anarchodev

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by anarchodev 7y ago
Yes the feeling is not good. Really though the reason is that potential hit to the journal’s reputation in this case, not the feelings of the research team (who already paid the journal to submit the work after all). You might then suggest
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by anarchodev 7y ago
This is exactly why it’s still uncommon for journals to require working code alongside submissions in some (most?) fields.
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by anarchodev 7y ago
Yep. Although this exact thing has happened to so many apps I’m beginning to doubt the wisdom of this “allow completely open dev settings at first and then YOU get to remember to fix it” model that fire base uses. Maybe they could require a
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by anarchodev 7y ago
Definitely agree on replacing cleans with more targeted movements -- slight nitpick, none of this is "weightlifting" which is a separate sport of its own requiring these movements but incorporating power and speed to efficiently p
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by anarchodev 7y ago
It's a neo-nazi/white nationalist forum. It's still active I believe behind Tor, but not nearly as accessible, far fewer people actually participating. We're in an era where young men radicalize each other on message b
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by anarchodev 7y ago
The whole reason this thread exists at all is because the explicit hierarchy you have so much faith in is not working, and never really has. I'd love to see an example of a union using their structural philosophy as an excuse to evade
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by anarchodev 7y ago
These are good questions to ask of any union IMO. Workers wouldn't join a union they felt didn't advance their interests (and anecdotally, there's gotta be a reason union members are crazy about unions, right?) So this is go
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by anarchodev 7y ago
If your understanding of unions begins and ends in terms of what's "in it for me" then I'd urge you to rephrase the question: "what's in it for us?" And then expand "us" to the people you care a
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by anarchodev 7y ago
While it's true that getting "up and running" with a simple project is only a matter of getting a working laptop and internet connection (and a bootcamp if one is available to you), getting into the position where you could b