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by hashkb 7y ago
She's observing a common phenomenon. I don't think she's saying all human interaction is a status negotiation.
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by hashkb 7y ago
The article explores the issue but doesn't take a strong position. Your attack on it isn't coherent. What point are you trying to make? Seems like you've got a grudge against... society?
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by hashkb 7y ago
It's not a guy.
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by hashkb 7y ago
Rotating proxy to circumvent rate limits is a dangerous business model. I'd expect to get sued at some point.
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by hashkb 7y ago
I've been working remotely for 5 years. Left the Bay Area last year. Network problems have not been an issue. Comcast goes down for a day.. I tether. Are we really saying latency and the occasional video freeze is worth forcing the wh
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by hashkb 7y ago
> undeniably more efficient No. It's debatable. Many believe remote work is undeniably more efficient and the fulfillment you feel from high bandwidth conversations is a delusion.
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by hashkb 7y ago
> even though we have many technical tools that make remote work far more practical than it was even ten years ago, physically being in the same place as your coworkers remains extremely valuable. I've seen this artificially enforce
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by hashkb 7y ago
That isn't the point. The point is that it's not the case that software failures are inconsequential. I'm sure there are some bootcamp grads who would like to work at SpaceX; I happen to have a personal contact who I wouldn
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by hashkb 7y ago
Massive privacy breaches? Self driving cars? Outer space? Medical implants? Robotic surgery? AI referees? Edit: Social Media, Elections, Politics, News, etc
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by hashkb 7y ago
Former instructor here: don't spend your money on this. My bootcamp, as far as I know, didn't abuse anyone; just innocently failed to provide the students with the value. Three months isn't enough time. One year isn't
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by hashkb 7y ago
> Most of the time I have to nag them You've recognized that you're nagging them. If you're not joking, then it sounds like you need to do the much more difficult and risky job of cultivating and protecting a culture where
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by hashkb 7y ago
This; and - we don't need to hear the rationale every time. My first company kept global css in a repo for all our projects to use, and we didn't need a cookie for our thought leadership. It's fine if you're proud of you
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by hashkb 7y ago
Lectures are explicitly for learning. Meetings aren't. Apples and oranges. There are stupid questions, and asking them predictably without awareness of the cost is a performance problem.
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by hashkb 7y ago
Sometimes it's this attitude that is toxic to profitability. OP didn't say it felt unfair, and it's not right for this community to constantly reinforce the "big bad wolf" theory of senior engineer dick swingery whe
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by hashkb 7y ago
Run Node with `--inspect` and browse to `about: inspect`
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by hashkb 7y ago
It can just obtain the user's consent; and, if denied, the alternative is to not phone home at all.
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by hashkb 7y ago
The maintainers who reply dodge the issue in a way that must be frustrating to the reporter; and makes it seems like they'd probably not accept a PR that modified this behavior. Calling privacy advocates "paranoid" in today&
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by hashkb 7y ago
Fun story but this isn't really news. Sales is sales. All sales tricks are a bit, well, tricky; marketers are trying to convince us to buy things we might not. At least with drugs people already want them.
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by hashkb 7y ago
I've fallen from trees higher than any playground. Only serious injury I ever had was on (and because of) AstroTurf.
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by hashkb 7y ago
Hasura does this for Postgres. What are some areas where I'd use this instead?
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by hashkb 7y ago
The sharing creates demand. Producers increase supply. You should read more about this issue. NYT just did a bunch of great articles that will give you perspective.
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by hashkb 7y ago
Sharing unlimited copies of child abuse videos is a new kind of crime, which whispering would not have aided.
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by hashkb 7y ago
Remember - we don't actually need social media. Encrypted email is enough to protect your actual private communication so you can revolt or share a little illegal material with a few friends. It's not fair to ignore the network ef
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by hashkb 7y ago
"You don't have to be a woman to be a bitch. You just have to be a bitch " - The Spin Doctors, circa 199x
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by hashkb 7y ago
SQL just isn't composable. I know this article is old, but these days it's not black and white. In the space between ORM and raw SQL there are things like AREL which can save a ton of dev effort without the "impedance mismatc
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by hashkb 7y ago
Because too much is grown, at meh quality, and so we end up with byproducts like HFCS (instead of cane sugar) or cheap animal feed because farmers aren't responding to market demand.
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by hashkb 7y ago
You'd think based on his desire to live by the sea, he'd have been prepared to "go down with the ship". It's a maritime tradition.
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by hashkb 7y ago
Isn't "inventor" just a meatspace word for "hacker"?
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by hashkb 7y ago
No, of course I am not saying that. I'm saying it's a complicated issue that's currently playing out in public and you can read about it from many well-articulated points of view if you do a bit of Googling.
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by hashkb 7y ago
You can easily find this yourself. One major issue is that we're pricing people out of neighborhoods their families have lived in for years.

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