kemitche

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by kemitche 9y ago
If the person enjoys their side projects, go for it. I'm not saying they can't. But on the hiring side I'm not going to require that all employees have side projects that match their day job.
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Vesting _options_ aren't taxed until you exercise them. When you exercise them, the company's most recent valuation will include a value for the common stock you purchased, and you can get hit by AMT on the value increase from the
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by kemitche 9y ago
It's not important. You're skipping out on a large pool of fantastic candidates who have families and hobbies outside of work. People who save their best programming effort for their job. Relying on GitHub / side projects as
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by kemitche 9y ago
I don't expect my surgeon to do surgery in his spare time. Nor my plumber, dentist, gardener, or any other professional. I look at their past work history and reviews from customers and/or coworkers. I will never understand the be
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by kemitche 9y ago
I shudder to think how hard it would be - likely impossible - to use a bad git GUI if I didn't already know many of the git CLI commands. Even just, say, MS Word. If I don't know a feature exists, clicking around through dozens of
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No, browsers don't send the referer header for https links.
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What features does a "meeting room" have, in your mind? I'm curious what you're looking for.
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If you mute the channel and then configure slack to only show starred rooms and rooms with new messages, you can achieve this effect. The room will stay hidden unless someone says something, at which point it shows up in the list, unbolded.
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And those with wealth would then not be in the "free" line, which would slightly reduce demand on that line
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Supply is only half of "supply & demand". Price increases discourage buying more than you need, which can help ensure that more people are able to get the things they need. Unfettered price increases may not be the best soluti
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by kemitche 9y ago
There was that article about the guy who loaded up a truck of generators and brought them to a disaster area where they were needed. He got caught by gouging laws, the generators were confiscated and never distributed.
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Barring client side encryption, Dropbox's servers are going to have your data.
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If you're writing a python library, you should already be aware that there's only _so much_ you can do to prevent the library's users from using it incorrectly or oddly - this is Python after all, there's no private&#x2F
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I'm not sure what's unappealing about targeting users that can afford to always have the latest and greatest. That's effectively exactly what you're doing if you choose to Target iOS over Android.
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Batteries also aren't a problem because if the battery dies you can still use it as manual toothbrush.
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> If you own a business, you have the right to make "moral code" decisions about how your business operates. They are making that decision. Their decision is to act as a service provider that does not pass judgement on any user
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I find nothing wrong with either approach. "Service providers" that are neutral are fine by me. Free speech - the concept, not the amendment - would not work in the current connected world if every service provider had to "ok
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by kemitche 9y ago
If you want me to work remote full time, I need a raise to cover the cost of getting an apartment or house equivalent to my own but with an additional room to turn into a dedicated private office. Otherwise, I'll take an appropriately
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Test keys, example keys for documentation, etc. I'd be all for an optional, branch protection-like feature though.
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Try making google voice your main number? They had solid robo filtering if I remember right. I'm on Fi now and I can't remember the last time I received a robo call.
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Funny, I prefer Lyft because tips are optional, and since it's integrated in app, I never have a Lyft driver begging for a cash tip.
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I usually avoid making comments like this, but I'm surprised I had to go down so far to find a mention of Uber's existing tip culture. It's far better for passengers for tipping to be app integrated, and thus optional with le
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by kemitche 9y ago
The money argument is an odd one to make. Why would paying imgur money per image be substantially different cost wise to self hosting? At reddit's scale, it would be a similar hosting cost whether done in house or passed along to a 3rd
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Reddit's URLs got much shorter within a few iterations of the product. As to why compete with imgur? User experience. It's much easier to share a picture on Reddit now, with it being a native feature, rather than having to go to i
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Most editors I've used will let you adjust indentation with the tab key in that situation. (The indentation still ends up as spaces, of course) I do this on a daily basis to adjust my indentation in json/yaml files.
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Even if you come across a situation where your primary key has to change, it seems like you could "simply" migrate your initial primary key to the "additional column" concept referred to in the article, and add your new
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If someone wrote an article titled "Windows utils that you might not know," I would not expect it's content to be solely applications written by Microsoft.
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This is exactly what pkg command on Solaris 11 does, though. The package manifests only are allowed to declare certain things: files, users, device drivers, and so forth. They are allowed to include service definitions as well, but services
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> Add to that the fact that so many of the popular OAuth providers support "implicit grants" - where the access token is sent directly to the client - without adequate warning as to the security implications involved. Personall
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If two commenters want to say the same thing, the first arrival will post it, and the second will upvote it (and maybe reply with additional information). So it's not surprising that top comments are weighted towards early arrivals. Th

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