KZeillmann

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by KZeillmann 8y ago
Scrum is all about implementing a system and then adapting it over time to fit your needs. It's all about having the team figure out for itself how to organize. It's not a rigid set of requirements. It's a set of suggestions
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by KZeillmann 8y ago
It's so true. So many people think "Agile is bad because my company does ineffective standups". That's not what Agile is! Agile is about continuous improvement. We are uncovering better ways of developing software by doi
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by KZeillmann 8y ago
It's not micromanagement. It's working as a team. I don't really understand what you're saying. Sometimes programmers are proud and don't want to seek out help. They'd rather spin their wheels trying to debug s
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by KZeillmann 8y ago
Were you under the impression that an Ajit Pai-led FCC would be intent on protecting consumers?
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Why on earth would they want to get out of the ad business?
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Is there something wrong with societal bias? Especially towards ideals like personal liberty?
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Check out the Indie Hackers podcast (and website). It's made for exactly what you're looking for. Courtland Allen interviews founders who are excited about making $20k a month in MRR, and they don't necessarily need to become
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
I'd at least like to see the diffs in a more readable format. Many laws are compilations of, "Amend [section of law] to read as follows: [new wording]"
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
I don't follow Apple open source, so I have a lot of questions: What parts of MacOS are open source, and which are not? How is it licensed? Why is this on their website rather than GitHub?
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
How does the "Home" gesture work with games that require gestures? If someone has a game that requires flicking items upward from the bottom of the screen, will that now be impossible? I don't have an iPhone, but I'm ass
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
What's the use case where I'd want to use Vagrant instead of Docker?
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
When you request the records of 1.3 million people in an effort to find the identities of about 200, that feels ridiculously broad. I'm not sure what they're hoping to find, but it seems like security camera footage would be much
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
End of the estate tax, end of the AMT, moving the top tax bracket from 39.6% to 25%, to start.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
It's literally in the preceding paragraph. Notes about how the proposed healthcare law was essentially a transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich, how the proposed tax cuts mainly benefit the richest Americans, and plans to cut sch
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Code is read much more often than it is written. I'll take something verbose and explicit over something magical and brief any day of the week. It's why I'm preferring Elixir to Ruby for any side projects. Elixir is so explic
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
GitHub Pages can do most/all of that
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Elixir/Phoenix is just delightful, and I'm feeling really comfortable in both. Front-end is my weakness, so probably something popular like React would be good.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this seems to have nothing to do with net neutrality.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Out of curiosity, and because the article doesn't delve into it, why do you have 150 tabs open? In the course of my regular browsing, I usually have 3-4, and never more than 10-15. It's not something I've ever considered to h
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Disclaimer: I don't live in Silicon Valley, and I've never worked at a startup, but this seems really shady/dishonest. First of all, 15% equity sounds like very little for a co-founder unless you're only putting 15% of t
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The Secret Evangelicals at Planned Parenthood(marieclaire.com)
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
I'd love to read this article, but the website is absolutely broken for me on Chrome -- HTTPS issues.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Except that good school districts usually are better funded because they're paid for with property taxes.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Not to mention that big-name ISPs like Comcast will litigate their smaller competitors out of existence.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Sure -- let's say free market is a solution? Free market only works if I have choice . Right now, my only choice for internet service is Comcast. Free market won't do a thing until I have actual choices here.
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by KZeillmann 9y ago
Where do you live where there's significant ISP competition? Where I live, there's Comcast and....that's it. This is a pretty common case around the country. I can choose to pay Comcast for internet, or I can choose to not ha
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Don't you consent to let them use your data when you sign up for their services? You don't need to use Google and Facebook to use the Internet. You do need an ISP to use the internet.
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
If I recall, EMTALA is the law that states that hospitals must provide emergency medical care to someone regardless of their ability to pay. Do we really want to live in a society where people are refused treatment for medical care just bec
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Is it just me, or are the images on the page incredibly broken?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Sure, the president has the authority to impose restrictions on immigration, but not by imposing a religious test, which would violate the establishment clause.

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