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by proksoup 12y ago
What's really interesting to me is that their service, Karma, appears to be a service for naming people and reviewing them personally.
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by proksoup 12y ago
This is a wonderful step in a positive direction. > If something goes wrong with their relationship, something could go wrong with their company. I mean to say I am happy they are putting an emphasis on each others emotions or relationsh
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by proksoup 12y ago
If all programmers did what you are doing, we would not have the problems we do. I hope someone gives you a medal and merit badge and a cookie. [1] have begun
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by proksoup 12y ago
This would be great if there weren't so many red pills to choose from. Like calling it "the" red pill is overselling it I mean. It's "a" red pill.
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by proksoup 12y ago
My gripe is that I have no leverage negotiating. Salary is like the last thing I care about in which employer I choose. If I like the company, I would take less than they offered probably. If I don't like the company, I would probably
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by proksoup 12y ago
I think I did an okay job selling myself if we get to the offer stage. I don't understand why overselling oneself, or convincing the business to make a bad business decision is a valuable trait. I don't want to work with Alec Bald
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by proksoup 12y ago
If we take women out of the equation entirely ... As a male I find "no negotiate" to be more equatable ... I don't understand why someone would want to work for someone that asked them to negotiate for the salary they deserve
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by proksoup 12y ago
I have not negotiated my salary or equity ever. I find difficulty building healthy relationships with the people, men and women, that do negotiate. I would rather work with other people who want to work somewhere where negotiation for salar
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by proksoup 12y ago
I find enumerating the multiple types of micro-aggressions helps the micro-aggressor understand the larger picture of how their many different acts of micro-aggression add up to a hostile atmosphere. Doing so also helps me appear hostile to
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by proksoup 12y ago
Exactly. Never talked fast either.
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by proksoup 12y ago
Oh, neat, I was looking for a way to get amphetamines without a prescription. JFK took a buttload* of amphetamines, but you wouldn't know it from his speech patterns. * pretty sure that is the technical term.
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by proksoup 12y ago
I was not witness to that "used to see a bright future" ... I have been worried about the machines replacing us for some time myself. Not because I'm worried about being bored, but because I'm worried about who controls
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by proksoup 12y ago
That's all I'm saying. It seems unrealistic.
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by proksoup 12y ago
Why do citizens of those countries deserve basic income when the rest of the world does not? What did they do to deserve that? Why do they have negative population growth ...
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by proksoup 12y ago
In other parts of the world people are killing each other over land and space to live. The U.S. prevents people from using it's land and space with violent force. I suppose if it continues to do that, the U.S. specifically won't h
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by proksoup 12y ago
"everyone lives" will only work if we continue to produce enough food and if the population growth does not exceed that food supply. You say capitalism is wrong because it does not allow "everyone lives". Why is "ev
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by proksoup 12y ago
Does everyone get to have as many children as they like? Does everyone get an equal share of the food and land? How do we decide who lives and who dies without capitalism .... Or do we assume we will have (practically) infinite resources so
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by proksoup 12y ago
Yeah yeah, it's all good. We cool. Show us your code.
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by proksoup 12y ago
Where is your github? People bothering to respond to your comments on HN might be the only ones you will be able to get to glance at your code ... but I bet they will. I would have if I had been able to find your github.
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by proksoup 12y ago
You've got about billion comments like this in your history. The previous advice has been good. If you opened up more about your specific troubles I think more on HN might help diagnose. Maybe put some stuff on github, who cares how aw
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by proksoup 12y ago
I don't build something complex from scratch, it comes from working simple systems. I don't know where to abstract and genericize (it's a word now) code until I know where things are repeated. I am more frustrated and confoun
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by proksoup 12y ago
Better than not hiring them? Better than hiring them and asking them to be discreet and behave correctly or get fired? Better or worse than treating them the same as everyone else? By them I mean us I mean me. One assumes a significant perc
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by proksoup 12y ago
Slow down. Read every line of code. Learn what it's for. Learn why you do that pattern instead of the other one. This process can be made less time consuming if you accept that you will still need to do things wrongly to keep your job,
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by proksoup 12y ago
Oh ... My money is that they (the celebrity) viewed you on linkedin, and that is the data linkedin used to make the connection. That's certainly what I do before replying to strangers, google them and look at things.
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by proksoup 12y ago
Sorry for ignorance, I don't know what received headers are. Would the same apply if the email you sent is "forwarded" automatically to another email address that you are unaware of? Or by received headers you meant you get a
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by proksoup 12y ago
Gmail can be used with non gmail domains.
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by proksoup 12y ago
The culture doesn't change overnight, the long haul of changing the boundaries of the conversation can only be achieved through conversation. There are people you need to convince Joe, and you can't get them to take action until t
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by proksoup 12y ago
It seems like this author has confused "C&C" with "management which is out of touch with employees and provides no clear guidelines" and "holacracy" with "good management which is in touch with employe
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by proksoup 12y ago
If users picked really good passwords, full sentences with high entropy --- would we not need to encrypt them? Sorry I think you already explained this, I'm just swimming. I probably should have basic CS understanding to be in this con
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by proksoup 12y ago
Oh --- so this bcrypt stuff does not apply to session tokens? Those are okay to leave unencrypted in memory or on disk or something?

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