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dudul
3y ago
So, Algeria?
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3y ago
Director of technology is usually not. There is no direct reports. What I've seen is this role existing alongside a director of engineering role which does deal with management.
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3y ago
For libraries wouldn't you expect at least work to keep supporting newer versions of the language? Or use the improvements brought by said new versions? For a language itself I don't know. I don't know I've never designe
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3y ago
> Europe continues with this genocidal mania to this day (see all of USs wars). Damn Europeans and their US wars! This line made my day.
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3y ago
Same - I hate how the dataloader documentation is so centered around the idea that your dataloader just reaches out directly into your Ecto layer. I always ended up building my own KV implementation of dataloader. Maybe I was dumb, and
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3y ago
That's not how you hold people accountable. Even simple metrics like number of PR/code reviews can easily become so useless. They can be good indicators when taken with a grin of salt. But judging someone's productivity from
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3y ago
Agreed. Where do you guys work to be monitored like that? I dick around all day at work, I watched YouTube video in the background, I still use paper notes so my cursor can be still for an hour sometimes, etc and I never received anything l
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3y ago
I wouldn't call it condescending but yes, I dispute the fact that "well it's how it is. Nothing parents can do." I have no problem expressing judgment or opinion on how others raise their kids. My 8 year old has never us
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3y ago
First, at 6 why does your kid even need to know what a smartphone is? At 6, a phone should be to "call people", period. Second, it can be expensive and therefore not an option for everyone but there are schools with solid phone&#x
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3y ago
While I have no interest in speed running any game, it is kind of entertaining to see what people come up with.
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3y ago
Democracy via elected representatives is a lie. "Extreme outliers" may even be too much. Is there even a handful of examples?
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3y ago
Nobody felt entitled to owning lands before the end of serfdom.
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3y ago
You need to give us more details. What we're your arguments to justify you getting a raise? What were your boss' for denying it?
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3y ago
And how would you find this out? People do get counter offers, some even accept them. It's part of the game. No need to be petty.
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3y ago
When the US intervene they're criticized for acting like the world policeman. When they don't they get called out for staying on the side line instead of fixing the problem.
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3y ago
The reply below explains well how things that were novel at the time are now cliches. And to be clear I meant the entire MW campaign, from 1 to 3. The story makes little sense as a while. There are many plot holes. But scenes taken in isola
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3y ago
To each their own, but while some COD games are epic (the original MW campaign gave me chills at times) the story telling is often pretty bad.
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3y ago
Mostly off topic, but every time the subject of US taxes comes up I can't help but think about Tom Clancy's Executive Orders. (Spoiler coming) At the beginning of the book the entire US administration except Jack Ryan is killed i
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3y ago
So it's either having kids is 100% amazing all the time or you hated having them? Like most things in life, there is a middle ground you know.
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3y ago
Coming up with action items that are actually implemented afterwards.
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3y ago
Yes democracy is a good idea. The idea that the people govern themselves. Now we can discuss how well the so called democracies of our time implement the idea. For example, the pavlovian association of election = democracies has always left
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3y ago
The job application ( https://boards.eu.greenhouse.io/invisibletech/jobs/415179310... ) has some weird requirements. Asking for screenshots of your laptop serial number and all. I get the hardware (sort of) but th
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3y ago
No because I don't want to encourage the distribution model.
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3y ago
Same for me. I'm not buying books full of DRMs, that I can only read on one specific device and what not. F-that. And since I don't like pirating, I just read books in the public domain.
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3y ago
How do you filter for porn addiction during your interview process?
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3y ago
With all the layoffs happening right now there shouldn't be a need for H1B workers right?
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3y ago
Then why didn't you start with that in your post?
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I would argue race was better handled in the antiquity. Rulers could be of any race, slaves could be of any race. Some slaves who were teachers or artists were also probably happier and more respected than a lot of "free" people o
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Prohibition was a change in the established order, so it was by definition progressive. The labels are often misused but really that's all it is. Progressivism wants things to change, conservatism wants them to stay the same. You need
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3y ago
And if it doesn't work either we have the war against transphobes.
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