StaticRedux

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by StaticRedux 8y ago
It's easy to write these things off as poor designs in games, and I'm sure some are, but it's also likely that quite a few are creative solutions to solve problems with the provided resources at the time. Those creative solut
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
Branding makes the world go round. Whether it's forward, or in this case, backward.
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
I always thought Stack Overflow/Exchange should have a way to filter questions from users with less than a certain amount of karma and any of those questions/ansers/comments should not be able to be down voted or closed as du
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
'if I asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse'. Maybe throwing more power at the current solutions won't ever make the progress we want, we need to find our car, so to speak. And a lot of peop
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
That's not what he said. He said that bc they have been working a lot of overtime lately, their paycheck will probably work out to be around the same as they would normally get. He also said it was shitty that they did it without warni
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
My comment you replied to was a direct response, not in the context of the original conversation. > I'd argue it's more like *slower growth Exactly my point, just in a different context. I was speaking on a much smaller scale t
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
Ah, cool. Well for what it's worth, I agree with what you said. Becoming a behemoth at the cost of human suffering should not be acceptable in a civilized society.
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
> Where is the evidence? Basic math? If you have $1 million to spend (as an example), and you can open a new store and hire more employees at a lesser rate, or pay your current employees more and not open a new store: opening a new store
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
You clearly completely ignored my second sentence. "That's not to say they shouldn't treat employees better'. It is a simple fact I stated. Reinvesting in new areas allows them to employ more people in those areas. This
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
On the other side of the coin, if they hadn't spent the money on reinvesting, they wouldnt be the size they are now or employ as many people. (This is not saying they shouldn't treat employees better, just that the reason they emp
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
Not to mention the most important part in my opinion, having the experience in your field to create a successful startup. Having a light bulb idea when you're young is all well and good, but without the experience I would imagine your
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
#MorningPeopleAreSmug
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
I'm sure anyone who is a content creator would disagree with you. The only reason to abolish copyright would be to freely copy, steal, and use other people's works without compensation or even attribution. It can easily take more
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by StaticRedux 8y ago
Introducing major bugs happens in software all the time. Finding it, working out a solution, and fixing it quickly is a hooray for open source.
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by StaticRedux 9y ago
I'm speaking on the subject based on experience in my own field (I don't presume to know other fields). But I believe what I said applies anywhere. > An entry level position does not mean you get to learn on the job from scratc
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by StaticRedux 9y ago
3+ years doesn't mean 3+ years "in a job". That makes no sense. (Well, maybe for some companies it does, but you don't want to work there anyways). For some reason people can never get over that. It means 3+ years with a