palves

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   Academic survey about delayed propagation on Twitter(survs.com)

   2 points by palves 15y ago|0 comments
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   by palves 15y ago

   I'm not questioning the profit-sharing, that's a great incentive (the best IMO) and I'm actually working in a company with that incentive. I'm questioning automatic prizes. Bonuses are incentives, and they only work if they make you work
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   by palves 15y ago

   The impact of seniority in the profit sharing program is way too big, in my opinion. I don't even exactly understand what seniority has to do with it, and I'm a (very?) senior developer, working professionally for more than 10 years. Isn't
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   by palves 15y ago

   Although not mentioned in the article, I wonder what will be the role of companies in this freelance world... If companies are only ever changing groups of freelancers properly gathered to accomplished certain tasks, what will differentiate
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   Entrepreneurs – Natural born optimists(inospito.net)

   1 points by palves 15y ago|0 comments
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   by palves 15y ago

   While I generally agree with the principles underlined in the article, using the Accept-Language header is definitely not the right way to control internationalization. Remember that one of the advantages of URLs is the ability to easily sh
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   by palves 15y ago

   How does it compare with powerful IDEs like Intellij/PyCharm or Eclipse? I mean, does it make sense to have an editor that is both good at "code, html and prose" (debugging and refactoring comes to mind...)?