justesjc

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   by justesjc 4y ago

   Yup, seems to be a lot of stockholm syndrome here. Repeating marking literature...
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   by justesjc 4y ago

   Are you evaluating the points made by James from your context and limiting your understanding? If you work for a company where software is not a differentiator, but a cost to doing business, then using frameworks, DI or not, is probably th
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   by justesjc 5y ago

   Sacrifice long term happiness for short term gain? Yes brilliant move on your part, totally brilliant!!!
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   by justesjc 7y ago

   Some would say, non-existent.
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   by justesjc 7y ago

   It seems to me that your statement has some assumptions that may not be true, that a MCAS failure caused runaway trim would be recognized as such by the pilots. The ultimate issue may be a runaway trim, but a MCAS failure may not produce t
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   by justesjc 8y ago

   I have a corporate Amex card, and even though its a "Corporate" card, given to me by my employer, it is in my name and I am legally responsible for it. My company will reimburse me for my expenses if approved by my manager. I ha
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   by justesjc 9y ago

   > the gap between measurement and conclusion might just be the most important thing in the world What happened to love, compassion and humility?
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   by justesjc 9y ago

   Why stomp all over somebody's fun? I enjoyed reading it.