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by shados 5y ago
That's totally cool but the grandparent was talking about remembering shit they already knew. Not everyone has a fantastic memory, and remember the arguments are A then B or B then A doesn't deepen your understanding of a language
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by shados 5y ago
Even in the 90s that was a solved problem in Visual Basic with autocomplete. That a lot of dev environments "lost" the ability to do it is mind boggling. With that said, doesn't Rubymine let you do that with autocomplete with
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by shados 5y ago
> I don't really have a problem typing. Im absolutely with you and want to upvote that part of the comment x100. Unfortunately it's often considered a fairly spicy opinions. Entire frameworks (Rails) are built around the idea
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by shados 5y ago
That's why equality is so hard. I do think it can still be an equalizer, though diversity. If you can code but I can't, while I can do project management but you can't, then both our "do's" are valuable. What p
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by shados 5y ago
How much will you be able to export before getting rate limited to death though?
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by shados 5y ago
One of the big problems is that software doesn't sell (or at least is really hard to sell). Piracy and that pesky "pay once unless you want to upgrade" problem companies aren't fond of. Services are easy to sell and code
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by shados 5y ago
It's probably oversimplified but the idea is there. Maybe it would be better put as "the ability to do things the person next to you can't or won't do". Being a cashier for a fast food joint on night shift is absolu
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by shados 5y ago
Yup. Having an education doesn't do anything (as in diplomas). Being educated does. The quality of the public schools matter a lot. As for college... It was a differentiator, not an equalizer. When so many people have college degrees,
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by shados 5y ago
It used to be, long ago. Lots of other places caught up and they went down. Of course, like any very large companies, it's going to be fragmented. Some groups at Google are really that awesome. Some are awful. It's no longer &quot
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by shados 5y ago
Its unfortunately pretty common. Measuring perf that way is bullshit. It is, however, still a useful signal. It should never be how the final decision is made, but in orgs where managers have way too many reports (which is a separate proble
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by shados 5y ago
I can't speak for Deloitte, but having seen some of the numbers of a bunch of large companies, it doesn't matter a whole lot. Like yeah, in absolute its a big number, but relatively, for most companies its nearly a rounding error.
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by shados 5y ago
The submission is specifically about a google play app being auto pushed, so being on an iphone would certainly protect you from it :)
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by shados 5y ago
I did supply my email but it's not a Gmail or Google for Work email address nor a domain tied to those. Exposure notification is clearly off. Still got the app.
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by shados 5y ago
I don't know what kind of proof you want, but I just looked at my phone settings after reading your comment. The exposure notification option is there and it's off. The region selection is grayed out because of it. Yet I got the a
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by shados 5y ago
This. I would forgive the inconsistencies if the new stuff was better. But it's worse. Its not a "meh I'm used to the old and hate change" situation. It's a "holy shit fire the UX design and product manager le
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by shados 5y ago
For both your question, a lot of large companies do thousands of pull requests a month/year using this methodology, so millions++ of lines of code, in any and all programming languages (including JavaScript, so your typed language ther
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by shados 5y ago
You may want to make sure you understand how HOAs work before having "fundamental problems" with something. One bad idiot cannot start passing "all sorts of rules". Getting a super majority vote, doing all the paper work
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by shados 5y ago
It really is. It's hard to believe its free too. When I started using it, I was convinced it was commercial software and I had just missed the "Buy now" button. I got into that stuff in the earlier days of Streaming when OBS
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by shados 5y ago
If people really hated HOAs that much, that would be an amazing opportunity to make a buck. People in an HOA just vote together to dissolve it. Boom, property value skyrocket as anyone who doesn't want HOAs now can buy one of these elu
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by shados 5y ago
The HOA is benefiting both people. It's basically a "I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine" agreement. The issue here is that you don't care about back scratches, so you feel like it's a one way contract.
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by shados 5y ago
Contracts follow the company unless they have an assignment clause or a condition that says otherwise.
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by shados 5y ago
That's just to simplify things though. We have enough papers to sign when buying property as is. If it was necessary to make things work they'd make you sign it. Either way, the owner of the property cannot sell it to someone who
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by shados 5y ago
Sure, but that would be a hell of a change to real estate property laws. And if you did that, stuff like making a pool would no longer be possible.
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by shados 5y ago
Don't join a club if you don't want to do club stuff. And most of the time, board members are "older folks" not because they have more time on their hands. It's because they got burnt enough and figure being part of
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by shados 5y ago
A large amount of HOAs are on land leases, so they ARE shared ownership. If you made the rule you suggest, all it would change is that new HOAs would all be on long term land leases (and you'd have a lot of chaos in the current ones th
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by shados 5y ago
They don't, but the property is burdened. A car is probably a bad analogy here. Think of it more like buying a company. If you start your own company, then sign a contract with your suppliers, then sell it to me. I now am bound by the
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by shados 5y ago
Well, first, people are born into a country. Most people aren't born owning a house (and if they are, I don't particularly feel bad for them). Second, most HOAs are actual democracies, not representative democracies like the count
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by shados 5y ago
> Of course they can, they just need to wait till the lease is over. My property is on a land lease. The term of the lease will literally outlive the owner. Again, consenting adults are allowed to sign papers to come into an agreement th
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by shados 5y ago
> I am currently doing everything in my power Right, because you have to convince people of what you want. If it was absolutely no brainer obvious and everyone felt the same way as you, you wouldn't have to do that. The election wou
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by shados 5y ago
I don't know about where you live, but when I bought my place, there sure as hell was a note on the deed that I signed that said I was bound by the rules of the bylaws. Is there a state where you can buy a house without signing anythin

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