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by kentrado 7y ago
First, he didn’t even give the typical, whiney, ‘he’s accused but not convicted’ defense. No, Stallman went much further than that. I find it curious that she talks about this as if it is a bad thing. The most sensible thing is to wait un
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by kentrado 7y ago
because you won't get hired. because interviewing in our industry is completely stupid.
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by kentrado 7y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this comment. Interviewers are very stupid people that don't realize that they are practically selecting only for people who lie. Why do you think I'm switching jobs, because it is so great I can't
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by kentrado 7y ago
It isn't a spoiler at all. I begun to notice that this new generation is getting overly sensitive about "spoilers" to the point you can't discuss any element of some work of art without being accused of spoiling somethin
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by kentrado 7y ago
I have no pity for MongoDB, they chose to license their stuff open source. Which means they should have no problem with people profiting from their work, that's the spirit of FOSS. Of course, this is just one of the many so called &quo
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by kentrado 7y ago
You will notice the different though. Those people only care about the end product, you can work however you like to get there. There's freedom in there.
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by kentrado 7y ago
Which website is this?
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by kentrado 7y ago
My experience with dang have been limited to him accusing me of making a personal swipe and me trying convince him that's not the case. I think sometimes overly sensitive moderation is not good.
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by kentrado 7y ago
But you are being rude assuming he is toxic without knowing anything about him.
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by kentrado 7y ago
I got interested in contributing to Firefox in the hopes that it would lead to a job. My thought was since obviously I could do the job, then they would hire me without having to go through the usual interviewing steps. Every time I have ap
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by kentrado 7y ago
That's not a personal swipe. There's a clear difference between attacking someone e.g. "you are a moron", and stating "it sounds to me like you are trying to get him to conform to slave morality". The first exa
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by kentrado 7y ago
So you didn't like that I made a reference to that?
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by kentrado 7y ago
Nietzschean flamewars? Is that a thing or you just made that up?
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by kentrado 7y ago
It sounds to me like you are trying to get him to conform to slave morality. I could argue at length why pirating is not immoral, but I know it has been already repeated enough by people like Lawrence Lessig and David Bravo.
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by kentrado 7y ago
They only get as picky as their options. Remote companies get exponentially more candidates so they can make them jump like monkeys with impunity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1WiCGq-PcY
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by kentrado 7y ago
It's the copyright law. You own your work, all rights are reserved until by means of a license you give it away. No payment would invalidate the license.
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by kentrado 7y ago
Camus argued against suicide but made the exception for cases of chronic pain due to illness and such. I think this is a better summary than what you can get from a random comment in hacker news: https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by kentrado 7y ago
That's not what I'm saying at all.
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by kentrado 7y ago
You know what this reminds me of, COINTELPRO. We are too ready to believe these sort of things. It is the perfect tool for governments.
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by kentrado 7y ago
It is 100 times worse to be stuck in a position where you can't learn anything and your title is lower than what your actual skill is. For example, I have been yearning for a position as a distributed systems engineer. Even though I do
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by kentrado 7y ago
It is! This is one of the things where they can be principled instead of pragmatic because their browser share will not diminish due to this decision (unlike the inclusion of DRM).
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by kentrado 7y ago
Why is this so expensive? I live in Spain, but I can't afford to pay this much. Can't I just show up and handle my own food and accommodation?
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by kentrado 8y ago
I refuse to eat meat, but if I'm hungry I will ask someone else to buy me a hamburger.
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by kentrado 8y ago
You are arguing against the First Amendment and democracy because the delicate feelings of people you deem bigots do not matter. I feel the same way as OP. I have been a leftist all my life. Not so much now. You are just a prime example why
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by kentrado 8y ago
45K tops and you decided to setup in the center of Madrid. That's either condemning the worker to a long commute or a low salary.
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by kentrado 8y ago
I think that's a gross misrepresentation of what they believe. I have talked to several of them and this is false. I lean more towards the socialist libertarian side, so I disagree with them on some things but your kind of discourse I
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by kentrado 8y ago
I don't know what code bro mean, but what's wrong with believing in liberty?
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by kentrado 8y ago
An article riddle with questions and no answers. Yet, it feels as though the author wants us to be cautious about this mysterious substance we know nothing about. We might not know everything, but we do know a couple of things. For example,
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by kentrado 8y ago
Why?
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by kentrado 8y ago
Let me help you understand what OP wrote. It is not that difficult. OP's goal as clearly stated has nothing to do with living with his parents. He wants time to follow his personal projects. When he was living with his parent he was ab

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