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omouse
10y ago
But since they're a Canadian company and we protect our own, they continue to win contracts because we're too conservative and risk-averse to allow new companies to be formed and let Bombardier lay people off. It's finally ha
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omouse
10y ago
Bombardier should probably be split up into multiple smaller companies and taken off the public's $$$. I've paid taxes and I'm pretty sure most of my tax dollars are just getting thrown at Bombardier.
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omouse
10y ago
Sweet!
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omouse
10y ago
I remember this, it was an app! People! Made by some douchebags :/
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omouse
10y ago
Not surprised, they seem like a shady outfit.
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omouse
10y ago
Yep there's something to be said about being addicted to screens and how it changes our attention span and focus. I've been trying to use my long commute to work to increase focus and be less agitated by distractions.
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omouse
10y ago
Class action lawsuits.
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omouse
10y ago
The marketers and advertisers have finally won. Google hasn't been an engineering company for the last 5 years maybe, but this confirms it. It's like Facebook, they're beholden to the non-developers and non-software engineers
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omouse
10y ago
Agreed and this is why React has been given a pass I think, because it's only for display purposes.
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omouse
10y ago
Wikileaks previously did work with journalists to leak only things of interest to the public, they abandoned that position because it doesn't make sense to protect the state. These leaked emails were from govt agents and are unencrypte
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omouse
10y ago
>As far as I'm concerned, in an environment like mine, where developers can no longer hide their incompetence behind bureaucracy like a QA team, it is official insanity to not spend inordinate amounts of development time writing aut
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omouse
10y ago
At the same time we should still praise them for trying to replicate a study, which doesn't happen nearly often enough in the computer science field (aside from algorithms and data structures studies).
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omouse
10y ago
what are the other open source options?
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omouse
10y ago
Keep in mind this is venture capitalists or founders spending, employees don't most of what SV elitists are lobbying for.
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omouse
10y ago
How does this compare to OpenShift?
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omouse
10y ago
Do they do blu-ray?
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omouse
10y ago
I'm more curious to know how these affect the profits of StackOverflow and what gets more bang for the buck or if random ideas are being tried out seeing which one sticks.
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10y ago
I've always found it curious why no one sets up a class-action lawsuit about the privacy and 3rd party selling of data.
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omouse
10y ago
My resume includes articles I wrote in 2007 and the tutoring I've done; why? Because very few software devs have done that sort of thing. It's funny though because in general I could pare it all down to maybe two paragraphs, I
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omouse
10y ago
The link for this may need to be changed to the publisher's site, or to a review page, but it's pretty good read so far.
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Come and Take It, Cody Wilson, man behind 3d gun printing has released his book
(amazon.com)
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omouse
10y ago
I wonder what the OSI and Software Freedom Law Center say about this.
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omouse
10y ago
Then Facebook should have stuck with the Apache 2.0 license.
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10y ago
StackOverflow as a company may have grown a little too quickly; I wonder how much $$ they make from this and whether they should just focus on their core which is community and maintaining a decent community rather than these marketing-led
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omouse
10y ago
It will become even more important to include visuals such as popular company logos or hip cool images. This is the only reason I created a logo for my open source project, so that it sticks out whenever someone posts about it.
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omouse
10y ago
Cargo cult style.
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I've been on a PIP before and they're 100% political. You're absolutely right that they're trying to fire you without immediately firing you. They'll probably also try and get you to sign extra legal documents. If y
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omouse
10y ago
https://boingboing.net/2016/10/04/proposal-turn-twitter-into... It can happen, co-operatives are a viable business model. My bank is a co-operative and they work for their member-owners.
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10y ago
there's a proposal to turn Twitter into a co-operative: https://boingboing.net/2016/10/04/proposal-turn-twitter-into...
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omouse
10y ago
The default configuration is the damned problem.
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