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by proksoup 11y ago
I hope that fungus in my basement colonizes the city and leaves my basement alone soon.
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by proksoup 11y ago
What are the corporate-fief states? What does that mean, or what is that in reference to?
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by proksoup 11y ago
It's a lot of little details. Just looking at the pricing pages only for a minute, not because I think the pricing page is the differentiator, but because I think the effort in details DO put there is evidenced across the experience:
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by proksoup 11y ago
DO's UX is a game changer, I personally think is why they have been so successful in what seemed like a crowded market with the "same" business model as the others.
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by proksoup 11y ago
I also wonder why those limits exist more generally, not just for this fund. Maybe those limits affect the timelines on which money is invested and in which it is withdrawn, where-as actually having rules about such things would not work as
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by proksoup 11y ago
Sorry slightly off topic. But I need to know this. wait wait wait ... managing by consensus is .... bad? Where can I learn more about this to build consensus at my office that this is bad (because consensus is how all decisions are made)?
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by proksoup 11y ago
It's shocking to me every time I encounter this. How do those unmotivated people expect to keep their jobs? How do they expect to get the next job, and references for the next job? I'm less surprised by out of touch management onc
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by proksoup 11y ago
Show them that you can get things done faster in the long run by slowing down. The emphasis on speed (getting things done) is always short sighted, and they know that. Help them see it. https://ventrellathing.wordpress.com/2
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by proksoup 11y ago
That is true, offense does come easy. Ableism and this article comes to mind http://www.autistichoya.com/p/ableist-words-and-terms-to-avo... (that their* way of thinking)
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by proksoup 11y ago
The conversation could be valuable to you even if it does not lead anywhere immediately.
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by proksoup 11y ago
I didn't keep him. He did serve. I am as skeptical of your anecdotal assurances as you are of mine.
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by proksoup 11y ago
The closest thing I had to a friend serving, switched from a barely tolerable racist to a fellow who was proud he was protecting our oil interests by shooting hadjis. Difficult to understand how creating enemies abroad is protecting us here
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by proksoup 11y ago
I meant in a figurative manner? I don't understand the difference between figurative and the alternative probably, lol. Is the better a word to accent to use for the accent present in the written word? Aye there chappy this is ye'
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by proksoup 11y ago
I find his accent heavy but tolerable --- but I wanted to clarify, could you (or someone) give an example of a place where it was incomprehensible? (perhaps the place where you had to stop). I'm not asking this in order to try to imply
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by proksoup 11y ago
My last name is Bredensteiner (and was when I was a child reading the books) --- It is and was always stein in my head.
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by proksoup 11y ago
Atom written in JavaScript makes atom more desirable to me as a JavaScript developer. As a JavaScript developer I can get my head around Go programs. Java hurts my brain, I'm not sure why. I like using programs I can get my head around
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by proksoup 11y ago
What would merging with io.js mean? Is there any reason to use node over io.js for a new project? Are the reasons not to switch to io.js for an old project the same reasons that node will not merge io.js?
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Hall teams up with hipchat(hall.com)
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by proksoup 11y ago
I can see the point on being a bottleneck. I'd still argue that's probably a good bottleneck to have though, and certainly better than letting the code quality slip. It depends on the timelines and priorities, but I'd rather
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by proksoup 11y ago
I'd rather have everyone deal with the same. Forced consistency. If some view the code in 4 space mode, and some view it in 2 space mode ---- the style of how they implement stuff will diverge. Those using 2 spaces will be more comfort
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by proksoup 11y ago
4 spaces kill me. 8 spaces drive me nuts. I love spaghetti tho. I hate spaghetti when I can't read it because the code went horizontal into next week.
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by proksoup 11y ago
Left arrow not broken in atom (maybe sublime also?). Left arrow broken less annoying than left/right scroll introduced early, imho. I insist on 2 space tabs. Happy to have longer dialog if desired :)
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by proksoup 11y ago
I think refactor and show them could help them learn. No need to be that pessimistic is all I mean. Pairing would be better. If the employee does not have time to pair, I would still do the refactor and ask the boss how much time they will
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by proksoup 11y ago
Keep doing what you are doing in refactoring and fixing it. Spend hours on it. Tell the person you spent hours on it. Tell them you expect them it will take them longer, but these are the standards you expect of yourself. Ask your boss &#x2
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by proksoup 11y ago
Wait --- how do the real live visitors get to your site if not a link? I don't follow how nofollow makes it not a link web ring? No sarcasm, I used webrings in 1996 to great effect. Not for SEO. For real live visitors.
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by proksoup 11y ago
Reminds me of what my first impression of LinkExchange was. Webrings! Everyone wins. No sarcasm.
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by proksoup 11y ago
I guess this photo is a counterpoint to http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2015/01/why-we-still-believe-i... ? Seems snarky (the title of this HN post). Not sure what the point is.
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by proksoup 11y ago
Even alone, I find it forces me to reconsider more. I kinda see it as like a "whoah there sonny, you know I only have 100 movies total, why don't we look through each one of them before you give up there, eh speedy?" which wh
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by proksoup 11y ago
He's got more hustle than me --- I would have had the panic attack before I went out the door of my home to go the lobby.
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by proksoup 11y ago
The service they were paying him to build, Karma, is a service for discussing private individuals by name publicly. Fascinating coincidence, no?

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