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by lowercased 8y ago
if no other companies they could go work at have ac either... what would be the point of quitting? people generally don't quit out of protest to just... do nothing, but they'd quit to go work someplace else.
992.
by lowercased 8y ago
i worked in a call center years ago. the thermostat was in the 'executive office' hallway, where 4 people worked. it controlled the temp for the whole side of our building, affecting 130 people. One of the execs 'liked it
993.
by lowercased 8y ago
> There are many companies that don't know they need this kind of person, and it might be difficult to find a match. that sounds like a different angle of saying what I was saying. if a company doesn't know they have a need fo
994.
by lowercased 8y ago
> Running your own business has taught you many lessons which will come very handy when looking for a job. I imagine it's very dependent on what you do, what your skills are, and what type of industry you're in (and, finally, w
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by lowercased 8y ago
Agreed. In 2007/2008, I'd been doing PHP for 11ish years; started in early 96 with PHP/FI, with vb & notes in the early 90s before that. I kept doing some PHP, but moved primarily to spring/java (via grails). enjoy
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by lowercased 8y ago
Nothing saying he couldn't hire more people now. There's (imo) an unmet need for quality service providers. Maybe it's just local to my area, and everyone else is doing great(?)
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by lowercased 8y ago
> It's easier than you think to find a friend who needs something to get fixed and get more clients from there by doing local advertising or even door to door knocking to check if people need some fixes. And... treat it like a busin
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by lowercased 8y ago
> I assume you meant "an empty string is user supplied an empty string as data". I think so - it was a bit late. But it's the diff between intentional empty value and unknown/initial value. I still don't grok wh
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by lowercased 8y ago
Open question re: django: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/ref/models/fields/#nul... I've got a colleague who has been using django for a couple of years (and has 15+ years experience with
1000.
by lowercased 8y ago
well... sprite wants it and I want it. and some colleagues want it too. So... "people" - yeah - "people" want it. Not just sprite. There's not a lot I can do to register dissatisfaction with Apple's directio
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by lowercased 8y ago
after the second or third trip, they should have just given a new replacement one. 5 replacements (if I read that right) would be classified as a 'lemon' under car laws in many cases.
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by lowercased 8y ago
can't and not needing to are two really different things. the 'not needing to' just being shifted to having to use proprietary environments for doing stuff essential to debugging (like looking at log files) is, for most peop
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by lowercased 8y ago
There's not many use cases I come across where the 'nested' data is the only instance of that data. A student record might have some nested class information, but the class information itself lives as a master someplace else
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by lowercased 8y ago
i noticed a lag in the vue one only on the first entry - everything else was basically instant (less lag than I could perceive). Basically instant on react too, although I tested that one separately. Too lazy to clear browsers and test ag
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by lowercased 8y ago
Bit of a shame the nyt article didn't include that perspective - not all the 'cringey' labelling so much, but at least mentioning that they were booed.