salvar

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by salvar 9y ago
If you're developing a keyboard shortcuts extension, would you rather have an idea about how the product is being used or stay completely in the dark? Which do you think would help you more in developing new features?
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by salvar 9y ago
Is using Google Analytics unethical now?
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by salvar 9y ago
Yes, he clearly only pointed out facts and nothing else. This is a fair and honest assessment of what happened.
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by salvar 9y ago
Which part? That the government uses the most effective communication channel to disseminate information?
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by salvar 9y ago
"There was food poisoning before this restaurant that failed inspection, and food poisoning will still exist even if we close it. If it wasn't there, another one will take its place. Ultimately people, not restaurants, are respons
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by salvar 9y ago
10 minutes ago? I get your point though, smoking has gone down. Would you be open to raising taxes on trolling?
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by salvar 9y ago
Ah, the old "We just need to change human behaviour" solution. Yeah, that would definitely work if it worked.
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by salvar 9y ago
I don't think you understand what a medical appliance is.
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by salvar 9y ago
So rewriting all their clients would be a more sensible approach to user retention compared to keeping the current Electron client that most users seem quite happy with?
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by salvar 9y ago
So rewriting all their clients would be a more sensible approach to user retention compared to keeping the current Electron client that most users seem quite happy with?
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by salvar 9y ago
So when you say there's no reason, you mean that there are business reasons but you disagree with them?
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by salvar 9y ago
Maybe not everyone shares your view that this is "one of the worst business practices of recent times"?
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by salvar 9y ago
So if your line of work gets automated, you retroactively "picked wrong"?
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by salvar 9y ago
> For example, it is probably easier on MacOS to get a Makefile to run an executable than to drag files to a folder. Easier for whom?
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by salvar 9y ago
Can you point to an actual example? Telling people to go google something feels like a very wimpy way of dodging requests for citations. Like saying "Go read a book". Edit: Thanks for the edited links. I don't see how discuss
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by salvar 9y ago
Do you have any examples of people's "flippant accusations of Nazism in everything they see"?
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by salvar 9y ago
This sounds serious. How many people have been accused of being Nazi supporters in this way?
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by salvar 9y ago
On a larger utilitarian scale sure, but once a driverless car kills a person many legal and ethical issues will arise that you can't just brush off with that argument.
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by salvar 9y ago
I'm very sorry for not being helpful enough for you when I quoted the argument of another comment.
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by salvar 9y ago
I keep seeing this argument, and wonder if we read the same memo. And to mirror your view, I'm getting pretty tired of people just brushing off criticism of the memo as "Strawman! Fake news!" when it's anything but. I gu
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by salvar 9y ago
Brushing all of this off as "scientifically supported sex differences" is quite simplistic, uninformed, and cartoonish by itself.
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by salvar 9y ago
That is an impressive strawman you've built. Yes, if you assume that people you disagree with take the most extreme position possible ("are certain that misogyny rules the world") then yes, you can always be right! Good luck,
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by salvar 9y ago
If we assume that all mistreatment has the same source. I wouldn't make that assumption, but if you want to explain away the possibility of misogyny being a problem then you certainly can.
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by salvar 9y ago
Fair enough. Should sales staff never ask anyone if they need assistance?
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by salvar 9y ago
I'm sure they just didn't think of that option.
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by salvar 9y ago
Wait, are bullies then mistreating others because they really like them and are just trolling?
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by salvar 9y ago
There always seems to be a good crowd of people that start with the assumption that there is actually no problem in society with sexism, and therefore there must be some other explanation. That's when the "But what if" and &q
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by salvar 9y ago
Did you speak to the people in question or are you just speculating on the reason for their behaviour?
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by salvar 9y ago
> Like an annoying staff in a shop asking whether you need help. Would you call that a dark sales pattern?
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by salvar 9y ago
Because everybody else is using FB for messaging? Network effect is a real thing.

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