griffinsauce 4y ago
> nowadays Any argument that uses this qualification should be accompanied with data. You haven't specified anything, not even a rough time frame. Your statement is so vague nearly anything can be projected onto it. Also a sidenote:
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> one for the product and one for something irrelevant like a charity. Those are extremely different, how does that prove anything?
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> EDIT: I can't find the podcast I heard this in, but pretty sure the tax professor that spearheaded this pilot got followed by people hired by Intuit. This feels somehow like it should be illegal to willfully and knowingly make the
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
This is literally how it works here in the Netherlands. Every year I get a reminder, log into an app with my government ID , click "next" a few times while checking the numbers and submit. It literally takes 2 minutes if you don&#
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
This is amazingly far away from the point that point-and-shoots are terrible at their job compared to smartphones.
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
I am not at all talking about filters or "artsy" output. Look at the discussions about low light below. Why the heck should I know about f stops when my camera could just measure and adjust accordingly (including giving instructio
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
You're talking about the technical implementation. I'm talking about the experience of "point at thing, click button" There is a massive gulf between smartphones and standalone cameras there in the outcome. My point is t
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> In what aspect ? Artistically a 2010 dslr would shit on any single phone on the market I can 100% guarantee that it won't when I'm holding it. Sure, you can invest time to get good at it and the money into the tools to apply
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> empower new hires to fix things as they go along. This _sounds_ like a good idea but I haven't seen it really work in practice since new hires are by definition the least empowered. Often problems are not small and local either bu
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
If that's the case the richest company in the world should invest more in this area. They don't care because it's an Invisible win and means admitting something is wrong here. Something Apple is legendarily bad at.
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
I love this take, thanks for being pragmatic and open minded!
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> might need to add a new button for that category. I see where this is headed :D
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by Griffinsauce 5y ago
Calling one thing bad does not mean you called another good. Please stop with this asinine meme.

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