felizuno

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by felizuno 3y ago
I think we probably agree to a large extent. There are a lot of comments here, so I want to quote one of my responses to another person in an effort to inject some consistency, but tl;dr the reason I think decriminalization is the issue is
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by felizuno 3y ago
Thanks for your comment, it's good to have perspectives from other people with real life experiences. It sounds like you're in a better place which is great to hear :) Me and most people I met who were victimized by drug users &qu
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by felizuno 3y ago
It's hard, and for the record I'm also anti-prohibition about many substances (just not meth). I had weed in my pocket when I was assaulted that I campaigned to legalize in WA. I shared streets with plenty of harmless drug users t
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by felizuno 3y ago
Like I said, please go to a victim support group and summon the courage to say that to somebody's face.
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by felizuno 3y ago
Surprisingly yes, they were caught with much credit and appreciation to the detectives of SPD. In fact the police were very helpful in accessing support and counseling, and I should be completely honest that I would have described myself as
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by felizuno 3y ago
So much sympathy for drug users and business owners, but what about the private citizens who get victimized by these drug users? I was beaten nearly to death (in broad daylight, in a residential neighborhood) in Seattle in 2020 by two men e
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by felizuno 4y ago
Why go out of you way just to be rude? There was already another comment that helped me learn this detail. I don't have time to follow news like this so closely, so sorry I answered a generic "why don't people have to pay the
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by felizuno 4y ago
A bail bond is like a mortgage where the money down up front grants you access to the full loan amount. $700k down for a loan on $250m sounds like a pretty sweet deal, so I would assume the parties involved are reputable people and all part
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by felizuno 4y ago
I think you'r point is that people with 10 or fewer years of experience (which I think is many people in this thread based on the comments) might have a sample bias issue that stems from working around fewer total managers and fewer co
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by felizuno 4y ago
This is actually pretty consistent across companies: being the most senior person around when the last manager leaves. Sometimes it's a senior dev, sometimes a PM, heck I've seen it be somebody from the UX org. The path of least r
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by felizuno 4y ago
I work with a lot of technical founders who struggle to accept the inevitable truth that taking the time to specify, coordinate, and resource what they want to do leaves no time to be the one doing any of those things. They eventually solve
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by felizuno 4y ago
I've always thought that trying to optimize life is the ultimate denial. In golf we have these people who spend hours on the range optimizing their swing but they seldom play a round because of course their score is never as "opti
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by felizuno 4y ago
I've never understood paying for permission to claim you know something when it's a practical skill that you could simply demonstrate.
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by felizuno 4y ago
Bullet dodged IMO
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by felizuno 4y ago
We once landed a $mm deal because I told a CTO to his face that most of his teams were probably incapable of accurately describing the technologies they use and how/why. 90% of the time it works every time ;-)
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by felizuno 4y ago
Zillow is totally fine financially. Yeah they lost $10b which is bad news but they didn't bet the farm, and as they continue to invest r&d in renter/landlord oriented services they should be fine. It's the Expedia of hous
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by felizuno 4y ago
$465m was a pretty standard price tag for a single Ferrari/Red Bull/Merc F1 season pre-covid, and I think the merch opportunities and addressable market are probably pretty comparable
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by felizuno 4y ago
Honest question: is econ in StarCraft a "chore"?
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by felizuno 4y ago
^ this, I use a Sony RX100V with a first gen Blue Yeti and 1) They consistently connect and work better than what my Windows-using coworkers experience with hardware built into their monitors (and I regularly use Slack, Zoom, and Google Me
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by felizuno 4y ago
I’m not new to clickbait but this claim riding on a sample of 171 people is laughable.
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by felizuno 5y ago
I watched a startup implode going live with a $50k/mo AWS bill because their setup was too "future facing" (read: over-engineered for current scale)
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by felizuno 5y ago
IMO Healthcare technology is the final boss of bad software orgs, and is the source of all ten of the top ten worst tech decisions I've ever seen.
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by felizuno 5y ago
- Telling the engineers it's an MVP and then when they're done releasing and selling against it not even as beta, but as v1 production code. I see this all the time and I take a lot of money from these companies to rework and retr
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by felizuno 5y ago
I'm curious if you've seen/heard the Xaoc Devices Odessa (Eurorack and not software but is an additive synth with linear and exponential FM)?. Xaoc make a separate module for mid/side processing so $0.02 if you're i
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by felizuno 5y ago
While I agree with the advice to leave, this person may be reluctant to leave because their compensation package is not fully vested. There is a famously toxic culture at - uh, you know, a large internet retailer with a prominent web servic
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by felizuno 5y ago
$0.02 if you are really passionate it's going to end in Eurorack anyways, just start there
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by felizuno 5y ago
Check out Victor Frankel's "Man's search for meaning". His story is inspiring and he invented logotherapy which has had a prominent roll in depression therapy for decades now. It gets at the heart of the question "w
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by felizuno 5y ago
But can we still paint the bike shed black?
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by felizuno 5y ago
A lot of times it's better to let unhappy people take their unhappiness elsewhere. I've had plenty of experiences where employees wanted reasonable changes to salary, working arrangements, or equipment and we accommodated them. Ho
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by felizuno 5y ago
First and foremost I like hooks libraries and think there should be more of them. That said when looking at their examples this appears to require exactly the same code you would need anyways, but with the additional boilerplate required by

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