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by rabuse 4y ago
Still waiting on iOS Safari push notifications to actually work...
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by rabuse 4y ago
Man... HN is full of doomscrolling today with all the layoff articles.
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by rabuse 4y ago
My favorite keyboards were definitely the 2012-early 2015 on the Macs. The fastest I've ever been able to type on a keyboard.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Same. Still have my 2012 Air as my backup device, and it runs fine.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Is this a joke? Macbook's hold up very well over the years.
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by rabuse 4y ago
You'd be better off freelancing with that mindset, or working at a smaller startup where your role is more "full stack".
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by rabuse 4y ago
That's how I am with my programming projects. I always see all these new technologies come about (React/Vue/etc.), and yet... I can get so much done with just PHP/jQuery/CSS and a standard DB like MySQL or Mongo.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Controversial take, but the reinstitution of gender roles.
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by rabuse 4y ago
My question is more geared towards the "who" is actually calling the shots? Is it just HR, or does it escalate up?
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by rabuse 4y ago
What if some people decided they're better off without you and your opinions? Should we cast you from society, de-bank you, and make sure you're destitute?
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by rabuse 4y ago
Legitimate question. Why are people afraid of cancel culture? Who's in charge of "cancelling" exactly? Is it just fear of losing your job, and who makes that call? HR? Executives?
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by rabuse 4y ago
Some of us out here absolutely do not want to have children, so it's not a problem for us.
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by rabuse 4y ago
I refuse to ever use their products, after their numerous scandals.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Looks great. Love the design.
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by rabuse 4y ago
I think this happens because employers are expecting too much from their employees nowadays, where everyone needs to bounce around 10 flavor-of-the-month languages/frameworks, so you never master anything, and later turns into code sme
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by rabuse 4y ago
I absolutely abhor job titles, but in the corporate world, especially when seeking new employment and building that buzzword-laden resume, it's an unfortunate reality.
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by rabuse 4y ago
I really hope some new manufacturer comes in to make cars "stupid" again.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Sounds like a ChatGPT response.
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by rabuse 4y ago
That's not the problem. The problem is they sold their service as one thing, and then completely switch on the users down the line, instead of being honest upfront.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Everything free, becomes ad-infested. Nothing is free, and it's really annoying seeing company after company make empty promises about privacy and "being different", then switching up when their investors start breathing down
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by rabuse 4y ago
Government work. Almost impossible to get fired from there, and the work ethic is near nothing.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Have we forgotten the amount of profit people made from the prior years of insane price growth? Tell me which stock performed as well as Bitcoin.
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by rabuse 4y ago
If it were up to HN, I swear, every company would just have 30 employees or it's a "waste".
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by rabuse 4y ago
Crypto simply followed the overall market effects. People cashed out with the economic downturn on the profits they made, just as they did the stock market.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Why over-engineer something that just doesn't bring much value to their company?
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by rabuse 4y ago
Sounds like Google too.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Also, people are expensive, and it takes them to design and program this stuff.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Thanks for this.
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by rabuse 4y ago
This may hopefully improve the quality issues their parks have been facing while under Chapek's "penny pinching" ideology.
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by rabuse 4y ago
Oh I agree, it's just something I've noticed has disappeared.

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