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   by sabellito 6y ago

   This guy's pretty good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5HAYVHsasc
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   Indeed, on your second point, the linked study[1] that found that "More than two-thirds of those who identified as atheist before the experience no longer identified as atheist afterwards." didn't control for that at all. It
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   I absolutely agree that it should scale with the numbers of customers. However, from my experience working for companies that have customer support, that was definitely not the case.
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   It's a little surprising to me that you'd expect better customer support from a service with >248 million[1] monthly active users. Having worked for/with departments like this, they have to heavily optimise for their respo
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   Care to expand? You seem to be one of the few people on this comment section that has used it in production for a long time.
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   Although your overall point seem reasonable, "some companies need it, some don't", throwing "10%" and "majority" around doesn't help with credibility.
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   I will forever swear by parcel-bundler. That thing takes so much of the suck out of web dev.
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   The article makes a pretty clear comparison as to why this material is better than glass.
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   by sabellito 6y ago

   A bit click baity. The team experimented with cancelling stand-up AND started doing a version of 20% time with a strict rule about "fun projects only". As with any process experimentation, mixing two initiatives at the same time m
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    by sabellito 6y ago

    I agree that using microservices to solve the boundaries issue alone may prove costly. However, microservices should exist to solve other issues as well.
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    by sabellito 6y ago

    Having a date format that's different from the rest of the whole world to optmise for the case of being cutoff when speaking doesn't sound super reasonable.
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    by sabellito 6y ago

    I've been a manager for only 7 years now, but so far I've actively avoided managing personal friends. Good work colleagues, having a pint after work once in a while, sure. But I wouldn't manage people I spend time with on the
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    by sabellito 6y ago

    Exactly. Apple has none of the risk and somehow thinks it is appropriate to charge per transaction AND customer. Yes, they charge the companies who wish to integrate with apple pay a quarterly fee per card. Apple customers are footing this
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    by sabellito 6y ago

    > Sure, but let's start with turning your home into a shelter for homeless people for the sake of the society And here, a perfect example of slippery slope. You are doing exactly what 013a called as "armchair commentators"
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    by sabellito 6y ago

    Ah good catch. A little more reasonable for a 1-person project then.
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    by sabellito 6y ago

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    by sabellito 6y ago

    you'll find various games and demos preinstalled, thanks to an old MacWorld Demo CD from 1997. Namely, Oregon Trail, Duke Nukem 3D, Civilization II, Alley 19 Bowling, Damage Incorporated, and Dungeons & Dragons. Oh this is