anbotero

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by anbotero 7y ago
Yes! I think it becomes distracting if you listen too much of the same genre, and if you mix awesome songs similar to the feelings you describe but with different genres, those moments can become more frequent. I sometimes write code at the
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by anbotero 7y ago
I’m beginning to believe people is pissed because the example was dating, and now they think the whole argument was how some people can be made to do/feel things, instead of a miserable simple example on how even people is a system tha
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by anbotero 7y ago
What OP means is (I hope), yes, people are complex entities, each with their own nuances, but our behavior is not something astral, magic, that cannot be analyzed and figured out just yet. In fact we can be (to a certain extend, at least) p
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by anbotero 7y ago
My experience has been people is afraid of asking, as the article puts it, “sensitive questions”. Afraid of the repercussions: Will they react aggressively/defensively and never talk to me again? Will they feel bad and have depression
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by anbotero 7y ago
Perhaps he means when you’re already part of the company. You should nonetheless fight for your rights, but HR is not there to help you as employee, I suppose is what the message is about. They are there to safeguard the company from employ
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by anbotero 7y ago
The privilege of networking. Yes, you can be the author and maintainer of great things, but not every great author of things receives the same amount of praise and good wishes in such a short amount of time. In fact, a lot of them even more
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by anbotero 7y ago
Wow, thanks for this wake-up call! I had checked localstack + Terraform combo some time ago and I don’t recall that option being there. Time to refresh my knowledge on this.
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by anbotero 7y ago
You know who has to suffer from this? International buyers. I buy a lot from Amazon, and I live in Colombia. While these days there are a lot of direct, global shipments from Amazon, I still buy a lot of things I leave at my aunt's hou
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by anbotero 7y ago
You expect too much from the same people that complains about the simplest of things. Yours is the most down to earth approach to these issues . No need to look for an extreme, or fast solution (which I think is what drives these things; n
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by anbotero 7y ago
I actually thought it was weird OP mentioned those things, even when they are exactly prime example of the people the article and many of us are talking about. You see them, for example, at College/University (in my country, at least):
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by anbotero 7y ago
Where is the GitHub part documented? What does "internally" mean? Like a shadow deployment strategy? Thanks!
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by anbotero 7y ago
I didn't like a review saying it's small because some components were left in the cable and hence not all USB-C cables work. It might be an outlier/mistake, but yeah... I have been using this RAVPower 61W Wall Charger for som
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by anbotero 7y ago
I think this is key, but it costs a lot from companies (and also people), culturally, economically, and sometimes constrained by law. Should you keep all seats even when 20% of your workforce prefers to work remote? What do you do with thos
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by anbotero 7y ago
To me it sounded like the other 10%. While the 90% will be there and not all will necessarily interrupt on purpose (they can be guided to increase the 10%), you focus your most productive interactions with the 10%. From time to time you wor
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by anbotero 7y ago
Actually, I think it's kinda funny and ironic that in Spanish we use "menso" as an insult for someone that is stupid. Formal (kinda) definition on how we use it in the Spanish section here: https://en.wiktionary.or
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by anbotero 7y ago
Exactly. I cannot answer for sure because it’s been years since last time I checked, but back then (and from comments here in previous thread, I’d say still) people was required to install extra packages to acquire such functionalities, and
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by anbotero 7y ago
It’s quite funny and sad (no disrespect to OP or anybody) how people is still discovering what we people on fish take for granted. We can even auto-complete parameters only if we so wish. No need for any hidden setting, no need to install a
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by anbotero 7y ago
Can someone provide counterpoints to this? I also think like OP, but people can’t sometimes comprehend such decision. I recently went to a job interview for startup, and they were selling me really (like, way below even average) crap salary
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by anbotero 7y ago
> How many threads have been posted on HN complaining about things that take programmers out of their state of "flow"? How many programmers have you met who are happy to hear their phone ring when they're working? Those
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by anbotero 7y ago
I never truly understand issues people have with these things. I tune my notifications as to avoid true interruptions and filter most false positives by quick looking. I see people at my office (and different companies!) saying they quit Sl
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by anbotero 7y ago
We were kind of heavily invested in Atlassian stack, which means we used Confluence a lot. We had a good system for creating and looking for documentation in our wiki system, so I hope that was not a selling point for Slack. Unfortunately w
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by anbotero 7y ago
Thanks! I mean it, THANK YOU! We were using HipChat at a previous company (2013, I think), and I never understood the switch to Slack. I was like: Wait, but what's the difference? Everybody knew about Slack, and no one about HipChat. I
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by anbotero 7y ago
Along with all the bad things people have already mentioned, you have to add that, in reality, it's a creative job, which means it's inconsistent in producing good content regularly. I'm not saying it's not possible, jus
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by anbotero 7y ago
The problem is not the spectrum, I believe, it’s the people. People, for some reason, specially educated ones, cannot handle disagreement. My country had a Red & Blue battle that lasted years, where each party would kill members of the
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by anbotero 7y ago
Indeed. It’s a topic I sometimes wonder about. I always tell people we have things we are good at doing, and things we love to do, and while they sometimes coalesce, you have to think about the future yourself and plan ahead so you can gene
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by anbotero 7y ago
Truly curious: Which ones?
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by anbotero 7y ago
While your “unearned income” argument is usually technically right for the billionaires of the world, these days it’s commonly assigned to pretty much everyone but homeless, which irks me. It’s like no matter what you do, even if you work h
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by anbotero 8y ago
Blegh, the worst is coming in here and reading people criticizing and outright banning the use of sarcasm, or implying that they know your friend better than you and that she definitely literally meant what she said. This is the end of free
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by anbotero 8y ago
I actually found this presentation (and the blog post as well) quite interesting. If possible, it would be awesome for foreign people if you talked just a little bit slower: Not much, just a bit. I think you have excellent enunciation, whic
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by anbotero 8y ago
But why, if you may spare the time? It’s the reasons that made me make my initial comment about the hype. I have yet to see good enough reasons to move, but maybe my development environment varies quite a bit from other people. Still, even

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