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by reagency 11y ago
That's not his fault. That is the fault of his crappy phone keyboard.
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by reagency 11y ago
Because Ubuntu become massively successful with its bad designs and horrible decisions, so now they have imitators. Except Ubuntu did it by being good first and then attract a bunch of coattail riders to run the ship aground. Systemd got it
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by reagency 11y ago
It appears that LP has an incomplete grasp of English (no insult, it is not his native language) and is simply misunderstanding both NTP.org and Google's instructions regarding how to use their systems. NTP welcomes usage, Google does
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by reagency 11y ago
That Lennart fellow is running an intentional DDOS attack on Google's servers. Google has every right to call for help from criminal authorities in Lennart's jurisdiction. At the very least, Google reps should ask Red Hat reps to
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by reagency 11y ago
People don't like their lifestyle called into question. When they and their peers each consume 10-100x average per capita consumption, there are some uncomfortable truths.
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by reagency 11y ago
If you aren't giving enough to overpower the standard deduction, perhaps you aren't giving enough.
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by reagency 11y ago
Givewell.org. basically does what you propose.
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by reagency 11y ago
These rich people are trying to do something impactful and sustainable, not just personally entertaining "poverty porn"
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by reagency 11y ago
OK, but that is entertainment, not charity of philanthropy.
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by reagency 11y ago
2009 short-tenure Xooglers were that window where new hires joined post- IPO-stock-pop and so had an underwhelming equity compensation, especially relatively to slightly more senior coworkers.
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by reagency 11y ago
Was this in engineering, or maps data curation, or ads customer support, or ?
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by reagency 11y ago
Also note the survey of non-Google experiences in that article. Google vs the rest of the for-profit tech biz is one question, business vs non-profit?/charity is another.
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by reagency 11y ago
Why does the ADA allow airplanes, then?
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by reagency 11y ago
Would a company want to give you a list of corporate email addresses?
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by reagency 11y ago
Consider changing pricing to $/click (pay per victim), so that companies are paying for the value you provide (detection security holes), and the CTO can "bet" the CEO that employees need better training/protection. Much
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by reagency 11y ago
There is nothing you can ever do to destroy the planet. Check your hubris. Most of what you like about the planet is its suitability for human life , which is to say, it isn't the planet you like, but your descendants.
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by reagency 11y ago
Why should freedom be a terminal value? Freedom is an instrument to attain your goals, not a goal in itself. A rock has freedom.
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by reagency 11y ago
"It's God's will."
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by reagency 11y ago
Really? I thought bi=2 and multi=>1 Polar=extreme, So bipolar means "two extremes", and the question is how does one transition between them-- continuously varying across the gamut, or discretely jumping.
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by reagency 11y ago
Thank you for illustrating what is wrong with "culture fit". There is no need to require candidates to be buds with the team. " maturity" "Professionalism" used to be a virtue that adults aspired to, until youn
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by reagency 11y ago
The billions of people suffering from non age-related maladies and mistreatments aren't well served by devoting yet more resources to the health concerns of the wealthiest.
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by reagency 11y ago
That URL is a typosquatting domain-parking site, so....
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by reagency 11y ago
Plan to migrate to a new implementation every time scale grows 10-100x. Scale changes the relative weights of the concerns in the tradeoff.
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by reagency 11y ago
This is impressive, and in line with Haskell's philosophy to "avoid success at all costs". As a mere mortal programmer, who knows a little Haskell, my takeaway is that if you want to run Haskell in at web scale for a a large
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by reagency 11y ago
Has the book caught up with the software? Last I checked, the book was written in terms of obsolete APIs that didnt match the yesod-geneterated app boilerplate, and Snoyman said that he didn't have time yet to update the book.
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by reagency 11y ago
Marlow also famously says that the doesnt understand the zygohistomorphic prepromorphisms in Haskell.
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by reagency 11y ago
Read up on the origins of JS. You will be surprised. It was a rush hack job to.save a company from an existential threat. Like wasabi
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by reagency 11y ago
What is SBT? But yes, these are all table stakes that Haskell has been lagging on, in part because Haskell library versions break compatibility very frequently, and Haskell has a very non-local/modular way of building source.
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by reagency 11y ago
What's going to happen whem Word is dead is 20 years and they have all these useless files?
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by reagency 11y ago
University of Chicago can't afford secretaries? What do they put academics through this crap? This is part of why PhD students drop out and become dotcom millionaires instead of academics.

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