junon

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   by junon 6y ago

   This looks incredible. Will definitely be playing with this in the coming days.
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   by junon 6y ago

   I maintain quite a few high-traffic packages on npm and have done so for years. Npm is really bad about handling any sort of situation with any amount of grace. Per my anecdotal experience, they are really good at choosing the outcome that
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   Tortellini – a stupid INI format for C++11(github.com)

   2 points by junon 7y ago|0 comments
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   by junon 8y ago

   1) You should definitely research who Fedor Indutny is. 2) If you think companies aren't already doing this, you're lying to yourself. 3) This is a harmless experiment made to spotlight how simple it is to identify someone just by
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   Chalk 2 for Node.js was just released after two years(github.com)

   2 points by junon 9y ago|0 comments
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   by junon 10y ago

   When you have 11,000+ employees, it's hard to have an objective team investigate every single review. Plus, how can this objective team, with little to no context of daily interactions, assess whether or not feedback is "legitimat
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   by junon 10y ago

   iamleppert, are you me? I went through literally the exact same situation (same problem with the manager, same outcome, etc.), though instead of quitting I finished the pip and switched to a new team (I was already on another team by the se