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by omouse 10y ago
This is the most powerful thing you can do in a business or for support; you have a set of scripts for the most common cases and actions and you're basically just ticking boxes to get through the process. Then you can use your brainpow
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by omouse 10y ago
bad enough that I can be reached after work via slack and get calls while I'm on a commute (which is never compensated for aside from general salary), it'll have video? also, this only works in Chrome and on mobile, which is reall
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by omouse 10y ago
Can't wait for a class-action lawsuit. This is precisely why it makes sense to keep database data encrypted even to admins and why it makes sense for ride-sharing companies to be co-operatives or non-profits. Profit-seeking companies e
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by omouse 10y ago
0. someone who stands up to management.
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by omouse 10y ago
Nope, it'll live on and the code will be available for all to see and study which means it'll end up being a case study or research material in a textbook or Masters or Phd thesis. One day someone may try to make an emulator for I
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by omouse 10y ago
I wonder if this competes with Qt or GTK?
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by omouse 10y ago
The problem is when the push back is not standardized. I've seen bad code go through with comments like "we can deal with these things in a later PR or two" but then other code gets flagged for "it fixes one problem but
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How to pay programmers the right amount(yegor256.com)
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by omouse 10y ago
In Canada too you can request all of the data that a company has on you. You just have to fill in a form or call the company and if they refuse you can contact the privacy office in your respective province or the federal privacy commisio
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by omouse 10y ago
Uber as a company is very ethical and takes the responsibility that we are entrusted with very seriously. and at the same time plays dirty with city councils and hires a lot of lobbyists and slashes prices without advanced warning to driv
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by omouse 10y ago
Kinda sucks that they have to offer a commercial license, hopefully it doesn't turn into an Open Core-style development effort.
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by omouse 10y ago
Fuck DRM. Seriously.
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by omouse 10y ago
To echo others, the start of a great hack.
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by omouse 10y ago
Yes which means I have to apply my own reasoning and ethical thinking.
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by omouse 10y ago
Toxic workplace? I think so.
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by omouse 10y ago
Impressed that someone is using LaTeX to write reports! Wish I could get my coworkers to do that ;p
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by omouse 10y ago
Inspired by Panic Status Board and dismayed that it was not open source, I tried to create my own, in php (not sure if the code is floating out there somewhere) and man, it's bad to see such a great product go. Seriously, so good it in
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by omouse 10y ago
I never understand why people choose MIT when they create something valuable and don't go for AGPL or GPL. Looks good though :D
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by omouse 10y ago
It would be better if we knew they weren't using it for evil.
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by omouse 10y ago
Proof that technology is neutral and isn't all about freedom and ethics; will be avoiding anything published by them.
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by omouse 10y ago
As mentioned, it already exists and it's not democratic and you can't complain about it or anything. Completely useless fascist censorship board.
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by omouse 10y ago
This is why it's important for alternative companies to be started, ones that have ethics built in that won't bow to censorship.
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by omouse 10y ago
Absolutely, I didn't learn this a few times because I expected the product I was freelancing on to be sold to multiple other clients meaning continued project work for me. But after a month and a half and using up some savings $$$ to p
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by omouse 10y ago
That's the growth mindset for you. Airbnb would be better if it were not profit-driven imo.
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by omouse 10y ago
No, you.
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by omouse 10y ago
IBM did a study on work spaces and how they affect productivity. It would be nice if universities did the same as a joint project of the Architecture and Computer Science departments but everyone seems to be interested in coding to get a jo
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by omouse 10y ago
Awesome, excellent stuff.
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by omouse 10y ago
can confirm, was forced off the sidewalk thanks to geese and the sidewalk was double-wide. they're real mean :/
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by omouse 10y ago
Why not APNG?
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by omouse 10y ago
Canadian govt apparently treats bitcoin as an asset. I wonder how that affects your taxes if the price goes lower than you bought it for; do you treat it as a depreciation in assets and are allowed to pay less tax?

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