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by par 7y ago
wait what? I live in Bay Area and can confirm there are a lot of places people drink and have fun.
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by par 7y ago
WOW. Ok I had no idea you could scroll that menu. wtf. I was also confounded by the new iOS 13 update not being able to save photos, but I got around by tapping on the pic from the conversation thread and getting a save action sheet.
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by par 7y ago
Hot damn this is so true. This is exactly what comes to my mind when I think of emotional labor.
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by par 7y ago
TikTok is definitely ushering in the next wave of social. Admittedly I'm old and therefore I am not on it, but I still find a lot of the videos that get re-posted pretty consumable and entertaining.
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by par 7y ago
Been using pure swift for quite some time now. There used to be some libs for which I'd have to make a bridging header, but lately there's fewer of those.
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Building an app is the new 'starting a band' (2012)(devcodehack.com)
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by par 7y ago
so was the fatal blow in being effectively replaced by kubernetes? or not getting to the admin console as a product fast enough?
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by par 7y ago
> That being said, I have no idea how colors work. This is me.
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by par 7y ago
Is everyone who believes that there are nefarious forces at work crazy?
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by par 7y ago
I used to be an engineer at a startup that Groupon was acquiring. One day we were at their Chicago HQ being interviewed by their leadership team. I was waiting outside the conference room, feeling super nervous, when this really tall guy wi
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by par 7y ago
These two are really coming up as some of the most toxic cofounders I've seen in a while.
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by par 7y ago
File this under design anti-pattern.
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by par 7y ago
What about getting some Obfuscated Ruby one-liners, like the well known Perl Obfuscation Contests? https://www.foo.be/docs/tpj/issues/vol4_3/tpj0403-0017.html :)
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by par 7y ago
This is something that so many dev teams have pined for. We wanted this as a dev team so badly when we were all acquired and wanted to move on from the acquiring company. Unfortunately in practice it's a lot harder than it looks. Acqui
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by par 7y ago
While Cramer is known for his braggadocio, he's not wrong here. WeWork IPO doesn't pass the smell test. It's possible that WeWork ipo could trigger a huge correction across all of tech, and have rippling effects for many pri
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by par 7y ago
That's preposterous. A lot of times you need an assertion in order to gather evidence. To make an assertion and then immediately dismiss it because there is no evidence would be a criminals dream come true.
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by par 7y ago
yes i agree but this same thing can cut both ways. Source: have spent many years building healthy teams with many directs and direct managers. There is a way to broach the subject of personal stress in a 1x1 but an internet comment box is n
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by par 7y ago
Yes, but it took a lot of work to get here. I spent many years working at Uber during the hyper growth periods, and even before that a lot of startup life. It really took its toll on me, and by the end of it I was an alcoholic mess. I was l
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by par 7y ago
I hear what you're saying but in my experience, waterfall vs. agile is rarely the core of the issue that the company is trying to solve for when they bring in these consultants to 'fix' things. It just leads to more dissonanc
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by par 7y ago
I understand your intentions, but you should try to be clear with your directs that the stress you are talking about is work related only, and even more specifically, work related stress not caused by you directly.
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by par 7y ago
Docker for Mac is a performance nightmare. It requires state of the art $3400 macbook pro to run properly, and even then still takes seconds (or 10s of seconds) to spin up, start local servers, etc. Build processes that would've run lo
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by par 7y ago
That movie, like this sentiment about facebook, is now 9 years old.
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by par 7y ago
Comment readers be warned, this is a fairly toxic and divisive thread.
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by par 7y ago
ahh !g, thanks for that reminder. I find that DDG isn't indexing Github Issues as well as I'd like, and for that I still found myself going back to G.
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by par 7y ago
Apropos of nothing, I actually find myself using DuckDuckGo and Firefox a lot more lately, over Chrome and gSearch. I also want to get to hosting my own email, and move off of Gmail. Not going to lie though, I really like the Gmail interfac
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by par 7y ago
Incredible scam pulled off by Adam and Rebekah Neuman. Color me impressed.
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by par 7y ago
"Tumblr was an example of how to do social media right and we can learn a lot from it." I mean... maybe. Tumblr was also an example of maybe not pivoting the product to cater to the community properly, as there was a lot of other
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by par 7y ago
onsite pentesting for example. You want to train your employees to be aware of random cables and usb drives laying around, this is a good test to ensure your training worked.
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by par 7y ago
what was it like working there?
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by par 7y ago
wow you sound pretty aggressive about something that is quite innocuous.

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