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by cmorgan31 6y ago
Yep it’s especially prevalent in salaried technology leadership positions. I know some colleagues work from home without too much difference in productivity and stress. Unfortunately, I am the other side of that coin because I have to const
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
How is it remotely similar? If you want to argue their fee is predatory or too high that might make more sense but the concept of charging a fee to use a distribution channel is present in every single aspect of selling a product. Epic want
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
Why buy a device known for the creation of a walled garden as one of its defining personas? I didn’t buy into the iOS ecosystem for flexibility of App Stores. I bought like many others because it allows for an ease of use free of tinkering
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
Well we also don't open up about mistakes as often as successes. I'll share mine which is a mixture of both. The article is basically a rehash of my experience in a start up as the first engineer for a technical founder. I spent t
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
You understand my point if you understand the two sentences I had the desire to type out on the topic. I wasn't responding to the full context of the grandparent's post. I was responding to the weak attempt at saying the Democrats
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
It would be factually incorrect to say the Democrats have a history or desire to disenfranchise white voters. You can not become president without a chunk of the majority demographic’s support. Hopefully that helps shine light on whatever y
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
Sure, just don’t make the waiver some joke that requires as many hoops to jump through as possible to discourage voters. Voter fraud isn’t as significant an issue as electioneering but if an ID makes one side of the fence happy I’ll support
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
You had the chance to do just that and ended up not making an effort. It seems far fetched to think anyone could become president without a sizable chunk of white voters in the US just based on the census demographic data. https:/&#x2
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
Of course, but I don’t have the personal bandwidth to mentally deal with every issue we need to resolve as a society. I get around this by not out of hand dismissing concerns by others but I also can’t take an active stance in their solutio
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
You are not addressing the point that the society at large has to continue to trust institutions to alleviate concerns of corruption by the institution. The mob is not formed in a vacuum. Democracy, rule of law, and government only have val
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by cmorgan31 6y ago
This is likely the best advice in practice as the complexity kafka introduces really only becomes apparent at scale. We ran managed services for our primary production in the 50k+ RPS range that needed a constant stream of tweaking. On the
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by cmorgan31 7y ago
I have no idea either... this train of thought is rampant in this thread and other forums. Condemn the use of props in politics without a single thought towards the disgusting behavior of everyone involved who attack children and their pare
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by cmorgan31 7y ago
> 40% of the country is Trump supporters Why muddy things? His approval rating isn’t analogous to 40% of our population’s support. It’s the support of individuals who bothered to spend time entertaining the poll. He has a very consistent
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by cmorgan31 7y ago
Hmm, might be more apt to say you purchased an Apple self driving car whose GPS only takes you to places apple approved and listed. It doesn’t let you drive and it doesn’t let you input your own destination but it’s pretty damn cute looking
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
I suppose the general fear is that we are the product and we don’t know what we are being sold for or to whom. If they are so sophisticated they can infer behavioral patterns after you quit by using your still existing network of friends wh
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Isn’t this stance completely dismissive of methadone clinics approach to addiction? If the individual can break a stronger and more dangerous addiction with a less addictive and dangerous substance then it’s a net positive on their addictio
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
It is relatively easy to spot someone with Bootcamp experience versus those with practical experience. The market demand in any relatively large city for React/JavaScriptFramework is quite high at the moment. I've seen salaries in
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
I’m not implicitly agreeing that a connection should exist, but I’m also not going to pretend it doesn’t. Sports are a huge part of American culture and is one of the least contentious elements. I don’t have a source which empirically state
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
You can’t quantify love or sentiment unless you accept brand loyalty and subjective measures. It seems like a silly thing to request but perhaps that is your point. If these were ballot initiatives for funding similar to public transport yo
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Cool, I will check out that setting and keep this in mind for future displays!
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
I have very sensitive eyes with classic night blindness and an iPhone X. I don't think I've noticed any problems with headaches or eye strain. Did you notice them after usage or is it just a hypothetical outcome? Does the auto bri
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
In response to your edit - I think it's okay to extend your durability promise to your clients, but durability isn't the same metric as availability as you've eluded to in your edit. I typically tell customers our product&#x2
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Yes, it's fair to say that the expectation presented by the FAANGs are polluting the general expectations of users. You have to live up to a higher standard which often requires you to leverage their cloud offerings. This higher expect
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Thanks for answering! I think your perspective is becoming more common. It's not like MailChimp is a start-up, so these assumptions aren't inherently crazy.
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
What drives the assumption that their mailing lists would always be available to you even if they went out of business or that they are almost perfectly secure? Is it due to standards set by large companies or just an idealized desire?
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Yes, that's likely the best way to solve it by tackling it locally. I grew up in a rural town in Georgia, and I am all too familiar with the "southern gentleman's pride" which is just a polite way to say my family is stu
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
I don't think it's fair to say this person is shutting down entire communities. Isn't the market doing that? The reality of the article is not every town has a flourishing future in the economy. Although the way it is phrased
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
If you take QQ from the original article, you can see they have made an effort to move to the US market. Qidian launched webnovels.com this year or last with a modified model disconnected from the author/tip system but with a pay to pl
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Wouldn’t this dilemma ultimately end with server middleware rejecting requests for anyone savvy enough to us a custom TOS header contract?
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
NPM increased their efforts with regards to auditing. They realized it was a prominent attack vector and without them taking responsibility for some level of the problem they would be throwing their reputation down the drain. It isn't

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