mariusor

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by mariusor 2y ago
Sorry, I can't really function in an environment that thrives in this kind of duplicity.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I did exactly that and now I'm in the process of being fired because my boss was pressured into snitching on their team members that don't comply. So, YMMV. :P
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by mariusor 2y ago
As it sometimes happens, I actually have a next day update. An HR representative organized a meeting from one day to the next, and iterated in no uncertain terms that they will not negotiate any severance and the only result for my actions
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by mariusor 2y ago
Chuck it to me being a little neuro atypical, but I can't fathom how lying is "showing respect". :)
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by mariusor 2y ago
I'm in the EU and my employer is currently taking action against me for disregarding the 3 day a week RTO. Currently we're in negotiating phase. It can end either in dismissal or, hopefully, a severance package that would take int
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by mariusor 2y ago
I feel like this type of behaviour lacks respect both for oneself and for one's boss.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> folks with this type of attitude don’t make good team members in my experience. Comparing this line here with what TFA is saying, the lack of empathy is astounding.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I was replying from the context of the grand-parent quote about "singular focus". :)
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by mariusor 2y ago
I think you're projecting. What it means is that now the browser is Andreas' main focus after he announced earlier last month that he will step down from Serenity OS's team.
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by mariusor 2y ago
And does that seem reasonable to you? I hate to brandish trendy terms, but it sounds a little ableist. [edit] Also, what will the developer struggle with if they're not able to come up with a convenient response to "why do you wan
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by mariusor 2y ago
Based on the answers in this thread it seems like there's a large chunk of people for whom the "apart from money" is not implied. And I think that's what TFA is in support of any way. Neurotypical people might understand
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by mariusor 2y ago
I saw some shared pipes that were using twitter.
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by mariusor 2y ago
One of the former SourceHut developers has worked on a pretty good mobile client: Goguma. https://f-droid.org/packages/fr.emersion.goguma/
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by mariusor 2y ago
I always thought HN doesn't have RSS, that's why https://hnrss.org was created if I'm not mistaken. I just saw there is actually a feed for the main page.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Sure, but if a truck that picked up sorted plastic arrives at the landfill, it's going to be dumped all in one place. If at any time in the future we devise a way to efficiently get rid of it, it's easier to remove it from one sin
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by mariusor 2y ago
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, but yes, that's exactly what I'm doing too.
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by mariusor 2y ago
And from here to sorting the trash before it reaches the landfill is just a small step in logic.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> nothing you do with plastic actually makes a difference ... yet. Do you think that in a wonderful future where we get some technical advancement to be able to deal with plastics effectively, will it be easier to deal with it when it&#x
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by mariusor 2y ago
> might well be a complete waste of time Do you think that having all plastics spread through a landfill is better than having them grouped even if residing the in the same landfill? I think sorting your trash is never lost time on a glo
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by mariusor 2y ago
Yet, you should still vote.
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by mariusor 2y ago
In this specific example it's not the Commission that drives this initiative, but the Council, which is formed of head of states for the individual members.
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by mariusor 2y ago
And then poorer countries joined the EU. I'm not an economist but I think that's how it's supposed to work.
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by mariusor 2y ago
There is: stop electing the people that make these decisions in positions that can land them in the EU Council.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> Even if they were aware of the EU politicians of said party (which is never part of the campaign materials) then they now have even more things to compromise on with a single vote. Maybe I'm thinking too hard about the problem, bu
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by mariusor 2y ago
Can you tell me what democratic deficiencies you see in this? Why is the process of having a prime minister/chancellor/etc as head of state fine in a national democratic process, but not on a european level? If I see any issue wit
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by mariusor 2y ago
In this specific case I believe that it's the EU Council that pushes for the current iteration of the law, which is formed of the head of states for each EU member. So, even if they might not be explicitly elected to be in the EU gover
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by mariusor 2y ago
> meaning: there will be little opposition to the proposal once it reaches the MEPs. meaning: because the dust hasn't settled on the EU parliamentary elections, MEPs could vote without giving full attention to the law. Call me an op
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by mariusor 2y ago
It's not about understanding the language, it's about how an element in the code can mean different things. Think how in Ruby you can get monkey patched behaviour that overwrites a method name for some type, or even the init() fun
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by mariusor 2y ago
Also, I expect "green light" in this context means that it will make it on the EU Parliament's agenda, nothing more. That's still perilously close, but it's not done and dusted yet.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I always thought that lack of "magic" in a programming language means that when (as a human) you read through source code you are able to reach the end of the program. Opposite to that, in a language that has "magic" you

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