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andrewxdiamond
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But you can still use any license you want. The ones he's talking about are just sugestions by github, but you can put anything you want in that ./LICENSE file
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I find that just being a normal, friendly person is enough to satisfy most, if not all CoCs. I've never had to read one, and I've never been in a situation where I was in violation of one.
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With the birth of the modern IT centric world, the individual has the ability to create unprecedented amounts of value for a company. A good team of 5 developers can easily out value an entire department of 50 or 60 people. Developers might
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I never said anyone was doing anything wrong. I'm saying this is new. The average Joe in these cities is expecting to earn 125k+ with just a few years of experience. I know, because I am in that exact situation. And while that might be
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The complaints about tech raising costs aren't totally unfounded. Most people will point to the rather absurd salaries that employees of these companies get. These large salaries are affecting inflation in the areas the employees live,
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> Should we let such problems fester forever? Absolutely not. We should take measures to ensure that individuals in those areas are on a path to better futures, if not for themselves, then for their posterity who will continue to live in
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Additionally, > and it's not like most of these criminal sorts haven't had 18 years of second chances and resources being thrown at them A lot of these kids _haven't_. You're assuming everyone grew up in a middle clas
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> I will not believe this when a person is involved in violent acts, rape, murder, etc. which nobody "needs" to do to survive. Agreed. There is a spectrum of individuals, and not everyone is good. However, if you break down th
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Do you have any proof or other verifiable evidence of these claims? Or are you just assuming that those statements are true? As far as I'm aware, there is no evidence at all that the commonly recommend encryption algorithms have any se
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He recently announced he is stepping down https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2019/09/24/announcing-stack-o...
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As it turns out, not many people commit crimes because they are fun. Deterrents like hash punishments work, but only to the extent that the person has an option. Many people who turn to crime have no or few professional skills, and would st