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by locopati 11y ago
Yes. Let's wait for a pipedream to start doing things morally.
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by locopati 11y ago
This is the very reason the US has workplace rights that were fought for by unions. The weekend, forty-hour weeks, vacation, sick leave - unions fought hard for every benefit. Without regulation and oversight, companies will gravitate towar
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Lady Gaga and the Life of Passion(mobile.nytimes.com)
2 points by locopati 11y ago|0 comments
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by locopati 11y ago
Learn to listen. To your team members. To your peers. To your boss(es). To people in other departments. Not just to their words, but their body language, their activities, the way they carry themselves in meetings. I am constantly learning
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by locopati 11y ago
Laziness (value judgement) is a poor headline when what they're really talking about is minimizing energy expenditures (factual information).
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by locopati 11y ago
I've been using these with my team. Each person takes a card or two during the morning meeting to give a bit of flavor to the day's work.
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A world of continuous partial employment(radar.oreilly.com)
4 points by locopati 11y ago|0 comments
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by locopati 11y ago
While the original question may not have been asked with the following intention, when I ask a question like that in an interview, I'm not looking for a textbook thorough answer or to comb the minutia. I want a demonstration that you c
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by locopati 11y ago
Fun fact: you're muddling the position and the person in your comment
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by locopati 11y ago
This may have something to do with deliberate decisions made around how much those who have plenty contribute to the society around them so that others may have enough.
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Death is optional(3quarksdaily.com)
3 points by locopati 11y ago|0 comments
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Tetchan(kkaa.co.jp)
1 points by locopati 12y ago|0 comments
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Just Say No to More End-To-End Tests(googletesting.blogspot.com)
2 points by locopati 12y ago|0 comments
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A conversation with William Gibson about the internet, fiction, and the future(youtube.com)
1 points by locopati 12y ago|0 comments
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It Takes More Than Viewability Standards to Get Views(videonuze.com)
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by locopati 12y ago
If you trust the military when that's what they tell you.
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by locopati 12y ago
The NYC subway also has more riders (about 25%), more lines (about 2x), more stations (about 3x), and more miles of track (2-5x depending on how you count). It's also the only system in the world that I'm aware of that runs 24-hou
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Music to die for(theconversation.com)
1 points by locopati 12y ago|0 comments
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by locopati 12y ago
are we wise enough as a species to understand how to wield a self-propagating genetic regex?
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by locopati 12y ago
Perhaps it's not what you do, but the quality of how you do it. If you do the same thing every day mindlessly or in a rote fashion, then time passes quickly. If you are attentive to the moments of doing, even the same thing every day c
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by locopati 12y ago
This is a complete misunderstanding and misrepresentation of Buddhism, which is the Middle Path between nihilism (a denial of existence) and eternalism (a belief in permanence or independence). Among the foundational beliefs are impermanenc
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by locopati 12y ago
Zen is not nihilism (unless you're bandying about the word in a way that has nothing to do with the actual practice of Zen)
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Black Mirror as Hell-Is-Other-People Futurism(ribbonfarm.com)
4 points by locopati 12y ago|0 comments
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How Citibank Totally Nailed Its Hackathon(programmableweb.com)
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by locopati 12y ago
Hell, yeah! Good thing Jonas Salk buttoned-up his polio discoveries so he could make mad cash. Oh, wait, he didn't. "There is no patent. Could you patent the sun?" - Salk
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by locopati 12y ago
How is this an argument against democracy? What is your proposed alternative that would be superior? Can a broad statement like 'the strongest argument against democracy' even be made when democracy takes many forms and has varyin
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by locopati 12y ago
The specific instantiation might vary but suffering is universal. We all suffer in various ways to various degrees depending on the circumstances around us.
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Gender segregation in e-sports is indefensible – and yet …(theconversation.com)
1 points by locopati 12y ago|0 comments
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by locopati 12y ago
What is religion if not one means to address the suffering we encounter in life? (finding meaning and purpose, existing in a community of shared beliefs and goals, encountering illness and death, etc.) What is consumerism if not another mea
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by locopati 12y ago
Why should it be left to the states when there is an argument to be made that because of interstate commerce you need to implement a mandate at the federal level if you are to avoid a race to the bottom? What is wrong with federal laws for

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