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by jakubp 9y ago
[edit] Reporting on a high level ("yesterday - analytics, today - analytics") is fine only up to a point. This statement only works when team members are 1) mature (to admit problems) and 2) very self-aware (to accurately assess i
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by jakubp 9y ago
So you're saying it's unreasonable to expect maintenance continuity over multiple decades from a private company and its employees, but it is resonable to expect the very same thing from a party that's less knowledgeable and
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by jakubp 9y ago
By analogy, would anyone who starts a business with the intention of selling it later (thus enabling the buyer to remove that business as supplier to his competitors) act in a despicable way?
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by jakubp 10y ago
Can you give a few examples of such jobs, and what consitutes "cleverness" in them? Really curious.
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by jakubp 10y ago
Perhaps it's a mistake to reward people just for good ideas.
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by jakubp 10y ago
Social conditioning ~= socially more acceptable, would you agree?
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by jakubp 10y ago
Hypothesis: it's socially more acceptable for men to not care for their body as much as women do, eat worse, drink more soda and beer, etc. leading overall to more sugar(y) foods and more inflammation?
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by jakubp 10y ago
Everyone uses roads. Those things you buy in supermarkets come by lorries and trucks; buses - public transport - also use roads; everything built and delivered to a city is largely delivered there by trucks (yes, there's also trains an
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by jakubp 10y ago
Is this a muscle tissue with actual cells, and if so, what species is this and how it's... sourced? If it's not muscle of an existing species, why is it called muscle?
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by jakubp 10y ago
Right. So I think you and I agree on some element of responsibility and that it feels too convenient for those companies to just say "sorry, there is nothing we can do". On the other hand, I think it's clear now how things ge
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by jakubp 10y ago
You aren't providing one [constructive way out] either. It's not Twitter's or any other company's fault, yet you want them to pay the price in form of risk. Why don't you pay it yourself?
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by jakubp 10y ago
I do not see steps 4-7. After 3, I stay on that page. Sometimes in the past I would see an overlay on that page. I don't get redirected anywhere, and I'm 100% sure I never was (there was only popup). I wonder where's the disc
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by jakubp 10y ago
Unfortunately the info typically is on that page, just not complete - and you want more and Google knows it's the way to that information, so results are largely correct, no? If those sites show something else to you than they show t
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by jakubp 10y ago
Imagine you think on that worksheet and... "What is a fulfilling career to you" -> "I don't know..." "What is your most valuable career capital right now?" -> "No idea, if I knew how to turn som
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by jakubp 10y ago
Whenever I read a story about the US justice system here on HN, it almost always includes incredible level of harassment towards peaceful, (usually) law-abiding citizens. In this particular case I was surprised (as a European) that one can
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by jakubp 10y ago
Nice. Went through maybe first 8-10, but it becomes boring without some kind of 'progress bar'. How long before something happens? Will it become harder with time, or what? A commentary or some hint at what's next would be in
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by jakubp 10y ago
I thought the best part was the car doesn't need to park anywhere near. Large parts of cities will be freed for us to use.
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by jakubp 10y ago
Meant as a parabole. If server access is that strong, could it be better protected by equivalent of 2 factor auth?
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by jakubp 10y ago
Do they not have equivalent of 2FA? What if these were nukes? "We are terribly sorry, Mister President. We did not expect them to steal the launch codes from the database. We will provide asylum for what's left of your country.&qu
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by jakubp 10y ago
Russia has 4x number of people, so I'd expect also a much higher % of the area to be settled.
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by jakubp 10y ago
Based on the video on the page, looks like Microsoft Trello with Office 365 file sharing integration. More tools for basic project tracking... and I just can't wait to meet clients who will use this instead of (heavier) TFS/Visual
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by jakubp 10y ago
Hmm. I don't know about serving "99% of developers" without support for at least top 10 languages/frameworks, catering for enterprise (which is, in my country, like 50% or more of all jobs for software devs), and an IDE
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by jakubp 10y ago
Hm. I never get any flexbox output unless I tick "Vertically: top". Perhaps a bug then.
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by jakubp 10y ago
Can someone explain to me what is this for if selecting 4 x unknown in all questions leads to this? <div style="margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"> (DIV) <div style="text-align:center;">Text Content<&#x2
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by jakubp 10y ago
It is possible one day cigarettes will be considered a minor evil in comparison with sugar. Just you wait.
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by jakubp 11y ago
FWIW in Poland at least some of the top 4 carriers force their bloatware on your Android phone, with no way to uninstall (I haven't tried rooting the phone though).
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by jakubp 11y ago
Why would it still surprise anyone that being poor frequently leads to emotional and health issues of all kinds?! Good food is more expensive. Sugar is cheap (and causes huge problems when overused). Good veggies, fruit, meat, fish, olive o
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by jakubp 11y ago
Thank you for a thorough answer.
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by jakubp 11y ago
Hi, I'm new to Ember and more complex JS apps in general. Can you confirm my initial "understanding" of what you did? Normally Ember app would render everything within the browser after all JS is downloaded and components etc
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by jakubp 11y ago
I'm afraid ISO27001 guarantees very little. Specifically, in my (limited) experience these kinds of programs/accreditations only look at a few data points in the company where reality covers hundreds of data points, and only in a

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