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by Juliate 4y ago
Lawyers. Lawyers are going to have a lot of fun$$ with the copyright/trademark violation flood that is coming (and not only for high profiles).
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by Juliate 4y ago
> The solution would be to pay the maid more, but there's an oversupply of unskilled labor The… misstep in reasoning here seems to me to consider that « maid » (and many other low-wage ones) is unskilled labor and/or painless,
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by Juliate 4y ago
> I look at Roland today as the Gen-X Harley-Davidson: Selling nostalgia gear to aging dudes hitting their mid-life crisis. So true, and it huuurts. :D However, one very valid selling point for gear (old or new) is that it is still, by f
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by Juliate 4y ago
Gosh, that’s one more pretty good red flag to look for in interviews, thanks for the tip! [edit, to tame the sarcasm in my comment] If your project is very large and feature estimation is an issue, that’s because both (the feature actual sc
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by Juliate 4y ago
Great, now we can consider that all articles ever promoting AI and/or crypto have been generated by an AI. That is, no matter the argument, it will be per construction soulless, unrelatable content. At least, when a human writes one, y
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by Juliate 4y ago
I’d rather say, it’s impressive. But wonderful? It produces something impressive, yes, and can be useful for “content” producing. So it can definitely be useful (painkiller and vitamin) to artists or producers. But all in itself, what is do
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by Juliate 4y ago
I'm very calm thank you :) I'm just reminding, from a local experience (France), that in general, moving/reducing/replacing (public) services physical presence to online services has to be carefully considered & plan
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by Juliate 4y ago
+1. Careful still, public services are also a matter of human representation, of accessibility, to nurture the relation between (all) the citizens and the state (as it also is in the private sector, between a brand and customers). Moving pu
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by Juliate 4y ago
Do we really function so differently? How? (sleep/work/activities habits margins are kind of a small detail)
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by Juliate 4y ago
Gosh... Managing 101: no one lives in a bubble. Your so-called "whaling people" are highly contextual, in skills, but also in time: who is pulling all the work on one occasion may have been/become a drag. The "A-players
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by Juliate 4y ago
It's more like a current understanding of various takes of professionals on the "immunity debt" concept, especially in children: * https://twitter.com/FurnessColin/status/1589103107048624129 (which
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by Juliate 4y ago
Getting the flu is not a requirement for well-being. I've spent several years not getting it, then getting it once, then again not for several years. It's a matter of preventing it (washing hands often, masking in crowded areas, v
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by Juliate 4y ago
The strength of your immune system is the energy your body has to provide. What's influenced/improved through (accidental or controlled/vaccines) exposure is it memory. Although exposure can also have other consequences on th
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by Juliate 4y ago
There is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eradication_of_infectious_dise...
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by Juliate 4y ago
Not exactly. Your immune system actually never takes a break: it's continually working intensely, that's why/when you're not ill most of the time. Case in point: your body _constantly_ gets "agressions" from ba
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by Juliate 4y ago
At least this kind of social media is. Their algorithms and UX are precisely designed to that purpose to favor ads placement.
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by Juliate 4y ago
> People do things for ROI and specifically quality of life ROI. Right. The famous, old, debunked https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_economicus . Of course.
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by Juliate 4y ago
The obvious legal response is/should be: don't make an algorithm take precedence if it is _that_ broken (incorrect, ineffective and unfair). Even from a product point of view, that's basic: your product feature doesn't p
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by Juliate 4y ago
> It is one of the ways of putting the manifesto into practice. It is not because it specifically mandates a given methodology imposed upon a team. The ethos of the agile manifesto is precisely the opposite. And Scrum might be a good pla
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by Juliate 4y ago
The problem with Scrum is people talking about how this should be more Scrum, or how this is not really how Scrum is/defines things/should happen. Rather than focusing on the team, its own alchemy, its work and the very specific n
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by Juliate 4y ago
It’s not so much in contradiction with a scientific background/training: you’ll still need to go through prototypes, drafts, rough ideas expressed before you can share/observe/analyse them. Creatively speaking (and writing is
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by Juliate 4y ago
Would it be also because the main medium of music today doesn’t help/encourage serendipity/encounters/curiosity from a physical perspective? K7, vinyls, CDs are social objects. You can handle them, lend them, personalize them
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by Juliate 4y ago
I'd argue that "debt" instills an unrelated meaning. As well as "legacy" and "debt" mean different things, yet may be related in some situations. What is technical debt today might actually be (considered)
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by Juliate 4y ago
The song was written in April 1792 in the context of the declaration of war from France to Austria. The then very recent constitutional monarchy fell in August. The king trial began in November and even then, although death was requested by
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by Juliate 4y ago
This is not just you. That's a very valid and shared perception of DSMs and even Scrum in general. For some types of projects, and for some people, it just does not work. And when it is nonetheless forced onto them (because for some ot
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by Juliate 4y ago
On a more broader scope than software source code, historians may disagree. Commit messages are like timed notes, or artifacts opportunities to explain the path of evolution of a code base, while explicitly pointing at it.
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by Juliate 4y ago
That's why working on a branch, and once ready, taking the time to reorganize your commits into logical steps, is a basic act of kindness towards the people who will review your changes, and towards your own future self.
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by Juliate 4y ago
One consistent plot/reflection item I see missing from these stories (I definitely may have missed stories although - happy for references) is beyond the "creation/invention/conquest", deeper into the "maintena
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by Juliate 4y ago
Yes, but the USD is not the driving factor. It's a coefficient, for sure. I mean, yes, it's very concerning. But what's even more concerning is the perspective of the consequences on the next few years. We'll perhaps get
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by Juliate 4y ago
At this point, EUR/USD parity is way less perceivable and concerning in our daily lives than the gas/energy that is coming full speed towards us (seen from France), which is driving a lot of first and second order prices (heating,

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