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4y ago
Yeah, what I outlined above: performance reviews. One possibility: just fire those that have had performance below a certain rating threshold.
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4y ago
It's absolutely ridiculous that the firings were allegedly done using LOC. This is especially true when Twitter has certainly had performance reviews which could be used as much better firing criteria than freaking lines of code. To al
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4y ago
So you're doubting that LOC was used but also completely happy for LOC to be used as the criteria for firing?
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dom96
4y ago
I think the simple answer is that the hype is with Rust so it will be used for just about anything, even if it is not well suited for it. This happens to every language that is sufficiently popular (and probably even some that aren't).
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dom96
4y ago
This seems a rather long article to basically say "It's too difficult to contribute to Go". Hope the above saves you a click.
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dom96
4y ago
Maybe we should set up a naming system just like for COVID variants
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dom96
4y ago
The way the boosters land feels so alien and CGI-like. I'm curious how close you can get to viewing the landings in real life, would really love to take a trip to do that at some point.
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4y ago
> The result was a lot of config changes making noise in metrics that could be read positively, without implementing the state of the art systems that took a year before you could write a fancy success workplace post about it. That would
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dom96
4y ago
yeah, at first glance I was wondering "did they seriously make a website for a colour palette?"
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4y ago
It's quite amazing how many web frameworks are built for Crystal (in comparison to other languages of the same size, for example Nim)
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dom96
4y ago
Nope, I've been meaning to do that. But honestly I'd expect the best controls to be picked by default, why am I expected to go hunting for community controls?
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dom96
4y ago
yeah, I've noticed that timestamp thing as well. Super annoying.
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4y ago
I got a Steam Deck with the intention of playing Factorio on it. The controls unfortunately are very frustrating, I'm guessing they made them much better for Switch, I hope they bring the same for Steam Deck.
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4y ago
Presumably it's better than someone who is blind. That's something I guess /s
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4y ago
wow, these look amazing. The way the images of the cards are compressed is very good, they look absolutely crisp and load super fast. In fact, so crisp that I've wondered whether they aren't images at all but recreations of the ca
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dom96
4y ago
Safari truly becoming the new IE
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dom96
4y ago
Temperature isn't the full story, what you really want is the combination of temperature and humidity, i.e. the heat index.
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4y ago
Interesting! Just signed up :)
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4y ago
Meta also has offices and thousands of employees in the UK. Presumably the UK government could ban them from operating in the UK completely which would be a pretty big hit to those employees and all the teams that are based there.
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dom96
4y ago
All I can say is: finally! This should be rolled out nationwide immediately, but especially in big cities ASAP. As I am typing this I have just heard a loud car that sounds like it's at least 5km away but is still very audible. I live
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dom96
4y ago
> You don't see blatant drunk driving or insane speed get ignored. I see the very same people who have ridiculously loud cars also drive far too fast for the road they are on about as often as I hear their stupid cars. So yes, insa
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4y ago
> I get I'm an outlier here I do often wonder how much of an outlier that makes you (and me too by the way). The question really is how you define things. I would bet that the majority of people lose focus when exposed to sudden lou
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dom96
4y ago
So what's a better alternative to PayPal and Stripe? Plaid? Square? Do these even offer the same services?
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4y ago
Would PayPal give the same response? At least with Stripe you know if you kick up a stink on Hacker News someone there will respond, not that this is ideal but I wouldn't expect to hear from any PayPal employees here.
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4y ago
This is an amazingly well presented video.
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dom96
4y ago
Ugh, that's really annoying. But can they realistically detect an AirTag in checked luggage?
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4y ago
I disagree. I think it's a cool illustration and he looks good in it.
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4y ago
> What are people gonna do with it other than charge their phones or transfer files? It would at least save me from carrying one power brick + usb cable. Steam Deck (USB C), Switch (USB C), MacBook Pro (USB C) and iPhone is the only odd
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4y ago
From the article: > Turkish officials say that their measures will bring inflation down in the coming months, but many economists disagree and expect consumer prices to rise and the lira to fall further into next year.
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4y ago
What's the theory that says interest rate cuts will _lower_ inflation? There must be something, otherwise they wouldn't do it, no matter how ridiculous it sounds, right?
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