rroot

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   by rroot 4y ago

   I worked with a guy that would churn out code constantly. He would rewrite it or delete it a week later. According to this metric he was very productive. He was a disaster to the team. It felt like having someone constantly talking or screa
2. 62.▲
   by rroot 4y ago

   What is much and what is not is relative. $2500 breaks the bank for tiny startup and is a rounding error for Google.
3. 63.▲
   by rroot 4y ago

   Yes, because the beast grew to a behemoth. But the fundamental issue is the same: code with unknown/issues with licensing. There is absolutely no reason to take that lightly. Yes it might turn into absolutely nothing. What happens if y
4. 64.▲
   by rroot 4y ago

   You get this functionality by using Firefox profiles. It's a separate browser instance with completely separated history, extension, ... It doesn't work like containers though, you can't open a new tab in a new profile.
5. 65.▲
   by rroot 4y ago

   Its not a storm in a tea cup. A lot of people had relaxed attitude towards licensing text. Then SCO came a long, partially funded by Microsoft and threatened everyone using Linux due to alleged licensing issues. This was a major issue. h
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   by rroot 4y ago

   I wonder if the reviewers have a reject quota?