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by clnq 3y ago
Success is a different matter and I agree with you on that. But what I am saying there's a strong link between employee morale and productivity, and that people prefer to work in high-morale companies.
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Working from home is merely a benefit that has grown in popularity, comparable by importance to health insurance in certain industries, but fundamentally it is a benefit. The decline in productivity can be attributed to a broader decrease i
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by clnq 3y ago
I don't hold a firm stance on whether choosing not to have children is selfish, though I tend to believe it isn't. Nonetheless, the most compelling arguments suggesting that it could be selfish include: - ending the family lineage
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Thanks for sharing that, it looks like a very standout design.
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E-scooters are reasonably stable when there's a small amount of ice so long as you don't use solid tyres. They are more stable than road bikes and city bikes because they have a wider area of contact with the ground. For more comf
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I really like these small electric cars, and I plan to buy one even if only just for fun in the next ten years. They fill a niche between electric scooters/bikes and regular cars. In most cities, an electric scooter is usually enough f
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I watched it around the time it came out, and to this day I remember how remarkable it was to see a Russian screenplay produced in the Hollywood space blockbuster style. It's one of the more interesting space films out there, even if i
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by clnq 3y ago
You are right, choosing the right one (reading its whitepaper and what encryption it uses where), and backups are very important for those. I suppose logging into all of the services we use these days is complicated and not very secure no m
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by clnq 3y ago
Passwords, particularly passphrases, are easy to remember and you can reuse a similar structure for probably decades: - There-are-three-ducklings3-in-the-lake - There-are-five-swans5-in-the-lake - There-are-six-hedgehogs6-in-the-bush And so
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It turns out taking it offline has yet another 90% reduction in cost.
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Interestingly, I can scroll across the carousel pages with a Magic Mouse but not with a normal scroll-wheel mouse on Safari 16.4.
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by clnq 3y ago
Is the free media securities fraud? Is free speech securities fraud? Is sharing an opinion about a company securities fraud?
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by clnq 3y ago
> Passkeys are synced to the cloud by default on iOS and Android, which is probably a good idea for many use cases, but might not be what you want in some instances. Okay, but Google is suggesting logging into their account with a passke
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by clnq 3y ago
What if one loses all their devices in a natural disaster, a house fire, or burglary, or lost baggage while traveling? A password is in your head. If you lose that, there's not much use for the said password. But otherwise, it's s
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by clnq 3y ago
Giving your passwords to a company that cares about money more than you is risky. But losing devices with passkeys is a big problem too. Even if passkeys are saved to your Google, Apple, or Microsoft account, if that account itself is behin
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by clnq 3y ago
Replika is specifically advertised as a chatbot that creates a safe space with no drama, stress, or judgement. Humans come with many more strings attached, especially lonely ones. Usually, there is a reason why they are socially unappealing
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by clnq 3y ago
The information presented by the quote and JSTOR is accurate, at least insofar as it reveals that a significant number of individuals in USSR went on either tourist tours or sanatoria each year for rejuvenation. In the 90s, state sanatoria
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by clnq 3y ago
An interesting example of early cancel culture in the Radar Magazine click farm, stoking nuclear paranoia for clicks. Unfortunately, many other click farms still have stories up about this today. It's ironic and intellectually stifling
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by clnq 3y ago
When you're in the mood for some anger towards DuPont, check out "Dark Waters" (2019) too. The cinematography, acting, and pacing are great — my favourite DuPont rager so far.
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I guess I can offer a data point here. I started programming in C at around age 12. For a long period after that, I didn't know much about software engineering, I was writing really poor quality code, but I was tinkering with programmi
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by clnq 3y ago
You're saying it is corruptible. But it doesn't have to be perfect to be useful. There's plenty of critical reviews on the platform. More than enough to take a peek into the problems some corps have before joining.
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Two factors matter in these scenarios: identifying the reviewer and proving it. Employees can maintain anonymity by avoiding specific work anecdotes ("My manager A did B"), using ChatGPT for rephrasing, and delaying their review (
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by clnq 3y ago
Yes. It's like a pseudo-union. Collectively bad companies are avoided and good ones receive more interest. Low salaries and bad managers are put on display. Good ones are, too. It's useful for the job seeker, and it's useful
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Bless you and all others who post these archive links.
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It is admired. “First in, last out” and sleeping in the office are virtues to be signalled!
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> There’s a real feeling of satisfaction that comes from working together at a whiteboard on a problem. Always the same argument used as cornerstone for RTO — it feels good. I’m sure it feels good to be a CEO in an office where the pow
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by clnq 3y ago
They should just provide drivers for something like Debian. From there on, people could run web servers, Docker, source control servers, NAS stuff, and so on.
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by clnq 4y ago
Wouldn't want to be Bill Gates, Larry Page, Steve Ballmer, Jack Welch, or Howard Schultz.
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by clnq 4y ago
Isn't it just weird that a university is using this language at all? A lot of their messages seem so unempathetic and unprofessional. The spirit of academia has always been about being open to ideas and embracing open standards from my
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by clnq 4y ago
Thanks for the insight, it would be very interesting to see some company's UX guidelines for the two markets. I've heard that Americans prioritize comfort and practicality in their cars while Germans prefer control and performance

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