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by airlines55 6y ago
Oh not not the heckin scientists. They are always right! Dang it guys it's our fault, not Science. I just wish it was 1801 again so we could parade around streets once more in worship of the god of Rationality!
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by airlines55 6y ago
The truth is that making money off of software is not a software problem. It's a business problem, to be solved with business skills and intuition. I always think of the remote ok guy who makes most if his products in php, jQuery, as s
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by airlines55 6y ago
Well meaning overbearing incompetency seems little better. Has there been a more thorough refutation of the promised land of technocrats than these past couple months?
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by airlines55 6y ago
The thing is - I get it. I thi k it's cool when people show up to talk about their product or code that is mentioned on a forum. It's endearing. But when it's systematized by a large corporation, it's no longer so.
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by airlines55 6y ago
I'm so sick of Gitlab support spam in every thread that mentions any issue, making it so that critical conversations are interrupted with self serving pitches! >I once saw Gitlab do this thing. >Hey, Bob from Gitlab thing here. W
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by airlines55 7y ago
Please don't be facetious. The OP was clearly implying that the ones who make it ahead in such situations is that very "sophisticated" class of inveators. They surely did not mean that a literal specific investor will somehow
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by airlines55 7y ago
What could be more irresponsible than merely staying facts without also having the diligence to additionally write some apologetics for the facts themselves. What the reporter should have done, clearly, is get the opinion of one of those be