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by lugged 5y ago
They have core problems open from years ago they just ignore. This is their normal mode of operation.
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by lugged 5y ago
You can't figure out why a company selling a product might want to care about losing users and market share?
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by lugged 5y ago
I use Linux and I have no idea what y'all are talking about.
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by lugged 5y ago
Because it creates a false dichotomy in people's minds. It pushes everyone into a zero sum mode. They have to win at the opponent's expense. Instead, both parties should be looking for win win solutions to all the problems they fa
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by lugged 5y ago
> Hopefully Lol. You misunderstand the Australian government's propensity for shitfuckery.
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by lugged 5y ago
You can use profiles for von stuff. Containers only really works for site based state.
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by lugged 5y ago
Same sentiment here. About 7 years of arch and i3. Machine migrations are literally dd or rysync commands. I am in love with the fact my OS layer just does not change at all. It's boring and I like it that way.
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by lugged 5y ago
"wsl is real Linux" Why don't ya'll just use Linux? This just sounds so much more difficult than using the real thing.
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by lugged 5y ago
Have you ever set up a free slack community? Because I haven't. It's a nightmare, you need custom software to even invite people. Besides that, its severely limited. Discord has a real free model, slack does not.
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by lugged 5y ago
Because its free. Slack is not.
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by lugged 5y ago
It's not the same word mate. They're literally different words in different languages. It's not a misspelling. Colour and color are literally the same word, different spellings. Tapu and taboo is not literally the same. They
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by lugged 5y ago
Tapu is a Maori word, it's a bit more nuanced / not quite the same as taboo but close. It's not like nobody can touch, just not everyone can touch. And not really about touch at all but it's part of it.
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by lugged 5y ago
I don't think it's official going by other commenters but as background, They're probably making the argument that their information is mana (spirit~) and therefore tapu (sacred/don't touch). I don't think many
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by lugged 5y ago
You know Devs can relatively easily get around 250k in NY / SF right? Trades are solid career choices but it's hard work and you expire at about the same rate as a software dev.
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by lugged 5y ago
Not asking for help sounds like stubbornness and inability to admit a failure or lack of knowledge.That's more a cultural thing from my experience. Common in Asian cultures but also prevelant in older western generations. Being overly
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by lugged 5y ago
What's masculine about being a bully?
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by lugged 5y ago
"the parts of masculinity that are toxic". Which parts are those? The Wikipedia article is pretty disturbingly biased but let's go with it for lack of anything else: > Traits traditionally viewed as masculine in Western so
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by lugged 5y ago
Probably but it sounds like he was roped into it as a young teenager to do the reshoots and I'm guessing if you're struggling it'd be hard to turn down secondary opportunities to make some money. I don't think you can us
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by lugged 5y ago
In my experience people rarely learn anything after you insult them and call their work ugly. If AP had a "better way of doing things" maybe they should have actually given us an example of what it looks like. Right now, all I thi
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by lugged 5y ago
Las I checked judges don't love it when you try to be clever or cute.
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by lugged 5y ago
I'm on a team of Devs and non Devs. We have non Dev bi people on the team, they set timelines in days for things that would take me minutes in a spreadsheet and hours in code. It's kind of awkward.
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by lugged 5y ago
This thread is about issue only GitHub repos being used for project management.
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by lugged 5y ago
Colin sorting or splitting would be amazing for GitHub. The convert to issue feature needs work though.
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by lugged 5y ago
> Send the national guard door to door with medics to force vaccinations on the antivax cretins in the hot zones. > Oh wait, the Republican governors are busy outlawing mask mandates. > Keep piling up the bodies on the altar of Tru
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by lugged 5y ago
Maybe it's time to wonder if it's not how you arrange the files?
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by lugged 5y ago
No they're not. Making a solid living is what's important to these companies. Not finding investment. Exits maybe.
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by lugged 5y ago
I think it's a symptom of the field. A lot of arduino code is ghastly but mostly comes down to hardware people coding things for the first time and having zero professional development experience or formal education.
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by lugged 5y ago
You're defining success using a metric one person companies don't use to define success. The only ones that survive to success are "normal startups" which are not actually normal at all for most businesses around the wor
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by lugged 5y ago
Survivorship bias. One person unicorns don't generally exit in the same way, this whole article was about the problems trying to raise for small one person companies.
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by lugged 5y ago
To be honest you lost the privacy battle when you bought apple hardware. Can't run Linux, can't run windows, you're stuck with zero competition in the OS space.

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