jdsalaro

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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   At GitLab we have a very flexible PTO policy and although I've never heard of a colleague being forced to take time off, we do have a couple of stern remarks codified in our handbook and constantly remind each other to do so: > We d
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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   Thanks for this comment, it puts into words some ideas I've been considering in a very concise manner. Also, the replies are quite interesting.
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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   Software for VJing, mapping images, light beams, etc to projectors, surfaces or screens.
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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   Wouldn't creating a plugin for the likes of VLC or contributing directly to OpenShot be a better idea?
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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   I work all-remote at GitLab as an Engineer and interviewed for other remote positions before deciding to come onboard, so I believe I'm qualified to answer this question. Yes, those remote positions and compensations are most likely re
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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   If I would have more than one up-vote to give you, I definitely would. Although I have less professional experience than you, around 6 years combined in software development and information security, I've also come to appreciate people
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   by jdsalaro 7y ago

   This deck is very interesting, assuming the data it's based on is legitimate. I didn't expect that to be the extent to which they outperform their competitors.