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by kadomony 5y ago
I was fortunate to see a 25% increase by moving to a remote gig. Lots of office oriented employers already don’t offer enough.
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by kadomony 5y ago
Man, it's almost like you're saying progressive web apps need to be taken more seriously. Sarcasm aside, I have used the Starbucks PWA and it's counterparty mobile app. PWA felt snappier and had better load times. So I don&#x
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by kadomony 5y ago
Maybe scrap the leadership principles and start over instead of thinking an additional amendment will but you good faith in the community of workers that your company habitually shits on and abuses.
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by kadomony 5y ago
I'm sorry, man. Unless those wings can fold in, that's a fucking plane.
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by kadomony 5y ago
Sounds like tech at Walmart.
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by kadomony 5y ago
I mean.. The taskbar seems like a Dock now. The interface seems very Apple Finder-esque now. I feel like they're just aligning with macOS now. Not that I'm complaining, the video and the interface all are sexy.
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by kadomony 5y ago
For the developers here claiming about the severe lack of features (bolding fuzzy search matches, etc.), is this addressable through extending the default element through something like Lit or Stencil? I'm hopeful that my team's d
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by kadomony 5y ago
I shouldn’t laugh at this, but I couldn’t help it. Either way, what an experience to live. Now, if they’d just pay some g’damn taxes.
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by kadomony 5y ago
Color me shocked, this coming from a company that seeks to deplatform web applications as much as possible and box developers into an App Store that greedily takes a 30% cut. Anyone else remember the promise of PWAs on iOS?
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by kadomony 5y ago
Oh no, it’s almost like people started to realize that the entire system was built from bullshit marketing and hype from stupidly executed multi-million dollar sales.
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by kadomony 5y ago
This is why I’m not sad to see Blizzard dying and slow, painful death. Your betrayed your communities and began delivering only what investors wanted. Activision and conforming to today’s shitty standard for game releases ruined you.
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Playspace, a new take on remote collaboration from the makers of Navigator(play.space)
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by kadomony 6y ago
I wonder if this is signs of troublesome financial forecasts. They’re pushing a huge focus on digital transformation now and have just hired an ex-Amazon guy to be their new head of design.
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by kadomony 6y ago
Agreed. Austen Allred is notoriously terrible on Twitter, too. Constant snark, immediately blocking people who point out the predatory business model, and shamelessly holding himself up like some gift to could-be coders. Dude’s just a thief
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by kadomony 6y ago
So, "start your own company". Or, trickle down wealth from VCs. To be honest, a lot of people don't WANT to run a business. Business ventures are expensive in terms of time and money. I wish there was a quicker, more passive
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by kadomony 6y ago
I don't think you'll find many of those Amazon warehouse workers on this site. Also, it's not said with malice, so don't reach for a fight. Most of these workers slave for long hours. And then they work another job on to
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by kadomony 6y ago
Most of the folks who vote aren't really the type to sit down and think long-term. $50/month in dues getting them +$2-3k more annually every two years? They won't do the math and see they'd make a net profit of whatever
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by kadomony 6y ago
I think this soul crush only occurs if you take the stance that it's an issue. I.e., if you suddenly want to find fulfillment and meaning in work, sure, you'll feed bad. I submit that you can counter this by using that free time t
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by kadomony 6y ago
This is pretty spot-on. I didn't get a lot of face time with stakeholders as an individual on a scrum team until our project manager was fired, and I said "f** it, I'll be the product owner AND scrum master". I basically