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aloisdg
4y ago
I will leave my company before leaving WFH.
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4y ago
Viva Piñata kind of did this.
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4y ago
In the same logic, a RPG where no one can play more than X hours per week (e.g. 3). Or instead of a nominal amount of time, a chapter of the story per week. We all progress together at a slow pace. Something akin to a tv show.
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Home time is personal time. Here I deal with family, chores and self-connection. If you want me to learn stuff and be better and my job you will have to give me time, company time, for that. We are not machine. In France it is mandatory for
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4y ago
5-players Tarot is awesome.
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Indeed and was questioned by Peter Kropotkin in his essay collection Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, which argued that cooperation, not competition, was the driving mechanism behind evolution. He would go as far as theorizing a whole kin
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4y ago
"What one programmer can do in one month, two programmers can do in two months." Fred Brooks
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4y ago
like winforms?
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4y ago
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Note on Twitter Link Sharing
(aloisdg.netlify.app)
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Use Git tactically
(stackoverflow.blog)
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5y ago
Read it when new zealander move to australia
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5y ago
Same logic as you. I missed my walk between work and home. Now I walk 20 minutes after the end my shift in remote before coming back home.
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5y ago
I would argue that Opera were better than Chrome feature-wise.
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5y ago
A dotnet based shell where you can share around dotnet object instead of plain text.
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5y ago
Cowon would be my go to too
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5y ago
"Doc > Test > Code" is something I can get behind :)
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My humble opinion is that the tech is cool, but those community are rigged with scammers and cryptobro shills. It is tiring in the long run.
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5y ago
Bad inspiration from Wordle I guess
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5y ago
Mobilizon is a free, libre, federated solution build by the non profit behind PeerTube https://mobilizon.org/en/ Not as popular as Meetup by far, but it is a working alternative.
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5y ago
I would say that the easiest build are turtle build instead of raw damage (slam+block/ironclad, poison+block/silent, power+block/defect). Then you have the Watcher. I love mantra, stance and scry deck. But her raw easiest bui
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5y ago
Skipping card is often better than most card to avoid deck pollution and increase your odd to get your best cards. MtG decks always have a floor limit of card and players rarely go above.
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5y ago
vs min/maxing: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MinMaxing
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5y ago
Don't. My best interview where ones where we talk about my open source contributions. One would be enough, but I have a few because I can work on my employer own open source project.
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5y ago
Same in Kabaddi
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5y ago
Fix price will solve that to. France did it for books. A kind of mfrp: Manufacturer's Fixed Retail Price.
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5y ago
I am more and more on your side. If this function was a builtin, how many reader will check its implementation?
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5y ago
pro tips: no tracking no problem. GitHub as my respect on this one
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5y ago
We hire F# dev. You can work on whatever OS suits you need as long as you can maintain it. If most of my colleagues are windows users, more and more are switching to tux. (mandatory, I use arch btw). Thank you dotnet core. https:/
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5y ago
We are hiring F# developers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30165023
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