chadlavi

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   by chadlavi 7y ago

   My god, would LOVE PR interdependence. Esp if I could leave a review like "approved after #123 is merged"
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   by chadlavi 7y ago

   > it fails when employees aren't motivated and where managers don't trust employees I'd counter that _anything_ (including the standard 5x8 schedule) will fail in those conditions.
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   by chadlavi 7y ago

   As knowledge workers (I'm assuming), I feel strongly that the number of hours we spend at work has little correlation to the amount of value we deliver. I could easily get the same amount of value delivered in 4 7-hour days that I curr
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   by chadlavi 7y ago

   these numbers are across all industries, right? a 40 hour union job has certain parameters such that the work hours aren't going to shift much without larger political shifts within those orgs. But I suspect the number of hours a non-u
5. 725.▲
   by chadlavi 7y ago

   This is my take on this, too. As a FF user, I'd love to see FF implement this too!
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   by chadlavi 7y ago

   and why would a bank site hotlink to an asset owned by someone else? All the security concerns I've seen for this seem quite contrived to me. And I say that as someone who assiduously avoids google products* (*alas, except at work, bec
7. 727.▲
   by chadlavi 7y ago

   c'mon Paul, get an https cert
8. 728.▲
   by chadlavi 7y ago

   Does PE do the VC thing where they buy 10 or 20 things expecting 1 or 2 to hit big and the rest to fail? If so, they're placing a bet, but if it's not promising they'll let it die on the vine.
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   by chadlavi 7y ago

   The Porcelain Throne culture. I wonder what sort of mystical/religious purpose they'll think we might have used them for!
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    This discussion is about iOS. As far as I know they don't do that there?
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    > even before I've typed anything there are "trending" recommendations How is that an ad? > As soon as I click to make the search active it defaults to Apple Music, instead of Your Library. How is that an ad? The appl
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Maybe I've drunk too much of the koolaid, because I have never noticed one of these "ads". I don't use apple music or apple tv, and my phone has never pushed these services on me. It's not like they toss an alert wh
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Who said anything about linux packages? this is NPM. I'm a library maintainer, and it doesn't make any sense to me to create totally different packages with different names just to handle a breaking change. This is what semantic v
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    I misunderstood -- I thought the authors of request were going to keep working on a rewritten version, but were going to start a brand new node module for it. Strictly speaking, react-router is doing it correctly. It's the same library
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    This is what semantic versioning is for, though. Breaking changes to the API that still serve the same function in an app would not unreasonably be a new major version of the same package. No one is obligated to upgrade to the latest major
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    A platform offering you more of it's own services feels distinctly different from a platform selling your data to advertisers or displaying their ads. Does Win10 still have casual gaming ads in the system menu?
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Title's a bit unclear, these are manager questions for 1-on-1 meetings. Would be interesting to see a similar list for questions you should keep in mind as the direct report in a 1-on-1.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    There's a link to his github in the extension page. You can read his source code: https://github.com/OskarDamkjaer/FirefoxDelayWebpage most of the relevant code is in https://github.com/OskarDamkja
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Only 62%?
20. 740.▲
    by chadlavi 7y ago

    An incredibly sick burn
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    I know all TechCrunch articles are paid placements but this one felt the paid-placementest in a long time.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    try staring at some dude's graphic tee for 8 hours trying to do some work. This is not a good analogy.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Eat up, Martha
24. 744.▲
    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Nope, lefty here who never saw the benefit in writing with "the claw". It looks like an ergonomic nightmare.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    If you don't want this to happen, support small podcast networks (which are essentially unions) like Maximum Fun.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    It's not, but a lot of people got really mad, so it makes the politicians look good to their constituents if they do something punitive to satisfy the mob's anger.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    This realization at the top levels of tech companies cannot come soon enough.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    I don't get all the static over this. I've been using Catalina since the betas and it's been fine the whole time.
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    He clearly means real work in the realms traditionally requiring computational power. Except for excel, all the things you mentioned could easily be done with a piece of paper. And even then, good luck converting an xls file to csv then usi
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    by chadlavi 7y ago

    Welcome to the club!