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nicolia
7y ago
Any community voting system runs the risk of very quickly becoming politicized and then backfiring.
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nicolia
7y ago
This article reminds me of the one truly explorative news aggregate app I used some years ago called Zite. Zite would not only pull news from the usual major sources, but it would also pull up obscure blogs and micro niche indie publicati
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nicolia
7y ago
What is a better alternative to server side rendering?
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nicolia
10y ago
I don't understand the joke...
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nicolia
10y ago
> when I look at some of the people's linkedin profile and the actual attitude and proficiency they demonstrate in their jobs makes linkedin look like a ridiculous circus. Can you share some examples?
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nicolia
10y ago
>Their success is 100% contingent upon how valuable they make themselves to their employer, and how much crap they accumulate. Boomers see success as zero-sum. Your title comes at the expense of someone else. They believe that young peop
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nicolia
10y ago
I agree that there is no reason that it can't, however the loudest narrative (and in the cultures of the flagship companies) is that it does not. If the author doesn't gel with that for whatever legitimate reasons, then they are l
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nicolia
10y ago
But I don't think I know everything.
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nicolia
10y ago
Of course I do. I like painting, and photography, and history, and sketching. But most of the time (since I'm in school) I'm working on projects on the weekend. It boosts my portfolio and hones my skills.
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nicolia
10y ago
What is that supposed to mean? I'm not claiming to know everything.
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nicolia
10y ago
I've interned at a multibillion euro company for a couple of years. I have an idea of what it's like.
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nicolia
10y ago
For a field that doesn't cater to people with families and other life obligations too well, I think it does.
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nicolia
10y ago
My point isn't about skill. My point is that it is a slower moving area of software development.
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nicolia
10y ago
I actually don't mind being a human machine. Not that I've had the chance yet. I'm still in college to get my CS degree and would fall into one of those people where "coding is a Craft". I genuinely love programming
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nicolia
10y ago
This article is about the collection of emails, it's not about the vote counts. It is just a clickbait title.