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nbar1
6y ago
Thanks for the links, definitely gonna check it out!
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nbar1
6y ago
Unfortunately for me, I was a remote worker already (worked there for a month shy of 6 years). Hopefully, my position (React/Node FS Dev) is in high enough demand after all this to resume working remotely with a comfortable salary. I&#
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nbar1
6y ago
I feel for the people at Tor who were let go. My company was in the same position and I was unfortunately on the list of people who had their position terminated. While I am upset that I am now unemployed I also can understand how a company
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nbar1
6y ago
I use Amazon Smile to donate to Tor. It's not much, but it's something.
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nbar1
7y ago
I wouldn't give this website my information.
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nbar1
7y ago
To check for outstanding warrants.
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nbar1
7y ago
I would quite like to know when a PR is in movement that I'm involved in.
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nbar1
7y ago
Practices like this are ridiculous. Of course you should be respectful in a code review, but you should also be to the point and ask questions if you don't understand why they did something they did, even if there is a "better&quo
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nbar1
7y ago
The below information is incorrect. Chrome HD Themes has the most extensions, not most downloads Original comment: That "developer" is Chrome HD Themes and the extensions are themes.
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nbar1
7y ago
Is GitHub not indexed by Google anyway? I'm probably out of the loop on something here.
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nbar1
8y ago
The content on those domains is highly relevant and appears to be thorough. What do you think a non-profit could have used them for that would be better?
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nbar1
8y ago
Second one I got was an Indian man.
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nbar1
8y ago
It was never dropped, it is still in Google's Code of Conduct. It's not, however, included in Alphabets. https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct/
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nbar1
8y ago
This is just how business works at that level. Don't like it? Me either, but Google is still playing by the rules.
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nbar1
8y ago
I feel like at this point, anyone using Facebook still is using it because of their addiction or for business purposes.
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nbar1
8y ago
Only the Google Chromebooks are priced high, and still isn't even close to the Macbook. There are many offerings from other company for just a few hundred dollars that run Chrome OS.
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nbar1
8y ago
Not really. People could be in debt, people could be taking care of their parents or other family members. You are making a lot of assumptions because you think everyone who works at Google is rich.
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nbar1
8y ago
Not everyone is in a position to walk away from a job in hopes to land a new one in a week. People have families, bills, obligations.
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nbar1
8y ago
Yes, you can advertise to only one sex. The problem is they advertised a job ad.
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nbar1
8y ago
Unfortunately, until Apple gets onboard we aren't willing to take advantage of them at my job.
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nbar1
8y ago
>The review concluded there was "overwhelming evidence" they were far safer than smoking and "of negligible risk to bystanders"
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nbar1
8y ago
The only marketing I've seen for it was the tape on my packages the last few weeks.
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nbar1
8y ago
I don't see this as an issue. Google does it with all of their products. If you own a flooring company and a cabinet company, you're going to try to convince your flooring customers to buy your cabinets.
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nbar1
8y ago
If you read the comment you replied to, he states they are vulnerable to one of the big 5 competing against them and wiping out their business model. This isn't hard to classify at all, it's a matter of fact.
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nbar1
8y ago
People who don't go early and wait around.
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nbar1
8y ago
We've come full circle. Except this circle has adware.
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8y ago
I like what the guy did, but am I the only one who feels most of these "I did x with y" articles always end up trying to sell you something? What happened to just sharing our knowledge with each other?
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Code Fearlessly (2010)
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8y ago
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nbar1
9y ago
The point is certainly valid. If Google steps out of this, they are just going to find someone to fill those shoes.
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nbar1
9y ago
I think people might be missing a use case... It will map your exact body type and then allow you to try on clothes with AR through your phone screen.
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