hereforthecake2

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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
Someone died. Stop and think about that for a bit and tone down the stupid "but logic!" BS. Recognize that we don't know exactly what happened and it's worth digging into. This is a great time to practice empathy instead
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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
> I've often thought about that and used similar mechanisms in my tech work. This made me laugh because I can't for the life of me figure out what this means. Can you elaborate? Sounds interesting.
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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
> I looked this guy up; he's a bona fide composer, apparently. According to his website, he's a Harvard and Oxford grad that's studied music. He's also a prof at Princeton in their music department (which is no small
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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
> Wait until you find out 20% of the deaf are illerate Or that the average reading level of people that are deaf in the US in 4th grade.
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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
> What people often don’t consider is that even if that is true, the likelihood that you will care for someone with a disability — an aging parent, a spouse, or a child - increases the likelihood of lack of accessibility impacting your a
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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
> I think I've called a service provider of any kind once in the last five years. It didn't actually get me anything that text comms would not have. It sounds like what you are implying is that because you haven't experien
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by hereforthecake2 3y ago
Something a lot of people miss or don't understand: software engineers typically emulate other software engineers, not managers. If you are tech lead you should be keeping this in mind at all times - your behavior, attitude, and approa