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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
Make a suggestion up the chain to give remaining employees the option of a severance package. You can spin it as further cost savings, or a way to get rid of the non-believers. Then take the option yourself.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
There also seems to be some social expectation that when you have a family, you need a bigger car, despite modestly-sized cars being perfectly sufficient.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
For the Phoenix government payroll system, they paid IBM like it was the 2090s and it’s still broken.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
By mass maybe?
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
Interesting. I’ve used HN for a long time but never noticed it before, and was very surprised when I saw it. Almost feels like it should be marked with “promotional”.
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Ask HN: Why is there a YC job posting on the front page with comments disabled?
2 points by boopboopbadoop 4y ago|4 comments
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
I had to scroll up and down a bit but it eventually went away.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
Yes, and they make sure the face rather than the spine of the book de jour is pointed at the camera so you’re sure to see how smart the person is.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
I’d imagine it’s harder to come by jobs out there, and she had a reasonable belief that the gov would eventually pay her.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
But then you’d owe tax on the 50k profit you made. Besides, nothing is ever guaranteed!
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
That’s like saying you’d take 50k and pay 10k in tax, rather than have 100k and pay 20k in tax.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
I bet your manager and/or peers looked at you like you were a blasphemer. I don’t know how it became normal to want to advertise for an employer. Good for you, I would have done the same.
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
So bucket 2 then?
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
Is a DAO similar to the Reddit model, I.e. subreddits have rules and mods that enforce them?
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by boopboopbadoop 4y ago
Writing stories/tasks in such a way that each acceptance criteria is something that is testable, then having a matching acceptance test for each criteria. Using something like Cucumber helps match the test to the criteria since you can
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
Ya, on one hand I understand people trying to monetize their work, and trying to be on the forefront of how that’s done. On the other, it feels a bit dishonest if the seller doesn’t believe in the tech enough that they too would buy in. Kin
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
In regards to the music royalties example, what’s the benefit of using NFTs over whatever systems already exist?
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
For me it started with having to write unit tests and acceptance tests and integration tests for the stuff I make.
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
They’re “devolving” because that’s exactly what the article says WorldCoin is doing: > But the company still has not committed to a timeline, even though it has captured and stored almost a half million iris scans to train its algorithms
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
What time horizon on the RSUs?
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
My point is not everyone can turn it off like that. To assume that everyone can because you did is wrong.
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
> it's literally as simple as closing the tab It’s literally as simple as not putting a cigarette in your mouth and smoking it. > I never found it so addicting that I couldn't go without it for awhile Crazy thought but what
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
Let me rephrase the question then: what financial incentive would a gaming company have to remove power creep, when they make money off of selling new, more powerful items? Sounds like you’re depending on some form of loyalty from the gamin
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
> Not saying that's for sure going to happen It’s not going to happen. What financial incentive does a gaming company have to keep the item they sold you effective? They made money selling the item, and will not receive further mone
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
Just wanted to post and say I enjoyed reading through your website. Very succinct.
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
> Your "we" in the second example is the majority of network users - any network where that isn't true is not decentralized. So... you’re saying it’s mutable.
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
Software bug? I think you’re dodging the point a bit - going into a wall at any speed is bad. Alternatively, say it has trouble orienting itself and slows down. That can be just as dangerous if cars behind you are going fast (e.g. a highway
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
I’m criticizing the “self-driving” term, which seems to be having more and more asterisks applied to it. What’s next, the cars will need tracks?
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
Maybe I’m drawing conclusions about what these beacons would do, but if any of the things you mentioned stop working, I can still drive and won’t go full speed into a wall. I don’t have the same confidence in these beacons.
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by boopboopbadoop 5y ago
Their solution is to change browser functionality? Good luck.

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