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by pionar 10y ago
I have a private office (I work from home), but there's a difference between open offices where EVERYONE in the company is out in one big area and a separate space for each team. That's how a team I used to be on was arranged. The
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How Hampton Creek Sold Silicon Valley on a Fake-Mayo Miracle(bloomberg.com)
5 points by pionar 10y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 10y ago
No, it's just that Akamai (probably) didn't want a "customer" that they were hosting pro bono to affect paying customers.
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by pionar 10y ago
When I was a kid, I remember my dad once cleaning corrosion off car battery terminals with Coke. That + a wire brush. It did much better than just water + wire brush.
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by pionar 10y ago
>Everywhere I've worked has been in reactive mode. We never have time to slow down and adjust. Never given any time to work on the infrastructure projects that will give us the tools to do our jobs better in the long run. >This l
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by pionar 10y ago
It sounds to me like, and I'm not judging here, you're saying, "I want a job, but I don't want to have to prove myself." How is the company supposed to know if you're a good fit for the position without an inte
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by pionar 10y ago
I'm both a boss and have a boss. I've seen from people who work for other bosses that yes, the biggest effect on employee happiness comes from their boss. There's no magic bullet; each employee is different. Sure, it's n
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by pionar 10y ago
I've learned that there are only two things managers are responsible for - getting the performance and achieving the goals the company has set for them, and keeping their people. If you achieve goals but don't keep your people, yo
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by pionar 10y ago
But you can't always debug code that's out in the wild with the same exact scenario that caused the NRE. It's helpful to have the actual thing that's null for post-error troubleshooting.
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by pionar 10y ago
The perp had told the police that he was going to kill more officers if any came near him. He had already (probably) killed before, so how is it not imminent danger? You can't just "wait him out" and hope he won't escape
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by pionar 10y ago
> LastPass offers an option to simply remember your master password It does, but it gives you a VERY strongly-worded warning when you enable that. I like LastPass for a few reasons - * It lets me share my personal account with my work ac
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by pionar 10y ago
> The problem is that we don't see what we have given up by not living closer together. Oh, I see it. I see "giving up" crowded, noisy urban areas while walking in a crowd that will make most people feel claustrophobic. I
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by pionar 10y ago
It's a subsystem of Windows for running part of Linux, so Windows Subsystem for Linux. :)
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by pionar 10y ago
It's called priorities. Reddit didn't need an image uploading service, it had other shit to worry about.
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Semi-autonomous car hits new record speed at Indy track(readwrite.com)
1 points by pionar 10y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 10y ago
Here's the naming announcement, and reasons for it - http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ASPNET5IsDeadIntroducingASPNET...
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by pionar 10y ago
Going back to .csproj files, but improving those. From [0]: "Question: project.json is going away? Sadface What were the things we liked? It was small, contained NuGet information, and could be edited by hand. Damian does not want
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by pionar 10y ago
Wait, you're complaining about things that are so because it was a very early preview version? You should never rely on early versions of something for critical, production projects without recognizing the risk.
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by pionar 10y ago
Yes! You'd buy visual studio, it would come on 6 CDs but only 2 of them were VS. The rest was MSDN docs.
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by pionar 10y ago
Depending on what you're looking for, there's usually only two you need: MSDN[0] and TechNet[1]. [0] https://msdn.microsoft.com/library [1] https://technet.microsoft.com/library/default.aspx
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by pionar 10y ago
I remember growing up as a lower-middle class midwestern kid, Roseanne was a show I loved, because I identified with it so much. Dan and Roseanne were my parents, and my friends were just like Darlene and Becky. Another similar show from th
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by pionar 11y ago
>But why on earth would you live hundreds of miles away from where you work? I work remotely, but occasionally it's nice to get face time with the team. I moved for my wife, who got a job (in an industry where there's not a lot
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by pionar 11y ago
>it would be a fun side effect to see the color change between different scenes :) Now that's a horse of a different color[0]! [0] http://oz.wikia.com/wiki/Horse_of_a_Different_Color
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Windows to iPhone to Android(lhotka.net)
2 points by pionar 11y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 11y ago
It's called "Tu quoque"[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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by pionar 11y ago
May I ask where you live? The countryside can mean any amount of distance. In many parts of the US the "countryside" between cities could stretch hundreds of miles. I live outside of Detroit, but I'm originally from Indianapo
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by pionar 11y ago
> Instagram - used Facebook for viral distribution and eventually eclipsed Facebook Imgur - built image hosting for Reddit and now has eclipsed Reddit. Uh, not quite. Imgur would still die if Reddit went away. Same for Instagram. If Twi
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by pionar 11y ago
Pickup trucks. The #1 selling vehicles in the US year after year are pickup trucks. Those aren't really needed or desired (due to size) in places like NYC and SF. In the midwest, however, Pickup trucks are everywhere. In my suburban De
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by pionar 11y ago
It doesn't mention test at all in the agreement, I don't know what OP's talking about. It only forbids production installations.
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by pionar 11y ago
Calm down, I think he was saying Unity. It's stuck on an old version of Mono.

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