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by geodel 2y ago
Hasn't RTO (return-to-office) mandate solved the issue of empty office towers. Other day I read 90% of employers have forced RTO. And for companies with significant downtown real estate they are really aggressive with 100% compliance.
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by geodel 2y ago
And why other PC vendors not latching on to the hero?
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by geodel 2y ago
So good old business of separating fools from their money.
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by geodel 2y ago
Well 30-40 or more would be just needed to maintain OCaml codebase. Unless basic unit of bonus, salary, buying, selling, vendor payments, building maintenance and so on is OCaml lines of code, I would have guessed ~1000 people for sure.
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by geodel 3y ago
I have a 5-6 year old Lenovo Windows 10 laptop. Wondering when upgrade hackling from MS becomes intolerable should I upgrade 11 or just re-image to ubuntu.
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by geodel 3y ago
Yeah, people have always fucked with technology and in each case people win and technology gets abandoned.
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by geodel 3y ago
Agree. Its even worse in some places. I see schools, colleges, libraries are getting installed on public land. I mean where are we gonna end up with this.
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by geodel 3y ago
Maybe they trained it to be liar. If a liar says that they are honest, there is no paradox.
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by geodel 3y ago
> A simple settings file set in stone by the CTO, such a hard task to do. It does seem hard thing to do. Working over dozens of enterprise shops in last 15 years I have not see such setting done or dictated at all. So whole codebase used
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by geodel 3y ago
Well there is whole bank transfer implementation there and thoroughly commented too. Some entrepreneur can take this and run with it to create next generation banking platform.
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by geodel 3y ago
> For another anecdote, every Golang repository I've found that predates v2 modules is nearly impossible to build, especially if it contains dependencies that link straight to Google Code instead of GitHub Sorry, but github repo lis
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by geodel 3y ago
Agree. I also think dancing on grave need to really brought to 21st century. Removing some negative connotation people had in past. It can really about local good, artisanal drinks and of course dance is in the name.
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by geodel 3y ago
> it's a great way to filter out your top performers Huh, it is rather insulting to people who are more willing to move and also stating top performers always stay stuck to same place. But besides all that there is ton of work larg
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by geodel 3y ago
I guess they were just leveraging synergies between pharma company and pharma regulator. Isn't this all Ivy league management education about.
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by geodel 3y ago
Huh, they won't get pay day if no one use their products. And there are plenty of examples of failed products. If people have idea and execution capability for sustainable progression they can very well try outside the valley. It is no
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by geodel 3y ago
Well folks are already migrating from Terraform to OpenTofu. I am sure similar open source projects for other HashiCorp's products unencumbered with IBM business model will be out pretty soon. So all in all I think another big win for
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by geodel 3y ago
Well plain reason seems to me is because they can . I mean I don’t see people grabbing apartments because rent is expensive or leaving restaurants without paying after meals beach food is expensive. Same for school/ college fees and t
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by geodel 3y ago
Seems, Java/C#/C++ more to your taste where corporate behemoths behind them can put more people on documentation and assorted tooling than zig has for core development. > My fear is that if those things are not considered that
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by geodel 3y ago
Agreed. It is unacceptable. We are in 21st century where all thieves are registered with government database with their skillset, area/days/time of operations and all. Retailers should concentrate on those instead of harassing non
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by geodel 3y ago
He can't just walk away. He better be driving that cyber truck with 3000 dollars cyber tent professionally installed at full speed while leaving the company.
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by geodel 3y ago
Seems fine to me. When people have activation energy to repeat that they should do it.
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by geodel 3y ago
Its easy in same sense that one can convert extra room in home into homeless shelter considering so many people in cities are facing homelessness. Further even when you let people in they most likely live and work which are already crowded
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by geodel 3y ago
I mean people, culture, societies, ecosystems have all come and gone. Some may feel sad about but thats just the nature of things.
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by geodel 3y ago
So why enough housing is not getting build in Europe, surely they don't have crazy american rules but still facing severe housing shortages all over.
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by geodel 3y ago
> Most people are not fully free to quit, having rent to pay, a work visa to maintain, or other circumstances. So people who are not willing to make sacrifice for a cause are asking others to make one. How principled!
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by geodel 3y ago
Oh it happens all the time when definition of justice depends on weather of the day.
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by geodel 3y ago
Yeah, any reasonable employer would take law in their own hand instead of involving police.
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by geodel 3y ago
Agree. Seems being vocal for local hit the raw nerve.
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by geodel 3y ago
I feel Robot Unions will have to make backflipping as part of collective bargain agreement.
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by geodel 3y ago
Well people do prefer highly processed things. Consider how much loved is highly process data. There is whole (IT) industry about it.

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