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kadomony
5y ago
This sounds like typical tech infighting, sadly. We shouldn't normalize this stuff, but we do. I really hope more companies hold their leaders to a governing, conscious culture that they actually follow themselves.
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kadomony
5y ago
Not the same, but somewhat similar to op's predicament: I interviewed at an eCommerce company for a role that I was very suited for. Went through the loop, got positive feedback, was told I'd been chosen as the candidate, and a we
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5y ago
Their pricing breaks the entire deal for me. :) Just use the free alternative Responsively.
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5y ago
Is this how Capsule Corps starts? Goku, where you at?
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kadomony
5y ago
Austen Allred rebranded his business because Lambda is such a toxic joke of a program. He’s a modern day tech grifter who’d suck Zuck’s avatar dong in the Metaverse if he could.
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5y ago
I don’t understand why people post website outages. Do you think the DevOps teams at these billion dollar streaming companies are so clueless that they don’t have monitoring in place? Do you think that people who go to a site when it’s down
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5y ago
Hey Guillermo, Thanks for chiming in here. Unrelated, I saw that Vercel is ramping up hiring for designers. I’ve always worked in consumer-facing design spaces (banking, travel, etc.) and want to make a change toward something more dev-orie
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5y ago
Live in Dallas. Can confirm, it’s trash here. Moving in the next two months. Really, this whole state is ass backwards (with awful weather).
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kadomony
5y ago
I don't see the product designer role listed. Was it filled, or is it upcoming?
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kadomony
5y ago
He said "county", not country.
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kadomony
5y ago
The democrats are so goddamn useless these days. This whole country is just caught in stagnation.
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5y ago
It even helps to just study frameworks’ documentation. Tailwind and Foundation/Bootstrap are both great ones that approach CSS through different opinionated structures.
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kadomony
5y ago
Heavens no. No innovation for news ways to exploit? Whatever will the ruling oligarchy do?
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5y ago
This is what pisses me off the most. America's housing is being sold to the wealthy, who then just turn around and siphon the rest of the wealth out of the middle-class and younger generations by forcing them into renting because the b
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5y ago
Now Yahoo will adopt the controversial swiping model, where you'll filter out search results you might want to see with your thumb. /s
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5y ago
Ladies and gentlemen, another example of how Democrats will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Diluting your own party vote is just going to work out swimmingly for you.
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5y ago
I think I'd rather just do the army for 4 years than work front-line for Amazon.
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5y ago
How do you stay there? Just in an education visa?
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5y ago
How does this breakthrough even happen in a self-isolating country? Business travel? Animal reservoirs?
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5y ago
But why? Why does it matter if a user is authenticated or not? This is just some moron PM’s arbitrary metric they’re chasing, and it serves no value to anyone.
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5y ago
I mean, shouldn’t the bugs be kept closer to what they’re concerned with? Why not JIRA, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, etc.? I assume the code repo has some supplementary bug tracking feature. Their “swears by it” just sounds like laziness or
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5y ago
I don’t see how this is a bad thing. Rogan is a self-certified moron, and all the more power to anything that is degrading populism in today’s age of empowered morons.
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5y ago
I think that prosperity is attributed to have risen because of this school of thinking, so that’s why they’re reinforcing it. It’s not much different than how ingrained corporatism is in American politics. But instead of worshipping a compa
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5y ago
What does your revenue look like? It sounds like such a simple service that can basically maintain itself.
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5y ago
If places like the Bay Area had a modicum of intelligent governance, they’d take the approach that Tokyo did. Urbanize and ban street parking. Make the place walkable with affordable rent. The current real estate developments out there are
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5y ago
Random, but what do you do in Tokyo? I’ve been trying to break into their market for two years. Had an offer rescinded from Rakuten because immigration shut down. The housing market boggles my mind how houses don’t appreciate at all there.
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And our moron of a governor just banned our local leaders’ ability to implement mask mandates. Our country is full of so many idiots, and it shows when you have democracy amplifying it.
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This isn’t unique to one party. This is American politics. You can’t simply ascribe it to one party because you lean the other way.
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5y ago
You also just described the USA.
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5y ago
Not even close, bud. I’ll live my life before solving a problem I don’t benefit much from.
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