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by ep103 7y ago
Welcome to China
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by ep103 7y ago
yes/no/no/no, which will force mozilla to say no. Do our part, switch to and support firefox.
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by ep103 7y ago
Sounds like a classic medical business opportunity for an all-in-one testing device sold to doctor's offices in high-lyme areas
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by ep103 7y ago
I have heard the term reciprocal altruism to also cover events such as the following scenario: A country exists with a racial divide, let's say blue/green. A blue person abuses a green person. The green person does not fight back,
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by ep103 7y ago
authoritarian governments always feel vulnerable, the same way cheaters in relationships always feel a little insecure, and criminals are more likely to feel suspicious and guilty.
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by ep103 7y ago
There's also a term for it, called Reciprocal altruism, which is in many ways, the basis and foundation of human society.
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by ep103 7y ago
640K Ought to be Enough for Anyone
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by ep103 7y ago
There were fears of recession in 2016 too
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by ep103 7y ago
This is literally the only recommendation engine I've ever had any success with. IIRC it was written by someone on HN
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by ep103 7y ago
Can we all start moving back to firefox yet?
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And will do so, once another provider becomes available in your area.
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My company tends to hire more junior developers, I've been pushing for years to raise our requirements for certain teams, but its a cultural understanding problem from people at the top. Coding tests are the only strong indicator I&#x
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by ep103 7y ago
I left Accenture upset by a number of the practices that I saw, even though I largely worked with very good people. I also was definitely overreacting when I wrote the above, as I am currently dealing with an issue with an overseas contract
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They do. All the code they would have "Written" would have been done by offshoring teams in india or mexico or etc. These offshore locations only know specific technologies. A specific building in India, for example, may only k
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yes?
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Basically, we should fund PBS to BBC levels
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by ep103 7y ago
Basically, we should fund PBS
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by ep103 8y ago
So I'm aware of the difference between presentation and compositional components, but the original poster was claiming service calls shouldn't be in lifecycle methods? Abramov puts his api calls into ComponentDidMount in his eggh
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by ep103 8y ago
>you'll see that almost all of them put their API requests and business logic inside component lifecycle methods Edit: (I rephrased this post) I understand that logic often makes sense to break out between presentational and contai
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by ep103 8y ago
No. My salary has increased significantly here, and is noticeably higher than the rest of the department, but not so high that there aren't still IC roles in my city that pay higher. Quite honestly, my salary has been lagging 1-2 yea
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by ep103 8y ago
This is exactly where I am at. You summarized it perfectly. I'm happy to hear there are other people who are in my position, that devote time to code as well. I'm trying to find a way to make that remaining 80% more gratifying.
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Exactly
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by ep103 8y ago
I think you hit the issue on the nose. I've spent the last few (~2?) years committed to the people management role, and have improved immensely. While 2 years isn't a large amount of time, it is enough time to start noticing myse
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by ep103 8y ago
9 weeks into this hiring sprint. Maybe a few more depending on how you count. ~2-3ish years into management, again, depending on how we count. I agree with your second statement. I suppose what I'm trying to vocalize is the followin
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by ep103 8y ago
The moment I saw this link, I clicked it. I'm pretty lost for advice at the moment, and hoped this would help. But it looks like it is just a collection of interviews with people who became managers about what they've learned? O
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by ep103 8y ago
You can't forget Poe's law, though
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by ep103 8y ago
Similar question, I'm a developer in his early 30s, also in nyc. I'm finding I don't particularly like management, though I seem to be decently good at it. However, posts like the above seem to be what I'm seeing in th
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by ep103 8y ago
I'm not sure I'm okay with the measuring by outcome. So I like #s 1 and 2, but not so sure about #3. By rewarding a couple for having children, you are also punishing couples who choose not to have children and focus on their car
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by ep103 8y ago
Sure, so give both the option of maternity leave, and let the ones who want to take it do so, and others who don't, won't.
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"we don't need dbas, the ops team can do it."

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