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by natpalmer1776 8y ago
This is an extremely grey area that honestly comes down to the patent laws of your country, the uniqueness of the code you're reusing or porting, and your intended use for that code. This is where it becomes important to use open licen
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by natpalmer1776 8y ago
I guess I like to think of the company in the terms of my coworkers instead of the organization. But you're right, there would be no moral audit before letting me go if they decided I wasn't working out.
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by natpalmer1776 8y ago
Your response really echoes some of the thoughts I've already had on the matter. I'm by no means underpaid given my age and qualifications, however the market demand for my current skill-set far outstrips both of those factors. I&
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Ask HN: How do you deal with the morals of leaving your current job?
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by natpalmer1776 8y ago
I think the issue here is that in an ideal world, neither would exist. The original reply to your comment suggests that this is not even being considered and thus is satirizing your rationale.
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by natpalmer1776 8y ago
This is why I wrote 'indirectly' The most valuable thing I can give him is passion. It's not my responsibility to direct it towards a preferred venue, rather to expose him to the world in a safe way that allows him to explore
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by natpalmer1776 8y ago
I'm 22 with a spouse and newborn son. I have to say that this has done more for my emotional and professional development than anything else could have at this point in my life. Knowing my son will indirectly inherit my own habits has
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Ask HN: What are your “Rules to Follow” when writing code?
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