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by enjo 13y ago
This seems like an attempt to cash-in on the next Minecraft more than anything else. They want to come along for the ride when someone hits the jackpot. That's the whole point.
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by enjo 13y ago
WeWorkRemotely.com
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by enjo 13y ago
The stigma is caused by the repeated unprofessional actions she did, Allegedly did.
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by enjo 13y ago
The allegation that a co-worker made a sexual advance and then reverted code and generally created a hostile work environment is most definitely a "sexual harassment" claim.
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by enjo 13y ago
"I think the answer is still shell scripts and then add on CM afterwards." I'm genuinely curious. Why? Ansible, in particular, provides the same value (easy) but has existing modules to do a bunch of the things you'd hav
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by enjo 13y ago
It used to be that investors said "I want a part of the next Compaq". Then it was "the next Google". What this shows is that investors now want to be a part of the next Instagram or WhatsApp. They are literally throwing
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by enjo 13y ago
But you can install specific versions: apt-get install nginx=x.x.x I'm not aware of a case where that would install anything but what you ask for.
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by enjo 13y ago
From the article: "And what they uploaded was the entire shooting match—full personal medical records indexed by NHS patient number—with enough additional data (post code, address, date of birth, gender) to make de-anonymizing the reco
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by enjo 13y ago
>How did you use scala? Did you write java code in scala as most people with a C++/C#/java background do? Because that would completely explain the rest of your post. Nope. My issue here is that types, once defined, rarely chan
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by enjo 13y ago
"Refactoring a statically typed language is easier than refactoring an interpreted one; modifying existing PHP, and even Python, is a difficult chore that engineers shy away from because modifications are likely to create more bugs th
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by enjo 13y ago
Only if working more hours means making more money. In my experience that simply isn't true. Your output at 80 hours isn't double. After a couple of weeks of that it's probably actually worse.
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by enjo 13y ago
I can tell you what worked for a friends daughter: Music. They steered her (somewhere around her sophmore year) into playing piano and eventually she found the guitar. As she described it "I needed to rewire my brain and music was the
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by enjo 13y ago
This, more than anything else, is why every entrepreneur needs a great mentor.
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by enjo 13y ago
This is great. I'm really just looking for examples most of the time I'm looking through a man page anyways. As for the "bro"trevorsy that is brewing in these comments. Lighten up for crying out loud.
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by enjo 13y ago
What is Gett's cancellation policy?
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by enjo 13y ago
I actually like 3D (usually). It may be a gimmick, but it's one I actually like.
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by enjo 13y ago
Perhaps. But managers have budgets, and at most companies controlling those budgets is the path to success. If I can deliver a great product with smaller staff (and less overhead) I'm generally going to come out far ahead. I remember o
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by enjo 13y ago
This simply isn't a big concern for the vast majority of users. Nest has $3.2 Billion dollars as testimony to that.
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by enjo 13y ago
That was the decision made to force 3.x adoption. I wholly support it.
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by enjo 13y ago
It's unclear to me if those searches are illegal or not.
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by enjo 13y ago
This just sounds like pure propaganda.
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by enjo 13y ago
Sweet! That did the trick.
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by enjo 13y ago
I've really wanted to try it, but never got a beta invite:)
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by enjo 13y ago
I've used "peer-led exit interviews" to great effect. Essentially get one of their co-workers to take them out for lunch to talk about want went wrong. Folks are much more comfortable talking to their colleagues. The person c
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by enjo 13y ago
Thanks for posting this, as I was going to do write more or less the same thing. Over the years (nearing two decades at this point) I've increasingly put emphasis on reducing complexity, instead of increasing flexibility (which is what
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by enjo 13y ago
As someone who has a desk at a co-working space, I'd want to murder you after 3 hours. It's not really an appropriate place to spend 8 hours a day talking to each other:)
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by enjo 13y ago
Ok. So it's a very poor currency.
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by enjo 13y ago
I own a company that works with a number of contractors. I can confirm: this is a huge deal. The fly-by-night subcontractor is a thing. In construction there is nothing more valuable than a network of dependable skilled tradesman. General c
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by enjo 13y ago
SEMCO, to me, is the best example of this. While they haven't fired all of their managers, they are a very large company doing self-management in a whole bunch of different verticals. Books by the SEMCO founder, Ricardo Semler: Maver
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by enjo 13y ago
That's not true for any city I've been to in the U.S. I'm seriously trying to think of a single one that doesn't have sprawling bungalow neighborhoods near the center of the city. These are historically known as "st

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