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falcongod082
7y ago
Go into consulting.
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falcongod082
7y ago
Is there anything technically wrong with replacing all instances of the term "blockchain" with "browser history"?
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falcongod082
7y ago
They are almost right, Microservices absolutely bring all of your IT problems to front and center.
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falcongod082
7y ago
That's what happens to everything that management gets their hands on. Agile is slightly different though, it was corrupted as a concept and commodified long before the big guys decided to embrace it.
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falcongod082
7y ago
Maybe an example of good leadership, but not an example of leadership. You don't need to earn leadership these days, you can purchase it or be born into it, especially at a large corporation.
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falcongod082
7y ago
You're not abstracting far enough, "business" is the cargo cult. All the derivatives are simply expected.
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falcongod082
7y ago
You get what you pay for, and if you're looking for the lowest bidder...well...do the math.
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falcongod082
7y ago
Unless you're already prone to writing frequent essays, I would advise against that.
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falcongod082
7y ago
Indeed, profitability is a very subjective definition of worthiness.
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falcongod082
7y ago
I see that China also has Google.
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falcongod082
7y ago
This is brilliant.
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falcongod082
7y ago
It would be interesting indeed to apply the same study to commercial products.
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falcongod082
7y ago
I can't particularly relate, There are things that I am paid to do and there are things that I want to do...sometimes those two things overlap, sometimes they don't. Money is one way to maybe produce incentive..it's not guar
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falcongod082
7y ago
You're calling bullshit on a paper defining the terms that it is using in the paper?
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falcongod082
7y ago
This isn't an argument, it's a description. I suspect you didn't read the paper.
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falcongod082
7y ago
If you think that "why" someone contributes is meaningful, I'm curious how you think that professional projects (whatever that means) and whatever arbitrary metric is being used to encourage incentive would give a different r
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falcongod082
8y ago
$0, The important question is how much will advertisers pay me to watch ads?
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falcongod082
8y ago
I wish I had used Linux instead of DOS
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falcongod082
8y ago
I'm a developer myself, and the skill that has been the most beneficial to me by far has been the ability to make decisions.
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falcongod082
8y ago
When you have a de-facto monopoly, checkers looks like chess.