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by jf22 5y ago
Typescript
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I mean which current group is being persecuted, not past groups.
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Could be specific which "group" this is?
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Ok, has any group been persecuted?
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The slippery slope argument, which is already a logical fallacy, that digital censorship will lead to persecution is ridiculous.
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You are bad at resolving conflicts. You think you aren't. This will cost you jobs, friends, and relationships before you figure it out.
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Scope negotiation and changes happens at every org.
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Relax. This isn't Germany in the 1930s.
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I've often found that when people complain about a manager not being attuned to interposal dynamics it's because there is an issue below the the surface of the team that isn't easily seen and not being communicated. As a mana
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> So while many team members were arguing about theoretical things, I onboarded important developers on to the new system and they were productive refactoring the old things we produced into the new technology stack. I question the wisdo
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What would be the alternative? Not integrate and adopt useful features and smart paradigms that other frameworks have?
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Those are two completely different tools with different use cases.
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There is a .NET project that uses this feature to create a NoSQL db experience. I've been using it for a few years and it's been great. https://martendb.io/
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I'm sure deer populations have been higher in the past and the forests survived.
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I did at an old company. It was great for certain use cases, bad for others. The architecture made it so it took days to do simple features like adding a sortable column. Having to deal with that made it the worst job I've ever had.
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I've spent 5-10 hours per week on https://onebag.travel/ So far I've made about $23.56. It's more of a passion project because I like backpacks and I think encouraging people to pack less is important.
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Keep it simple. Don't overcomplicate this. Say no, politely, and stop working. "Hi Boss, sorry but I have some commitments and I can't spend additional time on this project. Thanks."
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Are you relying on the series of small parts?
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I agree it could be more simple an hour doesn't seem too awful.
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This is longer than it should be but it's not overbearing.
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To be honest that doesn't seem to bad. About an hour to renew a yearly license?
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Can you explain how you aren't married to Tailwind's syntax and rules?
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I'm going to try and give up self-help and business books and podcasts and only read sci-fi. My career is fine, I'm fine, I know enough about tech and engineering management to be at least mediocre. There is a 50 book 40k series o
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I enjoy growing my non-technical skills and learning how to work with people. Code is easy compared to the politics of a bureaucracy.
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Your definition of the belief system is not accurate and designed to hit on a number of wedge issues about collectivism vs individualism. >I don't know what the outcome will be of telling kids that they are more or less living in a
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This "newly found belief system" you mention is over 60 years old...
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RavenDb would be what I would use.
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I think all humans want to feel like they've had an impact and that their work is valuable.
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Don't underestimate the egos of doctors and how each one has "their way" they want patients to do exercises.
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First was event promotion automation. Like Buffer for events. I also had a business that sent customized physical therapy home exercise plans.

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