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The Culture Code was the most impactful book I read when I first made this transition, particularly since I was coming from smaller, more unstable companies at the time
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quordle is where its at
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Correct, the Moral Machine is an inherently flawed approach to its domain. Abby Evertt Jaques goes into much more detail, but the point you are pointing out here is one of the main concerns. Why the Moral Machine is a Monster - Abby Ever
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Why the Moral Machine is a Monster - Abby Everett Jaques https://robots.law.miami.edu/2019/wp-content/uploads/2019/03...
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Personally, I did it with templates in api gateway, as at least then I'm not paying for the cpu time to do these sorts of manipulation. But yes, stuff like this made me really shake my head at 'the cloud'
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Its loved because it means your technical costs are always guaranteed to be a % of your total computing needs, and your computing needs should (theoretically) always be proportional to your total company revenue. From a business standpoint,
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Firefox
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storage medium = what people used before we all ascended to the cloud, in case anyone was wondering
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Reddit did this same thing, for the same reason. Can't have people disliking an advertisement posed as a submission! that would hurt Reddit's appeal to advertisers. This was one of the major inflection points for worsening quali
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So honest question, when I'm stuck behind one of these fucking things refusing to take a turn correctly, because it means crossing the white line, what do I do? With a human driver, I can blare the horn, or, god forbid, get out of the
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They are generally called non-primary residency taxes, and they're definitely a thing, and definitely getting more publicity, and most definitely need to become much stronger and more widespread.
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What happened with France?
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I lived in a building like this at Cornell University. The building was a converted mental health asylum prior to its purchase. Tiny rooms, with tiny slit windows, common areas, and doors that automatically swung shut in every room. Every
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1.68-million-square-foot structure that would house up to 4,500 students, 94 percent of whom would not have windows in their small, single-occupancy bedrooms. Why am I not surprised that Charles "The-most-important-thing-is-getting-you
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There is power... in the union...
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5 if you include grunt. 6 if you include bash/make for using manual scripts to productionize your yui / jqueryUi / mooTools code with uglify/browserify/gcc/etc
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Anyone able to compare this to Vite?
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They are absolutely enforceable. A court might not enforce them, because, depending on your state, they may be of questionable validity. But people who don't know that will believe they are enforced. People who aren't willing to r
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A normal company would recognize that the employee's hardship is temporary, that treating the employee with compassion will buy long term loyalty that will far outlast the lost-work of the temporary hardship, and would treat the employ
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China just announced at the UN General Assembly that they will no longer be selling / setting up coal power plants to 3rd world countries. They are moving this way : )
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The main issue with Jira is it allows you to build far, far too complicated workflows. And Jira + someone who believes in job security via complexity and obfuscation can be a horrific combination. The best part of Jira is because it is so
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I was of the impression that they bought Stash, renamed it to Bitbucket Server, and stopped development, while slowly attempting to reimplement stash code into Bitbucket cloud, one feature at a time?
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Above a certain level of complexity, Jira is the best work tracking and managing solution I've worked with. Its curse, is its developed by Atlassian. A company that was capable of buying Stash, and, somehow, somewhat, turned that code
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arete
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Sure! Taxes can go up with each subsequent home owned. Taxes can go up in inverse proportion to time spent in the home. Taxes can go up in proportion to the total value of the home (to avoid simply buying your neighbor's home and ca
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Or, and hear me out here.... we could tax non-primary residences. But I agree, we should instead allow the free market to lead us towards a non-competitive hereditary based future
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Because we need regulation of new technologies and to address issues that are becoming endemic and long-standing enough that the general populace genuinely understands them. From neonics and bees to misinformation and facebook. But our po
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we can start by repealing laws that give corporate entities immunity when data is leaked. Make them liable for lawsuits with set minimum damage amounts for exposed data, and one would be able to watch the money flow into better tech securi
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looks like his account was suspended?
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I think that if you generally practice getting outside of your self-centered default setting, and practice looking at situations from an outside perspective, you almost immediately start practicing viewing situations from other people'

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