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by bogota 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20221019150159/https://www.nytim... Non paywall. Browsing the web absolutely sucks these days.
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by bogota 4y ago
Trying to map BLS productivity data to WFH performance in the current economy and environment is absolutely crazy
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by bogota 4y ago
Came exactly here to say this. Because of WFH im able to have a awesome job and see my family living in other countries and also my parents at home much more frequently now. If you want to work in an office you can do that it’s your choice
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by bogota 4y ago
Like everything in life. Its all about extracting value from someone else who has no control over the exploitation. You only notice when you are the one being exploited though. As long as some company can improve its bottom line it’s all go
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by bogota 4y ago
Nice, someone with a company size of 26 to 50 got 50M of funding and is paying themselves out 1M a year working remote. That is the life. I want to know what industry that is in.
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by bogota 4y ago
They are justifying the rewrite by saying that it is memory safe. I don’t think its a bad goal but if they don’t do the work to maintain and package these for distros it wont make it very far. However im always surprised by how many people
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by bogota 4y ago
Not sure if you are joking but that is what it means
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by bogota 4y ago
Really today its crypto? The tiny market and not the massively overpriced tech stocks trading way way above earnings. They have just slightly corrected from the covid mania but many are still trading at ridiculous multiples that everyone ju
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by bogota 4y ago
I mean if that is the single thing stopping your company from using it then just add support for it. The cost of DD monthly bill more than supports spending a week or less it would take to add
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by bogota 4y ago
So shocked. I am just surprised it lasted this long
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by bogota 4y ago
Are you constantly adding new users and having to update retention policies as users try to fill up your machines?
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by bogota 4y ago
Yes i love having “fixup”, “.”, and “oops” in the main branch commit history.
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by bogota 4y ago
Having more than one option should be generally seen as a good thing. I don’t think an open source project needs to justify its existence if you dont want to take the time to learn what it actually does
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by bogota 4y ago
You need to buy into the phab workflow which is diff based not branch based. Once you accept that the experience is awesome. For many people they don’t understand git enough unfortunately to appreciate the workflow not that it doesn’t have
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by bogota 4y ago
Why is the assumption that crypto has held back innovation? If anything normally pumping a ton of money into something causes more innovation to happen.
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by bogota 4y ago
Im not saying long covid doesn’t exist. Only that it is going to be really fun to figure out what it is when a lot of people think they have it. All of those symptoms seem like they could be stress induced to me at any rate. If you find any
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by bogota 4y ago
I have a strong feeling a large amount of “long covid” may be the collective anxiety and stress combined with a reduction in social interaction
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by bogota 4y ago
Not to mention pretty much every health condition you look up will list that you have cancer or some mental illness.
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by bogota 4y ago
That makes much more sense to me. Thanks for explaining.
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by bogota 4y ago
I mean i have been ordering for years from places i have never been and largely had positive experiences. But sure you can skip the convenience and save yourself the 2% of bad experience
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by bogota 4y ago
How does this reduce fraud?
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by bogota 4y ago
Why is a background check that includes references needed for a passport? Its not the governments job to determine if you are a likable person and i hope they don’t rely on those likely very shallow checks to determine anything.
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by bogota 4y ago
Wow that is a really stupid rule I wonder what they are trying to accomplish with that. More unnecessary government crap.
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by bogota 4y ago
From the few results i tried it looks like we are far far away from that reality
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by bogota 4y ago
Way cheaper but the taxes on it are also high
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by bogota 4y ago
This misses the point. All states tax different things at different levels. You need to look at your personal situation and finances as well as lifestyle to see what makes sense.
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by bogota 4y ago
Its a nightmare anything that will last is now “premium” and top of the line. You spend easily 4x what even a good one costs and then you get something that lasts as long as appliances did 30 years ago. Washers and dryer’s drive me mad not
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by bogota 4y ago
I get where your coming from but do you have an example of this happening for a programming language? I can’t think of any language that a company tried to extend and was successful with it. Its not a SaaS offering so the value add is very
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by bogota 4y ago
I mean if we are nitpicking ubuntu is pretty bloated you should compile your own os from scratch.
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by bogota 4y ago
I just know of at least 20 people left my previous company because we had nothing to do. Every meeting was trying to figure out what the direction was. As an engineer when the company gets to the size of 1000+ you are largely not at all emp

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