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seankimdesign
6y ago
The reduction in pay comes with a reduction in workload. Which means that for most companies adopting the 20% paycut, they are also transitioning into a 4-day work week. Its hardly a related to some corporate greed trying to squeeze their w
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seankimdesign
7y ago
I've heard the "you can't escape it" argument too, but I'm not too sure if I believe it. Shouldn't we have to avoid it only until the vaccines are ready?
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seankimdesign
7y ago
Genuine question: What do the alt-right have to gain by dismissing the potency of COVID? I know the South Korean government took that exact position because of their pro-China stance. They tried really hard to downplay the dangers of the vi
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seankimdesign
7y ago
I believe North Korea was one of the first countries to close off their borders in the wake of the outbreak. Probably the smartest thing they've done in decades, especially considering the amount of pain and chaos currently taking plac
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seankimdesign
7y ago
Why don't you just ask "Have you tried using sshd"?
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seankimdesign
7y ago
Exactly what I thought as well. There are many articles out there that make compelling cases for getting a CS degree. This isn't one of those.
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seankimdesign
7y ago
Forced account creation prompts are, in fact, a huge source of traffic bounce on most web apps despite most of them being free of charge. So your statement is plain false. Many people do find them to be a significant source of annoyance.
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seankimdesign
8y ago
Last time I checked, necessity was the mother of invention and not the other way around.
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seankimdesign
8y ago
I'll take a wild guess and say there might be a typo on the word _RotData_
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seankimdesign
8y ago
Is there an established assumption that Facebook will extend their censorship to private messages also? Otherwise this analogy doesn't hold much ground.
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seankimdesign
8y ago
I thought the majority opinion of the New Yorkers were in favor of Amazon's headquarter coming to the city.
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seankimdesign
8y ago
Speaking from experience as an apartment dweller in California. My food delivery pet peeve is when I get a phone call from the delivery person saying that they're inside the apartment complex but are having trouble finding my unit so I
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seankimdesign
8y ago
Wow. It's very interesting to see the salary numbers of the one author whose book jump-started my engineering career. Given his depth of knowledge and his penchant for imparting the said knowledge, I'm actually surprised he wasn&#
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seankimdesign
8y ago
Who should determine the metric of "what they're worth" if not the market? The engineers in Ukraine agreeing to work for the wages that Amazon promises them seems to me like a mutually beneficial relationship to me.
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seankimdesign
8y ago
Of course redux-saga can be used. Unless your goal is to rewire the project compilation step, ejecting is rarely required.
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seankimdesign
9y ago
You're right in that nobody mentioned anything about legal rights. The article in question, however, is titled "It's not okay for..." and alludes to corporations who supposedly are violating the 'moral rights'
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9y ago
Hard to agree with the sentiment behind this article, as the entire argument seems to be rooted on this arbitrary idea that crowdfunding is some sort of sacred ritual that's reserved for the underdogs only. Who mandated this rule? I ce
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seankimdesign
10y ago
What a fantastic writeup. I had some vague ideas regarding the challenges involved to build an application of such scale, but the article really makes it clear for everyone the amount of decision points encountered as well as why certain so