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by ddoolin 12y ago
We have pushed severe/security issues to production nearly as fast to a major bank. Granted we had the attention of an entire team but this ISP seems to be much smaller and these tools probably see a lot less use. Out of curiosity, how
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by ddoolin 12y ago
메리 크리스마스 HN. Thanks for all the insights, day in and day out. Love ya.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Does that make those people the "wrong kind of employees"? Why? Business is business and employers have no business paying their employees unfairly. Sure, if you're paid fairly then that's a different story, but I'm
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by ddoolin 12y ago
IMO, you guys are putting too much stock into worrying what people might think of you. It is just that, a game, and only those who are willing to play can come out the winners. _Wages are your livelihood_ and if the only way to get a fair i
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by ddoolin 12y ago
> As an employee you're at a built-in disadvantage. Management knows everyone's salaries, you don't. Salaries are a closely guarded secret and they maintain that informational advantage against you. So, you really have to
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I'm having this exact issue with my current employer and my past two as well. I was and am being significantly underpaid compared to my coworkers because of my age and experience despite bringing the same level of technical skill and o
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by ddoolin 12y ago
The file in question, for anyone curious: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/blob/master/main/sr...
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by ddoolin 12y ago
What is the grey material it's encased in? Really cool idea.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I haven't seen this (and I've been in the hospital a LOT lately because we have two young boys -- it's common to bring your kids to the doctor over every little thing here) but I wouldn't be surprised at all if it's
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by ddoolin 12y ago
The last bit is so true it hurts. We have numerous shops and other places either in my apartment or right outside and I feel the need to dress up completely just to essentially go downstairs and get some snacks or diapers. I suppose a big r
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Came here to say the same thing. We've owned numerous fans and none have had that "feature."
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by ddoolin 12y ago
What's the reason behind not doing nested grid columns? Seems like a fairly common usage pattern as I've seen. What's the recommended way of doing something where something like Bootstrap would use nested columns?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
> Of course, to get this Grunt configuration to work you'd still have to run grunt jshint in the terminal, which as it turns out is no shorter than jshint .js. That's only true if you're not using task arrays. I'm n
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by ddoolin 12y ago
And a lot are likely even less than that, from my experience.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
A lot of the bulk is due to the different themes included, 20 (!) total. Also the distribution folder is packed in as well , with the source. The source, by itself, without all the themes, is about one MB. Not bad, but still quite heavy. I
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Isn't the point of a good UI to not get in the way? If that's the case, then whether or not it's been well-regarded might be best determined by the "meh, boring" factor, regardless of how much users/critics&#x2
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I don't think that his angle necessarily has to be at odds with our angle(s). It could perhaps be that he's trying to change course after a horrible (to him/Democrats) midterm election season, or just to boost popularity of h
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by ddoolin 12y ago
You'd do well to just avoid the U.S. of A. (and friends, I guess). Take those profits and go somewhere safe and manage your newfound business from there. That could be one of the reasons some of the larger markets are still standing.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
A decent overview: http://www.infoq.com/news/2014/10/angular-2-atscript The kicker is elimination of these concepts: Controllers, Directive Definition Object, $scope, angular.module, and jqLite
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Just because there's work to be done within the company, though, doesn't mean every worker has related tasks assigned to them. In that case, they end up on someone else's desk. Happens at most of the places I've worked a
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Was wondering the same thing. My guess is that some also gets removed each day as well, but it seems unlikely.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I would say this project alone seems harmless enough, but this regarding this comment from the author's blog post I have to say I agree with you on: > *Side Note: Eventually I would love to turn this into a Chrome App that will jus
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by ddoolin 12y ago
You've sparked my interest, for sure. I'd love to pull it down and give it a whirl. Hell, one could conceivably write those things with K as well. Thanks for the perspective. Good luck to you all with kOS and others.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I'm just a regular web and app developer, but would it be at all possible to write a layer on top of k that makes it at least more readable while retaining most of the speed advantage? To me, part of being an engineer is not taking off
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Now in JavaScript :)
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I did consider them -- It just seemed to take the original statement very literally (not actually confusing, but shocking) which seems condescending or snarky at best. But if you were being sincere, then I apologize for the comment.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Thank you -- I wish this was at the top. The fact that people are clamoring for this type of optimistic political correctness is completely mind-boggling, especially when the only arguments presented are 1) It was unprofessional (how? below
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Nope, not reduced a bit. Only your last 6 bullets were even semi-relevant (but still snarky) as the rest were mostly semantic nitpicking. FWIW, "Childish" and "unprofessional" can arguably be used interchangeably in this
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by ddoolin 12y ago
He emphasized the word to clearly mark the difference -- why is that unprofessional?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I read a lot of comments on HN about his response being unprofessional and harsh, and on the latter of those counts, I do agree, it definitely had a negative tone. What I want to know, though, is _why_ so many consider it unprofessional. To

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