jgamman

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   by jgamman 20y ago

   security wasn't mentioned as a first thing, usability was. shouldn't we be pushing for security and usability to be first equal?
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   by jgamman 20y ago

   i tend to agree with the premise that their key skill is now to spot the right start-up. making a large company run well is tough too - customer service, billing, shareholders etc are all tough problems. i think a large company is at its
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   by jgamman 20y ago

   i don't know about you but when my local new zealand newspaper has a "reddit-this" button it heralded a large decline in quality. i think a smaller, focused community is more use.
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   by jgamman 20y ago

   i like the 'friends' option. i unfortunately didn't use it enough at Reddit when it was new and now i can't filter for the users that consistently matched my tastes (or challenged them) - the noob tide has risen... i like
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   by jgamman 20y ago

   i think the hirers forgot that they are also being interviewed. not one of them seemed to feel that they needed to do anything other than allow the anointed one through the front door. that being said, it seems as though each person sel