gearhart

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   by gearhart 12y ago

   That's a really interesting problem, but falling back on laws to protect you from it seems to be accepting a sub-par solution without having fully explored the issue. This is something that ought to be solved by measurement and corpora
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   by gearhart 12y ago

   Your company giving you the option to auto-delete holiday emails and the government enforcing a 40 hour work week are very different things. The Daimler approach gives a socially-acceptable option for people who want absolute downtime, whic
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   by gearhart 12y ago

   The argument here is that the response that Solvadi is receiving now is the reason why that research isn't there - if you're afraid that the market may reject your pricing it's going to be very hard to justify doing the resea
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   by gearhart 12y ago

   From the title, I thought this was an Onion article.
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   by gearhart 12y ago

   I used to work for a mod for Battlefield (PoE) - we had a few tens of thousands of regular players and a few hundred servers running it at the peak. There was no money in PoE at all, the whole thing was built by volunteers and all the serve
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   by gearhart 12y ago

   If, like me, you found the idea interesting but the article a bit confused there's another good discussion on it here: http://use-the-index-luke.com/blog/2014-01/unreasonable-defa...