odyssey7

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   by odyssey7 8y ago

   > I was fooled into joining because I met with a data scientist and an "experienced web developer" without actually looking at their code. Is it typical to be able to look at a company's code before signing up? After havin
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   by odyssey7 8y ago

   I had hoped "software engineer" would have meant more of a focus on making systems reliable, vs "software developer," but in my experience it's only a trendy job title preference.
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   by odyssey7 8y ago

   Animal spirits.
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   by odyssey7 8y ago

   I don't think hacking and donating should be conflated this way. What is the ROI for a dictator who decides to count their own votes?
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   by odyssey7 9y ago

   > You know what might change this? I gave a talk on this to Stanford alumni and afterward a lawyer came up to me and said there are going to be lawsuits. This won't happen as long as the worst offenders can push individual arbitrati
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   by odyssey7 9y ago

   I agree with this. Good software updates that I've resisted in the past have often surprised me at how much I prefer them once I acclimate to them. The alternate line of thinking, that nothing big about the UI or system can ever change