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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Again remote first does not mean offices do not exist. Once you start working you’ll see that there’s already a lot of collaboration over the internet. It’s nothing like school
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Funny how no one was complaining when they got a 50 to 200% raise by moving there. It just makes sense - why would you pay more than necessary?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
My point is that "decision fatigue" is not a valid point to begin with since most people don't deal with such issues therefore it's not really relevant in the grand schemes of remote-first discussions.
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
So you don’t want remote first to become popular because you’re not capable of making decisions and want the company to make them for you?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I don't understand why all of that can't be conducted over the internet. I mean, we're having this conversation over the internet, right? Plus, again remote first does not mandate working from home. One could still go into th
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I would argue that absorbing new information would be much easier in a remote-first environment (such meandering conversations would be available for everyone to see, not just the participants of a given conversation). The rest of what you
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Remote-first is the future. I'm not sure why anyone would be against it. No one is forcing you to work from home. From a compliance and operations perspective a remote-first company is effectively forced to do a lot of things many comp
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Remote-first is the future. I'm not sure why anyone would be against it. No one is forcing you to work from home. From a compliance and operations perspective a remote-first company is effectively forced to do a lot of things many comp
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Again, you are making a lot of unsubstantiated claims here. Also, there are more options than the two you have presented. The only thing you can definitely say about Bay Area developers vs others is that they’re paid more money - a result o
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I disagree that it proves your point that Bay Area engineers are somehow more talented than engineers outside of the bay Area.
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I'd be curious to see if you have any evidence at all to suggest that the average engineer outside of SF is more competent than the average engineer in SF. The simpler explanation is simply that Bay Area companies have more money to sp
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
These types of studies always miss the point - the difference in entry input (SAT, GPA, class rank) do not necessary result in a proportional difference in output (reputation in a variety of fields). As an example, if you assume everyone wh
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Ironically this view is the most destructive of them all. If people feel things are unfair they should never stop obsessing. If people just accepted injustice and unfairness slavery would exist and the Jews would be wiped out to give two sa
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Is there something like this that's self-hosted? My ideal scenario is something like this that's $20/month for unlimited usage, with the caveat that you have to have the server in your own house with your own internet, but th
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Florida gets a lot of flak but this is good. Transparency is the only way to fight corruption. The only real downside to such absolute transparency like this is that most people don't want to be accountable.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Unfortunately many people have a poor understanding of statistics and cherry pick examples to fit their agenda.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
I’m not sure what your examples have to do with anything. Do you think people can will themselves to success independent of their circumstances? It’s obvious factors outside of your control determine 99.99% of your outcomes. Literally all t
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
I disagree - the hand you’re given, parents, status, genetics, etc pretty much decide the outcomes in reality. Similarly as you’ve pointed out the early rolls decide most of the outcome as well.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Isn’t that the point the game is trying to make?
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Reminds of me the Three Body Problem series. The "droplet" was a perfect mirror because a mystery reflective material was tied together using the strong force. So I guess that means the "perfect" mirror must be bound by
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Well, without workers there are no businesses.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Just use keycloak.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
There are some questions I haven't been able to find good answers to in addition to the one posed in the article: 1. Is it possible to get COVID-19 twice? 2. If (1) is true, are the symptoms the same (if applicable)? 3. If (1) is true
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Use Electron. If your app takes off then you can reevaluate and re-write as necessary.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
It seems that the underlying assumption here is that people who are highly educated and work in "clinical child development or similar" are superior at giving advice. Is this actually true? I'm also skeptical of the idea that
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
You are comparing apples to oranges. Again, are you imposing a hard constraint on the number of comments someone can make? With the example o gave you could have a constraint in CouchDB achieve the effect but there are simply other examples
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
Is it trivial? Let’s say you have a back end and an app that lets you post comments, like this site. How do you stop someone from spamming comments? Each comment is represented by a row in a table so the space will grow.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
In CouchDB 4.0 the backend of CouchDB will be switching to FoundationDB, which will have a 8MB limit, so they're preemptively making the change. You can remove the limit now if you'd like.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
There are plenty of proxies that do that with some config like nginx. Even if you were using a relational database with a backend you’d still have to solve the same problem.
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by newfeatureok 7y ago
You resolve that issue the same way you would resolve the same issue if you were using Postgres - you introduce some back-end. For your example specifically I'd use a proxy.

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