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> There is a reason why we have multiple communication medium. > Public articles - Pull requests - Issue trackers - Internal Wiki - Emails - Chat - Phone calls - Visio - Face to face I believe this to be absolutely true. Yet at the sa
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3y ago
That's fascinating and I'll have to read it. The thing that stood out to me in my most recent reread of LOTR is the complete and utter lack of farms. Outside of Farmer Maggot in the shire, the main characters almost never encounte
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3y ago
This is what highly paid white collar workers on Hacker News like to parrot but it's sensationalist at best. Even in this article where the evidence points to low wage workers having the lowest percentage of NCA's runs with the cl
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cooperadymas
3y ago
> Answers on Reddit are often skewed by truthy answers from people with limited perspective in the industry who are surprisingly sort of militant about a given topic. That's kinda sorta exactly how ChatGPT answers stuff though, no?
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What's the value proposition of Airbnb and Vrbo for guests these days?
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3y ago
85-88 is unrivaled. I am willing to fudge the 3 year span a bit because games were still released at significantly times in different countries, though you could sheer off either end and still have an extremely impressive list. Super Ma
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3y ago
You may as well start by having that conversation with the inventor of the time travel device you're using, because - whew boy the nefarious things people are going to do with it!
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3y ago
/slackgpt show me how much cumulative time each individual employee has spent chatting and in huddles talking about personal stuff over the past 30 days
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3y ago
> And if I did live in a Jason Bourne movie, I'd expect the ninja to just beat me up when I get home and unlock my safe for him, assuming I had bought an unbreakable safe. Here I was thinking you might blow him up with the toaster.
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3y ago
I'm an occasional casual anime fan who had never experienced the original but watched the Netflix show and mostly loved it. I was sad there won't be another season.
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4y ago
You're probably looking at the 8-10 year old range to truly understand the rules and begin to pick up strategy enough to play on their own. There is not much that is truly _secret_ in Catan, so it's an easy one where Dad/Mom
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4y ago
I'm what most would probably consider a hardcore gamer or a "board game hipster", sitting here with 70 or so board games on my shelf. (IMO I'm not really that hardcore or hipstery about it for many reasons. It's all
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cooperadymas
4y ago
Missed opportunity... {#if showFall} <div transition:fly={{ u: 8 }}> Fools! </div> {/if}
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cooperadymas
4y ago
Will the 16 have an AMD option at launch? This isn't clear to me yet. Already pre-ordered the AMD 13 but might hold off if it's available on the larger version.
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4y ago
> and think that this doc is due to the bar for competent developers going down in recent years "The tool isn't poorly designed, everybody is just too stupid to understand it."
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4y ago
Er, lots apparently. Just now I was searching through posts on a Facebook event to find more details. I thought I finally found what I was looking for buried a few months deep and clicked it. It was the wrong item so I clicked back and Face
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cooperadymas
4y ago
Since when have SPAs figured out maintaining scroll position? That's not my experience at all.
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4y ago
Yes, it is not something they hide. This has been discussed every time Kagi comes up, so I'd say it's fairly well known, at least in places where Kagi is known. It is documented plainly in their help text and archive.org has index
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4y ago
Agreed on both accounts. As someone who is not even a heavy user - I have over $50 in "surplus" right now, meaning they're making money off of me - I am likely to cancel for both of these exact reasons despite the fact that t
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4y ago
I can't tell where you're driving with the JetBrains comparison. Truthfully, I'm a little surprised they only have 2000 employees. They have a suite of IDEs supporting a multitude of languages, that are almost universally c
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4y ago
Something I've never understood is why four days? Is it simply because it's an incremental improvement over the current five day week, a stopping point toward the next target, or is it the target?
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4y ago
I guess you haven't heard about the struggles malls are having. > I’d never go there
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4y ago
I think what everyone is missing is the timing of these RTO orders. There's a huge swath of tech playoffs right now. Tens or hundreds of thousands of devs are out of work and looking. Many, many others are worried they are next on the
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4y ago
> If business 101 is marketing to fanboys then I guess you're right. Basically, yes?
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It answers right there in sentence 3 _why buy from Framework_. > the handheld Steam Deck relies on the physically smaller but less common 2230 format. As a result, it can be difficult to find legitimate sources for larger capacity drives
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4y ago
They may not have permission to share it. They may just be acting coy because the scope of the conversation. They may just not know it. They may feel it just doesn't matter. Who knows? A S76 QA engineer shared more details on Reddit. &
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4y ago
It's a little sickening to take your train of thought to its destination, which is that all of the developers being laid off right now are "bad developers" and will put other companies in a "worse position" if hired
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4y ago
That's what everyone keeps telling you until you're locked into 30+ services equaling an additional 20% of each employee's salary, plus the time to educate on and maintain those services. And then they don't even communi
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4y ago
Maybe those "better developers" were suddenly laid off by even bigger corps? I've noticed a trickle down effect in our very-small hiring queue. I can't help but imagine mid-sized companies are getting access to devs that
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4y ago
Your argument boils down to, I don't care about your problems, and they don't bother me, so they are wrong.
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