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by Twixes 5y ago
We maintain a completely open source handbook at PostHog: https://posthog.com/handbook . You can poke around it on GitHub too (linked at the bottom of the page), or even put out a PR. :)
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by Twixes 5y ago
Is Galileo online?
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by Twixes 5y ago
Yep, its great because I never feel bad about paying for tiny things by card. I remember how before this regulation the card companies were extracting so much profit (with a minimum fee) that it was often expensive for a convenience store
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by Twixes 6y ago
Alright – I don't know what that business actual was, but surely it was a business – that's great. That's one type of a business. Another type of a business is software products. A business like that can basically be a webs
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by Twixes 6y ago
With all respect to Ryan Dahl, I'm sure he'd disagree with the "asinine" characterization but would also disagree he's infallible - as evidenced by the creation of Deno after Node
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by Twixes 6y ago
I've been enjoying for some time now how people who have never read 1984, or have no actual idea what Orwell was alluding to in it other than "bad government", keep invoking that book. It's funny.
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by Twixes 6y ago
Hey, why so passive aggressive? I've already read quite a bit on Valve googling it, just thought you might have some specific insightful article or thread in mind.
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by Twixes 6y ago
Not a pile of cash really, but a trillion+ dollar diverse portfolio of investments. Still wicked
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by Twixes 6y ago
Maybe if bonuses depended on long term performance. If the bonus is contingent on the nearest quarter only, greed overrides sustainability.
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by Twixes 6y ago
IMO the problem here is exactly that the project was outsourced. Outsourcing is likely to lead to crap products and with clueless public funding the costs end up astronomical relative to the quality of the result. In-house software expertis
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by Twixes 6y ago
Sounds interesting, could you point to some readings on that aspect of Valve?
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by Twixes 6y ago
I'm no fan of communism but the number 100 million+ is also engineered the other way around, and includes various awful parts of history only tangentially related to communism, like the Soviet Union's high WW2 death toll. "Ex
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by Twixes 6y ago
Flights is my fourth favorite Google product after Search, Maps, and Translate. I used it all the time when travel was a bit more feasible and I hope to make use of it a lot in the future. As a traveler, it's powerful.
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by Twixes 6y ago
What does Karl Marx and "them guys", whoever "they" are, have to do with mocking predatory practices in mobile games or mobile gamers?
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by Twixes 6y ago
I suppose in three-valued logic the equivalent would be a… quaternary conditional operator
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by Twixes 6y ago
I really like GitLab's
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by Twixes 6y ago
Well, of course costs of resiliency would practically exceed savings for energy companies . But the costs of outages are tremendous for Texas overall . That's why critical infrastructure must be well regulated. Corrupt politicians
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by Twixes 6y ago
Just… why?
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by Twixes 6y ago
Wow, that is dramatic.
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by Twixes 6y ago
That doesn't make their actions any less immoral. Acting immorally can still be condescendingly called pathetic.
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by Twixes 6y ago
I love GH Actions so much, though would love dive into GitLab's CI/CD too if anyone has good resources on that.
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by Twixes 6y ago
I truly am struggling to extract any coherent meaning from that comment. Democrats, controlling just the House – when Repulicans are running the federal gov't with the Senate and the presidency – have instituted this event? Some big ca
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by Twixes 6y ago
What? Who?
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by Twixes 6y ago
His ego prevents that. He relishes in the number of followers/likes/retweets and would have far fewer of these on a website of his own site, so he sticks with Twitter.
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by Twixes 6y ago
That'd be an impulse purchase disincentive in a much broader sense. Also, a new tax is more work. This is much simpler and more targeted.
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by Twixes 6y ago
In SV/NYC, sure. Costs and salaries are different in Europe though.
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by Twixes 6y ago
How is the far left _or_ the far right relevant in this? And how does the UK government _or_ NYT belong to either? Mind you that this is MasterCard and Visa who have forced this move on PH. Now, of course it's still a political issue,
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by Twixes 6y ago
5, 10, 20 years ago I'd say: sure, things aren't great but still better than ever. Now in the last 5 years top courts have been overtaken completely by the ruling party, district attorneys are on political leashes shorter than eve
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by Twixes 6y ago
The point I imagine is that few other countries count rape statistically that way.
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by Twixes 6y ago
I need this! Does it still exist?

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