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151.
by bg4 9y ago
There needs to be a square for: "In general..."
152.
by bg4 9y ago
In my experience it has a chilling effect on actual vacation taken. The real driver is not having to pay an employee for earned, unused vacation when they leave the company.
153.
by bg4 9y ago
Same here, was a mid-90s Health Science major spending way too much time playing an LPMud. Started to learn how to build my own areas, got hooked, and switched to Computer Science the following fall.
154.
by bg4 9y ago
Wow, is this really going to 1-2k a copy? https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0931722462/ref=tmm_p... Bought a copy off of eBay for $10. Not sure what the above is about.
155.
by bg4 9y ago
As a resident of Dallas, thanks for this :) Looking forward to trying the recipes.
156.
by bg4 9y ago
Thanks for this article.
157.
by bg4 9y ago
Toxic management costs all shops its best developers. Why are they not considered a direct threat to ROI?
158.
by bg4 9y ago
Why can't I just configure the location of my Fallout 3 installation?
159.
by bg4 9y ago
Could they turn it into a museum and planetarium? Such a beautiful building.
160.
by bg4 9y ago
Has anyone done the math recently or is it industry dogma?
161.
by bg4 9y ago
DDoS?
162.
by bg4 9y ago
Possibly because the neighborhood is no longer considered "safe" for children to roam and explore.
163.
by bg4 9y ago
Freedom from anguish
164.
by bg4 9y ago
Do we really need Amazon Everything?
165.
by bg4 9y ago
Same, regret it to this day.
166.
by bg4 9y ago
Someone like Nils Bohlin and Volvo for the three-point seatbelt patent?
167.
by bg4 9y ago
We give homework and it has been a successful approach. Even if it's a trivial assignment one can gain a lot of insight on the candidate based on the overall professionalism of their submission.
168.
by bg4 9y ago
Born in 1977. When in elementary school I would leave in morning, come home for lunch, come back for dinner, come back when getting dark. I would ride my bike all over the neighborhood, play in the creek, play in the woods, etc. Just like t
169.
by bg4 9y ago
Facebook is harmful to you and to society. Delete it. I deleted it months ago and my life is better for it.
170.
by bg4 9y ago
The answer is no. I had huge enterprise customer do the same thing, asking lots of questions. We didn't tell them much but they were asking very detailed questions as to the how. They didn't follow through with the deal and releas
171.
by bg4 9y ago
Also, please give a way to version the API specs and specify different environments to hit with the said spec (mock, test, stage, etc.) when trying the service.
172.
by bg4 9y ago
Be scared when everyone is greedy, be greedy when everyone is scared.
173.
by bg4 9y ago
Only if you suck at it.
174.
by bg4 9y ago
I'd be on board if it was based on the Silmarillion. We don't need more LoTR content at this time, imho.
175.
by bg4 9y ago
Ignore the outliers, look for the general trend.
176.
by bg4 9y ago
Don't you end up with a lot of unused product?
177.
by bg4 9y ago
I'm talking about day to day mucking around in production by developers, not forbidding all access.
178.
by bg4 9y ago
Imo, it's not about trust, it's about rigor.
179.
by bg4 9y ago
Stop mucking around in production. Stop. Seriously, stop.
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by bg4 9y ago
My kids enjoyed this: http://jdh.hamkins.org/math-for-eight-year-olds/

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