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by dpweb 11y ago
On management, it's tough to find good info - some is trite leaderhip strategies. I tend to favor the order writings cause they've stood the test of time. I keep this one saved and re-read it pretty regularly. http://
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by dpweb 11y ago
If you have an engineering mind and care about such things - you care about complexity. Even if you don't - user experience matters to everyone. Have you ever seen something completely insane and everyone around doesn't seem to r
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by dpweb 11y ago
Why was it acceptable for America to place nuclear missiles near Russia, but not for Russia to respond by placing nuclear missiles near America. Can you explain how this is different from the statement, how is it acceptable for the US to ha
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by dpweb 11y ago
I'm not sure the new revalations here that prove the accusation that Kennedy caused the crisis. You would have to first, try to understand the cold war mentality prevalent at the time. Admittedly, the threat of Soviet expansion was a
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by dpweb 11y ago
Yes I believe it's often very loose. Just because a position is open, not all those HAVE to be filled, and even if so, not immediately. The urgency isn't there. Also, the mgmt may not be in sync on the role. A number of things
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by dpweb 11y ago
Does everybody need to learn to code? One's health is pretty important to one's staying alive - not everyone learns to be a doctor. Finance and accounting is the lifeblood of a business, not everyone learns to be an accountant. Ev
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My dream of a new company(run-node.com)
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Idea for Security Bounty Program
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by dpweb 11y ago
Is HATEOAS generally considered good? I recently had to integrate to two corporate systems. One, the API used typical GET, POST, PUT, etc.. The second (before I knew the term applied to this) provided a single URL whose response was neede
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Bitcoin wallets dumb analogy(run-node.com)
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by dpweb 11y ago
True, you may want to adjust for say, years of experience. Although if that was transparent. For instance, Dev level 2 makes 100k with 10k additional per every 3 years professional experience - you have differences amongst the staff but le
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by dpweb 11y ago
Both are reasons to keep salaries secret. The information advantage helps in negotiations with employees. Also, the secrecy prevents anger over comparisons. It seems unneccessary to me. Why not just pay people the same for each position
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by dpweb 11y ago
I don't know about the spam filters but Torvalds' rants when he's onto something are awesome.
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by dpweb 11y ago
It's interesting the Greece and 2008 global crises are usually brought up, but important to note that with capitalism comes a need for responsibility - especially regarding debt, and those failures were a result of irresponsiblity on t
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AJAX.js(digplan.github.io)
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by dpweb 11y ago
Promises I find rather ugly to read. So far Im liking arrow functions and template strings. Async/await I'm looking forward to in ES7.
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by dpweb 11y ago
They call them corrections for a reason. Extreme moves in one direction increase the likelihood of extreme moves in the opposite direction. You can chart volatility just like you can chart the price. Volatility is high right now. Correcti
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by dpweb 11y ago
Ignored is the fact that market was up 150% in the preceeding 12 months of its top. It's an extremely volatile market and a large selloff would be expected, probably inevitable. It's still up for 2015. Not exactly a crisis.
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by dpweb 11y ago
Over time, all software tends to get bigger and not necessarily better. Windows went from 7MB required (95) to 6GB required (Vista), 1000x bigger, in just 10 years. It's true in file formats as well and verbosity is one of the reasons
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by dpweb 11y ago
Agree, as a manager of 15 people, there's 1 or 2 superstars I would say pay them almost whatever they want - if they demanded it (which they don't). They're worth it. Only true for the highest performers however.
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by dpweb 11y ago
That's interesting. I was in a small/mid size co. where the CEO had to approve all raises. I would think it makes more sense to have bands for each position and only hiring or going outside those bands would need approval.
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by dpweb 11y ago
I would downplay 'market rate'. That's fine for commodities. Are you a commodity? You are in a certain role and that does put you in a range of how much value you are adding/are capable of adding (although at a startu
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by dpweb 11y ago
I think the skepticism would be the title, and the author claims months between $11-60k. So considering both, the median would be about $30k/mo. At a CPM rate of $3/1000 for views (varies alot based on how you convert users to
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Here's a little state machine(run-node.com)
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by dpweb 11y ago
You obviously can't count on people to 'do the right thing', ICANN in this case, so what basis for litigation is there here? I would think some case could be brought, espcially in demanding providers to turn over domain owne
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by dpweb 11y ago
There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of the idea of a hierarchy-free organization. I get the appeal of thinking we are going to live in a world without bosses, but how utopian is this idea? Misguided, maybe. I believe the current e
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Visual Studio Code(run-node.com)
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Ascii camera(idevelop.ro)
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Live Periscope Streams
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by dpweb 11y ago
i loved computer shopper - PRINT version

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