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by jhgvh 2y ago
Yes, it’s overwrought. The vast majority of these restrictions are not slippery slopes. In fact, slippery slope arguments are themselves a category of logical fallacy. I understand that many people are driven by fear and emotions, but you
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by jhgvh 2y ago
It’s typical for KTLO (keep the lights on) effort to be under 10% of an engineering team’s total load. Normally this is so the other 90% of effort can go toward additional functionality; but there’s always the option of simply firing a ton
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by jhgvh 2y ago
Not really. The typical SDE or SDM from these projects delivered a bunch of good, working software. The product managers might have a harder time proving that they did their job well; but there's really no penalty for an SDE who choo
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by jhgvh 2y ago
Can you please tell me which of these mandatory warning messages you feel fails to convey that cigarette smoke, on the whole, is dangerous? https://www.fda.gov/tobacco-products/labeling-and-warning-st...
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by jhgvh 2y ago
Tobacco companies have paid out countless nine figure sums, smoking in public has gone from universal to mostly illegal, cig taxes have skyrocketed, etc… Tobacco has been treated as a crisis, and I have no doubt that if cigarettes had been
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by jhgvh 2y ago
Your response is extraordinarily obnoxious given the actual search results, which include tptacek talking about charges being possible nine years ago and about him not being certain. Your lack of integrity indicates that you should be ignor
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by jhgvh 2y ago
Most unethical executives don’t actually commit fraud. They don’t just steal the customer money and buy themselves luxury real estate. The fix guys are in trouble because they were both very corrupt and very bad at creating even the thinnes