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by conductr 3mo ago
IE6 view source vibes
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by conductr 3mo ago
The HTML formatting behind the ‘Show Code’ triggered some PTSD when it appeared
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by conductr 3mo ago
Growth of what exactly? AI doesn't have the normal leverage factor that software usually does where a simple codebase can drive a billion dollars of subscription revenue with 90%+ gross margin. There's no eventual state where the
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by conductr 3mo ago
It comes down to how you define "better"? Because they're looking at it from a lot of angles and sometimes easier~=better. It's not easy to onboard and train and career path junior employees, so the preference for senior
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by conductr 3mo ago
It was forced on most businesses from the pandemic, you're right they never wanted it. Acting like businesses should honor it forever is a bad take too, like businesses should ignore what worked previously in favor of what doesn't
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by conductr 3mo ago
Sometimes there a track record of output to reference on. Project velocity. There’s a lot and I probably work in industries that aren’t comparable to yours so no use getting specific. Sometimes it’s just a hard thing for ICs to look at the
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by conductr 3mo ago
There’s truth here. They don’t want to. It’s easier and more tried and true to just go back to what worked before wfh. Even multiple offices face some challenges working together. Always have. But usually there’s some systematic way of orga
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by conductr 3mo ago
I’ve been on Csuite of 3 orgs since the pandemic forced wfh normalization. Your correct the RE thing has always been a false narrative. I’ve never seen or read of it coming from an executive. To my knowledge, it was dreamt up by pundits, sp
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by conductr 3mo ago
I actually didn’t mind ads on google for a long while. Then at some point there were no organic results above the fold and the ads were huge and in high quantity. The widgets took over the top result real estate, to show more ads. Then it b
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by conductr 3mo ago
Trying is fine. Saying you don’t know or don’t understand something is not mutually exclusive with trying to learn more
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by conductr 3mo ago
This comment encapsulates how poorly we humans are at accepting unknowns. For me, that explains a lot of our belief systems. The fact we can’t just take the unknown but instead have to fill in the blanks with what ifs. and create a narrativ
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by conductr 3mo ago
Probably not, just against my nature to let people spoil me. So I have some internal conflict about it but let it occur. There may be a better word for it but that's kind of how I feel when we, they, spend more annually that the median
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by conductr 3mo ago
I'm in the middle. Sometimes the artist story is so compelling it almost makes the body of work make sense on a new dimension. However, having said that, I also am highly skeptical of authenticity and almost always believe the art is c
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by conductr 3mo ago
There’s a huge spectrum. I’m mid 40s and my wife grew up much wealthier than I did. We have done quite well, but I I’m a bit frugal, like to save, despise waste and excess, and therefore don’t like traveling like they do. I like traveling b
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by conductr 3mo ago
The irony of this is the phone is an easy button for parenting. For that reason, I don’t think we should try to optimize around easy.
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by conductr 3mo ago
My MIL in her 70s has been staying with us for the past month or so and her phone habits are bonkers. I rarely use my phone at home, have young kids that are small-screen free; so we tend to engage in conversations and activities during fam
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by conductr 3mo ago
Possibly related/tangental, my friends and I in high school were pretty big into the car culture of the time (90s Houston = fast and furious). Anywho, as a complement of the normal (illegal) drag race and burnout meetups we used to org
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by conductr 3mo ago
Yes, they can’t be expected to do so voluntarily though so I think the economic pressure to force them to decide how to prioritize their spending is a good thing
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by conductr 3mo ago
Charity is fine, but the scale I’m talking about usually makes sense as a social program that we all participate in and that’s usually where governments come into the picture
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by conductr 3mo ago
Site was excruciatingly slow to load, locked up my browser and I just had to bounce. iPhone chrome. Likely google penalty.
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by conductr 3mo ago
We could also just decide to provide people higher level of education as a right. And, put some Medicare level pricing in place for colleges and universities to get cost in check. I personally would want to see it with greater student parti
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by conductr 3mo ago
Thats fine, I'm a passerby making a comment on their work on a platform that they may not even be aware of. If you look closer I’ve done more than they have by simply raising the concern and I’m not authoring an article attempting to e
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by conductr 3mo ago
The implication was they were asking for a playmate and he’s shutting them down, he has a constant need for intellectual stimulation so has to read instead of engage. I’m all for alone time but if they need it you won’t have to say a word,
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by conductr 3mo ago
No. But from a very early age they can tell when you’re truly preoccupied versus opting to ignore them. And it has an effect on your relationship and how they’ll remember your presence as a parent. Framing it goes a long way, “I have to cle
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by conductr 3mo ago
I spent a lot of time in healthcare finance and across most medical service industries the Medicare rate is actually not a loss. It’s a common thing said as it’s not super profitable, but it’s usually not a huge loss. It’s pretty close to w
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by conductr 3mo ago
“Relatively safe to” is a very official sounding rubric. I guess tell him that and see if you agree on the timing of when that safety threshold has been met. Telling your kid to not drink beer is giving them the courage to say no to drinki
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by conductr 3mo ago
As an American reading your comment, it’s because we drive everywhere and my initial thought is he’s asking for the car keys That distance for a walk should be seen as fine by most Americans at that age. Although, I find it’s rare that we s
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by conductr 3mo ago
Won’t dispute the utility, but curious if they would have become standard without regulations. At least in the US, I associate them with ADA requirements
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by conductr 3mo ago
I’ve set my work calendar to auto rejects invitations without an agenda. If you can randomly steal 30 minutes of my time, you will be required to at least give me some minimal context as to why. The rejection note simply says, “please inclu
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by conductr 3mo ago
You should base64 it and sell tshirts

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