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by einherjae 4y ago
The ones most likely to find a new job quickly, yes.
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by einherjae 4y ago
Or, simply a gift card.
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by einherjae 4y ago
I don’t think you appreciate how bad full remote work can be for someone that thrives on having people around them. But I do appreciate the point you make here, asking others to do something they don’t appreciate just because you want to ha
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by einherjae 4y ago
Fair enough, but then again if one is to spend a certain large part of one’s day doing something, shouldn’t that be something one enjoys to some degree? And the degree of socialization might matter for the judgement of that. I.e. if you don
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by einherjae 4y ago
No, hybrid means that you get none of the communications benefits of being in the same room, unless you inconvenience the remote part by having side discussions. Once you level the playing field there, you might as well have the meeting ful
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by einherjae 4y ago
Nah, it’s not. Not at all. You’re asking a portion of the population that thrives on socialization to avoid that for the majority of the day. That is just as bad as insisting on forcing that on the introverts.
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by einherjae 4y ago
Yup, hybrid meetings have to go. Either full in office or full remote, hybrid just removes the benefits of the in office bit, while leaving the remote side potentially left behind in side discussions. One, or the other, but not hybrid.
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by einherjae 4y ago
Overall reasonable start for bargaining, 5 is a bit unspecific.
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by einherjae 4y ago
How about 6h days in office?
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by einherjae 4y ago
Consider that the world has introverts and extroverts. Consider also that your job is something you spend the majority of your waking hours doing. Consider then that the extroverts might prefer that to have some level of socialization. The
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by einherjae 4y ago
What is unfair? That in office people get knowledge and discussions that WFH don’t? If so, how is it any fairer to level the playing field to the point where nobody gets that? (No, it will never have the same flow virtually, over the past
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by einherjae 4y ago
One can be right and pretentious at the same time.
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by einherjae 4y ago
Hypocrisy in itself doesn’t invalidate the point about the modern entertainment stuff being problematic. Even if what we grew up with had its own problems.
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by einherjae 4y ago
And your GameBoy wasn’t designed with psychiatrists on the team to improve the addictiveness/retention/click-rate. It’s important to remember that todays screens aren’t the screens of yore, but quite a lot more devious. It’s fairl
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by einherjae 4y ago
They do, at least 86box
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by einherjae 4y ago
Capital M vs lower case m. Apple loves their first letters to be lowercase.
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by einherjae 4y ago
You’re missing the intermediate transition to “OS X”
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by einherjae 4y ago
I think latency is where they truly shine, should be near instantaneously available, as opposed to generators or some batteries. So 32 kWh yes, but the hour part is more like a few minutes, at which point the Wattage can be a lot higher, an
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by einherjae 4y ago
The drive itself abstracts out the raw stream if I understood things correctly. Similar to how a PC floppy controller can’t do a low level disk image, because it does some interpretation of the signal before handing it over to the system. O
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by einherjae 4y ago
The shell script is abstracted, and can hide a lot of the ugliness to the average user, whereas “type this into your terminal” goes full arcane black magic to the average user. But any opening of a terminal means we’re not in Kansas any mor
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by einherjae 4y ago
It’s scarier, less ergonomic, and smells hacker-y. There is a significant difference between “just click on this”, and “open the DOS prompt and write these magical runes”
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by einherjae 4y ago
There’s a lengthy explanation in the wiki linked from the github page. But basically cd drives don’t give you a raw stream, and does stuff like error correction.
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by einherjae 4y ago
And lo Microsoft saw the App Store, and knew that it was good… Basically they fell in love with the idea of getting 30% of the app/game market for desktop windows, and announced that the Windows Store was the way to go. Valve (perhaps
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by einherjae 4y ago
Depends more on when you learned C++. C++11 didn’t immediately replace C++98…
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by einherjae 4y ago
A keeps the context of what you were doing on screen. B can yield a minor mental context switch, with no good reason for doing so.
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by einherjae 4y ago
I read it as the state getting 20K from her.
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by einherjae 4y ago
That Facebook admitted it doesn’t mean TikTok isn’t doing it without admitting so.
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by einherjae 4y ago
Apparently you do, if the liquor license you agreed to requires it.
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by einherjae 4y ago
x86 has very little to do with driver hell in itself.
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by einherjae 4y ago
This! Why does everyone and their mother need to host their own backend for basic sync? The likelihood that the end user has some kind of cloud account already is extremely high today, you don’t add much value by adding yet another “someone

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