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cema
12y ago
Smugness is not a virtue, but sometimes an emotional appeal is helping. I agree that we would like to see less of than on HN.
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cema
13y ago
But de Niro's character is using it mockingly. Which, I think, is the proper usage of slogans in general.
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cema
13y ago
I suspect the current political management of the USA is caught with their pants down and feel they need to quickly do something that would not be too hard to do. Statesmanship and political responsibility is not their forte, unfortunately.
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cema
13y ago
Did not quite expect this question to be here. But, as a former Russian, here is my 2 kopeks. One of the reasons I left the country was the clash of cultural codes. I am used to smiling at people for no reason at all, which is normal wher
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cema
13y ago
Unlike, say, advertising or politics?
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13y ago
It feels very different, however. It feels that while the "other" news channels are indeed pushing their point of view, most of the Russian news media is pushing something else, which is neither their point of view ("truth&qu
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cema
13y ago
Did EFF complain about Ukraine government outlawing access to any Russian language news a few days ago? Did it really happen?
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cema
13y ago
It's not weird, it's kinky!
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cema
13y ago
Let's leave politics to a different thread on a different site.
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cema
13y ago
Perceptions. Just like US did not fail in Vietnam but failed in the public opinion, ORM are doing a good (well, at least passable) job of doing what they are intended to do, but are generally hated.
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13y ago
we interview people whose only prior work experience is "Line of Business .NET Developer", and they end up showing us how to write exploits I am surprised you sound surprised. Do you label people by the kind of technol
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13y ago
When he killed himself, though, that got him to the top of HN a few times. But you could have looked him up a week before How would I know?
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cema
13y ago
If the accident had not happened she would still be alive and we most likely would not read anything about her. Perhaps her life can be inspiring, as the sister posting suggested ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7244943
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cema
13y ago
Then there is Rev., Hon. and so on.
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13y ago
Why is that scary? If we assume it is indeed a matter of belief the 50/50 chance is not that bad. Now, I suppose both you and me think about it more as a matter of science, but how many people understand what science is (and why), ho
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13y ago
teach to the test Yeah. At some point the candidate will become a professional candidate. I would rather stay a professional developer instead.
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cema
13y ago
How do you fix a person's work ethic? I don't think you can, and the question is, is it possible to recognize the culture fit/misfit during the interview process.
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cema
13y ago
I think you have a great point. But I would like to see a world where it happens the way you described it.
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cema
13y ago
So who hires the B players?
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cema
13y ago
Steak is normally not ground, unlike roasted coffee beans. So there is no mixing. On the other hand, I know at least one coffee company that sells a mix of dark and light ground coffee (Melitta, in the US).
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cema
13y ago
Or, for that matter, Javascript, if you write it like this: aRect.Draw({x:50, y:50, width:10, height:21})
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cema
13y ago
I think you mean "except when..." As others said, QA automation is a serious endeavor, and an important one.
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cema
13y ago
If Q&A is QA then it should be considered development, in a specialized domain.
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13y ago
sometimes a good workplace cultural value is tolerance for your co-workers idiosyncrasies Very true. At the same time, having a boss with these types of idiosyncrasies is like seeing an exit sign.
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13y ago
Just one of the reasons service industries suck. (Especially with respect to software industry, but also manufacturing.)
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cema
13y ago
Yes.
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13y ago
A good point.
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cema
13y ago
Let's wait and see. So far it has been below expectations.
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cema
13y ago
Well, I have bookmarked it both for the article contents and for the discussion. As is often the case.
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cema
13y ago
You certainly can do it in the US. Perhaps something special about the (sub) reddit thread?
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