ieRei6ae

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by ieRei6ae 6y ago
> People studied the UBI idea and recognized the costs of giving money to everyone are so enormous that it's unworkable This is simply false. Please provide sources for this claim. Most implementations of UBI are comparable to the e
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by ieRei6ae 6y ago
> if you have a rotating team of engineers That's the problem: burning out engineers. Google has been developing a language to make it easier to change cogs in the machine. The quotes from Pike are pretty clear: http://no
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
You need to define meritocracy. There's plenty of excellent software engineers paid pennies to work on difficult problems because they live in countries with very low wages. And plenty of people in silicon valley being wildly overpaid
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
Not at all.
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
> anti-White racists Please spare the alt-right dog whistle.
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
Plenty of companies provide mostly unhealthy snacks. Also, encouraging workers not to spend time out of the building is not so healthy, physically and mentally. And it's not meant to be a perk. It's mean to keep people glued to th
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
The article makes a good point about the dumpster fires named ansible and docker.
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
Not at all.
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
> non-standard hacker in the US non-standard hacker? Most hackerspaces and hackers communities are strongly aligned with Anarchism (and therefore socialism), at least outside of the US.
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
Excellent project! I hope it gains traction. Can you please clarify on the docs why it uses a blockchain and how it is mined or otherwise generated?
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
Jenkins? .bat? That's some masochism.
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by ieRei6ae 7y ago
> How many times do people who are good at their jobs get promoted just because there isnt anywhere else to go? Sometimes, yes. I also saw terrible developers being promoted into management to get them out of the technical work.
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by ieRei6ae 9y ago
> the problem with languages like Nim is lack of support and maturity It was the same for Linux, Python, Ruby. Being community-driven can be a bug or a feature. > Go is more versatile Nim has macros, templates, overloading and compile
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by ieRei6ae 10y ago
You mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon ?
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Senior content strategist at IBM quit over CEO’s letter to Trump(washingtonpost.com)
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by ieRei6ae 10y ago
Archive.org to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20160925063638/http://c2.com/cgi...
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by ieRei6ae 10y ago
> What do you say touching the disks is? Like physical touch, or logging in and looking at the logs? There is a reason why foresics data capture devices are so expensive and certified never to touch a bit. > I don't think both of