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Devils advocate - there is no evidence that it isn’t already occurring in subtle ways. This isn’t playing the “devil’s advocate” (which-the devil here does not need any advocacy) this is a request to prove a potential negative. Can we p
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Yup, "different strokes for different folks" is very much a thing here, and I can't help wondering if we're going to see the wild and varying elements of the individualized-cyberfuture made popular in comics and video ga
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Line for "Beam me up, Scotty" jokes starts here. (Does anyone else kind of miss the flip form-factor? There was something cathartic you just don't get anymore from ending an especially frustrating call with that strong CLACK
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I know of exactly two coworkers who have made recordings of themselves in different clothing that they set as their zoom "background" and then join the call from another device while they continue working.
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All I want is to have a set of icons in my computer's tray that change color when a given device is done. I used to be here, had goals of "Tony Stark-ing" as much of my home automation as Ic could and managed to succeed in
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Haven't read it, actually. Just nabbed the Kindle version to give it a read this weekend-JPod was given to me as a secret santa exchange and like you I've been meaning to read more of his work. Cheers for the suggestion!
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Closest thing I can think of is probably J-Pod, by Douglas Coupland. https://www.amazon.com/JPod-Douglas-Coupland/dp/1596911050
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Ha! If 1984 were instead of a book about government surveillance, a story about the malaise of working remotely for a nebulous and shadowy but well-paying "platform company" and was instead written in the year 2020, I feel like yo
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‘My Boss Wants Us on Zoom All Day Long’
(thecut.com)
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Rather self-fulfilling - in a way, isn't it?
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Politics is how we solve all problems between competing interests as a society. I've been trying to find ways of asking the question of "what do you mean 'political'" and if someone were to ask for my 'elevat
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What does "overthrow the king" look like I often hear the “host your own content” but I don’t feel like there is an equally vocal “make it discoverable, too” crowd. That is until I discovered the indieweb. The indieweb’s usage o
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Thus the Nova, Chevette, Cobalt, Sonic, Neon, Gremlin and other names you don't remember. Three of these models have seen refreshes and a resurrection in the market in the last generation, dunno if your intent was to suggest they don
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“what are you going to do if Google builds X too?” “Wait.”
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Fascinating! It’s like a programmable IFTT with similar inflection towards reusability of event workflows within the community. Have I understood this properly?
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I call this "rapid bozotyping" :D I would read an entire research paper dedicated to this topic if it existed, heh.
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can probably get some form of local version control from IT and have access to VS Code. I was trying to plan out how to best do it. You mentioned not coming from a CS background, but a Git provider may be able to help you with this. Githu
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Title has me interested to view what you're showing, but is there a way to do so without creating an account to log in, or perhaps an accompanying blog post for the curious?
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Unions by definition and function are necessarily political, that doesn’t necessarily mean though it is itself necessarily a problem.
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...wait what. I need to know more about these nightmares that involves whales . Did you stumble across a particularly vivid bit of whaler fan fiction that combined Melville with Lovecraft or something?
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Holy [expletive] I had no idea you could do that, thank you for the tip! Sent from my iPad
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Did this link get changed to a twitter post from something else?
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The name, I suppose.
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Not all are members presently, but all are certainly welcome. It's a completely voluntary join. Right now I'd say we have mostly long-tenured programmers and two guys from our DevOps team and a young fella from UI. I'll bring
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Public health accounting/medical billing software. Right now we are "sponsored" by the CTO, but he's quite hands off and leaves us a lot of autonomy. Our charter is heavily influenced by the scientific method and intense
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My org has an Engineering Guild that I am a "leader" of [in the sense that I just organize calendars and "officiate" the call, it's completely flat otherwise]-the guild itself doesn't make up the company, but r
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I know entirely too many people who are fully darn aware there’s a pandemic going, complain about the pandemic, while still doing things they probably shouldn’t, if they wanted the pandemic to end. Like driving cross country to visit people
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I had two repl monitors wake me up and then immediately resolve themselves. Self-healing devops ftw.
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You got anything similar to keep downvoted comments from being discolored? It’s a bit of an accessibility issue for me.
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I wonder if anyone has done a survey about the specifics of company support during WFH. “Does your company allow you to expense a portion or all of your internet?” Type inquiries. I’m often uploading and downloading large assets to our and
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