drharby

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by drharby 8y ago
I really want this to be a sarcastic post demonstrating how thinly veiled some pr efforts are
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by drharby 8y ago
Baen?
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by drharby 8y ago
Never underestimate the pettiness of some people
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by drharby 8y ago
Great scene - sad, but great
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by drharby 8y ago
That dialogue is gold.
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by drharby 8y ago
Why do you find it necessary to have a creative commons license for your hn profile?
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by drharby 8y ago
The article referenced on this one, regarding company culture, is spot on for my current role and company. But the author's observation of 'make hay while the sun is out ' is spot on. Shame on company middle managers perpetua
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by drharby 8y ago
Yes - which is why there is a concept of good and bad leadership. Commanders shouls consider all forms of feedback on a decision
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by drharby 8y ago
Unnecessary human death is a function of the policy makers. The weapons development is an enabler, but the 'why' behind the use of these weapons is where the moral obligation resides.
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by drharby 8y ago
Theres nothing immoral about weapons development. Warfare and its plagues has an always been a human problem. Unless it violates personal beliefs akin to any conscientious objector. I say this on a technology forum because, while i am a tec
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by drharby 8y ago
Commander tends to retain... command authority. The crew doesnt agree, they execute orders. Hence the phrase 'burden of command'
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by drharby 8y ago
Shackletons Way is more of a 'leadership under adversity' book. IIRC there wasn't a mention of a race with others.
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by drharby 8y ago
Self respect is a healthy function of 360 critical feedback
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by drharby 8y ago
I did not know that their was a changing of the guard. That explains more
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by drharby 8y ago
Funny how a news article can influence forum dialogue almost a decade later. Good journalists are worth gold
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by drharby 8y ago
Citation needed, please. Give me data. I may sound like a prick, but honestly, making such a claim without data just becomes a 'his word versus mine' situation which is anecdotal
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by drharby 8y ago
"We did it, reddit!"
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by drharby 8y ago
Guidelines != rules Foster diversity of thought through enabling diversity in style, and watch the community grow healthy
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by drharby 8y ago
Cultural fit is now my primary hiring consideration, and this is why. Good advice, quick read, 9/10. Needs more dog
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by drharby 8y ago
Unexpected joe rogan?
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by drharby 8y ago
It took me to 'my friend Brian' to pick up your sarcasm.
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by drharby 8y ago
I feel likr thats implied
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by drharby 8y ago
This is sage insight i feel many think "well duh" but sometimes still forget.
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by drharby 8y ago
I think you are missing the forest for the trees
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by drharby 8y ago
You make a gross assumption about his perspective aligning his views on what is wrong with the world with the views of liberal individuals. When you empathize with him and understand that he comes from a different background you can begin t
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by drharby 8y ago
Greyaliengames posted a blog about the steam marketplace algo killing sales
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by drharby 8y ago
The timing of yesterdays hn post and this announcement...hhmmmmm. almost as if it was coordinated. Hmmmmmmm Edit - i love the silent dv brigade for making an observation and starti ng dialogue. Dont go changing onme hn!!!
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by drharby 8y ago
Drink water, Do your cardio, Get sleep. Not even joking. If possible, reduce alcohol consumption
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by drharby 8y ago
Social etiquette makes you follow people? Ha! Not laughing at you, but the perception of insta etiquette. Its a tool to socialize. People i want to follow, i follow. Noone is entitled to my time, just as i am not entitled to anyone's
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by drharby 8y ago
I can wholeheartedly believe to state of affairs as a nature of economics. Nobody bothers to quantify the risk of corporate espionage

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