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by ecf 4y ago
> Being honest, if I found out a person has a long, serious history of depression, I would probably think they are less reliable. Being honest, I hope you never come close to managing a sizeable team. Self-admitted prejudices likes yours
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by ecf 4y ago
As long as The Great Firewall exists I see no issue with the US, or any other country, doing a little banning of their own.
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by ecf 4y ago
Why yes, because stories of tech layoffs and stocks buybacks were the focus earlier in the week. Now these same investors wake up to some news about low wage job growth and all of a sudden their sky is falling again and the market shrinks l
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by ecf 4y ago
As someone who grew up in a small town we also have to remember that police jobs need to be easily accessible for the sons/daughters of affluent, town-running families in order to provide “respectable” positions for them. Gotta hide th
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by ecf 4y ago
Not receiving a 7-10% raise effectively means a salary cut due to inflation, and Intel still wants to cut even more?
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by ecf 4y ago
It’s this type of poor-faith discourse that has led to some of the, “California-bad”, sentiment you see in the news. Same energy as states who pay for their homeless to come to California and then blast hit pieces about how terrible Califor
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by ecf 4y ago
What are you even talking about?
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by ecf 4y ago
> Wasn’t “fully remote work” a great new perk Remote work wasn’t mentioned a single time in the article. > Read some history, kids Take this somewhere else.
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by ecf 4y ago
> Trelles said he uses ChatGPT to look up the permitted uses for certain land and zones in Miami-Dade County, and calculate what mortgage payments or return on investment might be for a client, which typically involve formulas and mortga
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by ecf 4y ago
> I’ve never googled his name before writing this and the first Google suggestion is „Eric Feigl Ding fear mongerer“ What Google does or doesn’t return in autocomplete results is meaningless unless you also show the search history that b
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by ecf 4y ago
I recently deployed a Rails app to Railway and I’m already looking for alternatives. Their Heroku migration guide directly states that… > We auto-magically add, configure, and deploy your services described in the procfile. https:/
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by ecf 4y ago
> - the govt/leadership, 19% - inflation, 18% - economy in general, 12% - immigration, 8% - unifying the country, 5% Seeing these bullet points listed out explains much of the reason we’re currently headed for some more war in the f
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by ecf 4y ago
Receiving a response from Google support is a win in and of itself. Unfortunately they didn’t help out, but most never get that far.
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by ecf 4y ago
Instagram has a new report option “I’ve already bought an item in this ad” or something similar. I haven’t played baseball or softball in nearly a decade, but it didn’t stop them from spamming my page with adverts for bats. Selected the opt
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by ecf 4y ago
Kept waiting for the author to make a point but it never came. Just another anti-Californian fluff piece.
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by ecf 4y ago
It allows the military industrial complex to keep running without soldiers at risk.
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by ecf 4y ago
Oh sorry I forgot about how, statistically speaking, those who buy large vehicles can’t drive them and keep getting into wrecks, so they purchase an even larger one next time to feel safer.
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by ecf 4y ago
> the problems with this are feature creep, and compliance with federal requirements You’re forgetting the demographic who buys pickups not wanting to have a smaller truck compared to their peers. It’s a portion of their ego.
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by ecf 4y ago
It looks like Strava has grown tired of paying Mapbox and is looking for alternatives.
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by ecf 4y ago
> I’m a Congressman Who Codes I don’t know what’s worse. Those without any idea crafting laws for our industry, or those who pretend to know.
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by ecf 4y ago
Chess.com strikes me as a domain squatter who decided to try to make something of their site instead of selling it off once it was popular. Kudos to them, but at the end of the day they’re still domain squatters.
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by ecf 4y ago
Can’t stand this garbage by whatever Yahoo Finance is supposed to be. None of the companies listed are startups anymore… > In fact, some companies like Snap and Pinterest paid up to 46% of their total compensation in the form of stock op
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by ecf 4y ago
> Unlike other companies that hire content moderators, the content that Reddit displays is “primarily driven by humans—not by centralized algorithms.” Reddit’s entire business model is Astroturfing-as-a-service, so I don’t believe this f
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by ecf 4y ago
> 1) providing readers with a more useful angle, and 2) not giving the wrong impression to a candid reader that this take is somehow a consensus. Too bad Reddit is an echo chamber these days where you’ll be downvoted into auto-deletion i
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by ecf 4y ago
The whole concept of software engineers putting a “name” to the phenomenon of gifted individuals is cringe, in my opinion. Mathematicians don’t go around talking about professors in quantum physics with PHDs like they 10x high school teache
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by ecf 4y ago
> compensation of the workforce in check This is the real take away, imo. It seems like a controlled, insider effort to combat wage growth. I essentially didn’t get a pay raise after a year of stellar performance reviews because of infla
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by ecf 4y ago
How about weekly articles about companies who aren’t doing layoffs to celebrate them?
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by ecf 4y ago
Natural outcome of delegating bans to internet janitors who never did a thing to prove they can handle the responsibility of moderating communities with millions of people.
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by ecf 4y ago
Not just Apple articles. The entire publication is clickbait trash on the same level as Buzzfeed.
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by ecf 4y ago
My cynical opinion is that it feels Tim Sweeney is purchasing companies in hopes he finds the “right” one that that causes enough public outrage to get his way in regards to App Store cuts.

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