popmystack

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by popmystack 11y ago
You can't just change the qualifications of his question and then go "I answered it!"
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by popmystack 11y ago
There is absolutely no reason for this post to be down voted. I am not sure why people are okay with "it will fix itself" -- it is an absurd position.
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by popmystack 11y ago
I laughed.
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by popmystack 11y ago
The first part of your statement doesn't really agree with your last.
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by popmystack 11y ago
What an extreme simplification and absurd push-under-the-rug statements. I'm glad we could stand by free-market narratives while we waste untold amounts of capital on nothing.
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by popmystack 11y ago
I wouldn't call Word's features obscure. They may not be relevant to you, but it is an extremely powerful publishing tool.
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by popmystack 11y ago
It has nothing to do with being sensitive. It is extremely suspect. They're not exactly a family photoshoot.
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by popmystack 11y ago
At the expected price point, isn't this card going to be kind of dead in the water considering Nvida's Pascal line will most likely be released just a quarter after it?
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by popmystack 11y ago
This kind of attitude is exactly why I tend to avoid recruiting out in the west coast. There is nothing about "SV material" that translates directly into productive output. It's all ego, with no substance to back it up. And i
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by popmystack 11y ago
I have the latest 15 inch MBP.
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by popmystack 11y ago
I like how a very forthright question has been met with utterly ridiculous characterizations of what was stated. I didn't say "how did you ever get hired." I specifically mentioned the lead/CTO aspect. It's a crudel
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by popmystack 11y ago
Well, for example, with the most recent updates I had problems with wifi stability and thunderbolt peripherals not working properly. They've been fixed now, but it's still kind of surprising they creep up given the limited amount
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by popmystack 11y ago
I can't help but avoid but sound like an Apple marketing drone, but hardware wise quite a few the selling points for me for a MBP have been the form factor and how "it all fits together." Personally, there still isn't re
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by popmystack 11y ago
Not only was it not much of a story, in fact it's so generic that can be applied to almost any field, but I never said he shouldn't have shared it. I asked how he was a lead on a project, when it's kind of clear that he proba
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by popmystack 11y ago
That's a ridiculous statement. "I'm sorry" is not an indication of negativity. Nor is it indicative of my posting history. Apparently criticism is simply not allowed. Sorry to poke the fluff that is somehow being perceiv
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by popmystack 11y ago
I would definitely agree with that as well.
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by popmystack 11y ago
It's definitely a common mistake. It is not a mistake I would tolerate with a CTO or someone leading a project.
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by popmystack 11y ago
Where do you see negativity? How is his comment adding any value? "We chose a stack we didn't fully understand after trying it for less than a week and it turns out we didn't know everything about it!" Also it's &qu
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by popmystack 11y ago
They most definitely do not have identical components. I am not sure why you think this is the case.
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by popmystack 11y ago
>they are able to charge a higher price due to having OS X as part of the product, and they do. That's a suspect claim. I am not saying the cost isn't accounted for, but claiming that they charge a premium simply because they h
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by popmystack 11y ago
I'm sorry, but how are you in a lead position but somehow didn't understand a timeless principle of software development?
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by popmystack 11y ago
I'm sorry, if we're talking about features being buggy, OS X is not something you exactly what to point a finger at as a good example of an OS that has features implemented in a stable way. Thankfully, OS X is cheap/free. I u
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by popmystack 11y ago
I'm going to have to strongly disagree that "slack showed us all how it's done." Trust me when I say, I am being forced to use Slack on a daily basis and I want nothing more for it to crash and burn. Give me MSN Messenge
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by popmystack 11y ago
>We already hire 'anyone' by hiring people from 3 month coding boot camps Oh my.
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by popmystack 11y ago
None of those are really comparable. Nice try though.
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by popmystack 11y ago
That's a bunch of pseudo-historic non-sense with basically no scientific foundation to it. The fact remains that eating less calories than you burn resulting in weight loss. There isn't any magic to this. There is nothing to indic
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by popmystack 11y ago
>None of this is a surprise- it was all predicted by those opposing the ACA. Fortunately, the asian countries are developing first rate hospitals and medical tourism industry. What a joke of opinion. Reality won't stop you from maki
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by popmystack 11y ago
>I have lived decades with a single payer system and left in part because of it. No you didn't.
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by popmystack 11y ago
If your state can't sustain something with the federal government funding 90% of your expanded costs, then maybe you need to rethink the state you're in. It's no doubt, most likely in the "south" in some form, so I&
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by popmystack 11y ago
Your post basically picks the one thing he voluntarily disclosed and ignores the rest of his perfectly reasonable statements in some manic attempt to defend the one true stack. The only points you even remotely bring up are vague and wishy-

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