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softawre
9y ago
It's cheesy. But the guy does have success in startups https://belimitless.com/gurbaksh-chahal/
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softawre
9y ago
If you give up ACID (the C) you can scale more (the P), sure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAP_theorem
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softawre
9y ago
Yeah. Though 11-8 is a 40 hour work week.
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softawre
9y ago
Light but appreciated release. My team will love the refactoring features.
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softawre
9y ago
Some people might like this, but in my experience working like this leads to being a code jockey and no advancement in salary or responsibility.
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softawre
9y ago
You can setup a video room to hangout in for 20 minutes every other day or whatever, and people can show up if they want or not show up.
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softawre
9y ago
I never had this class in college (average state university). Would have appreciated it if I had.
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softawre
9y ago
Yes.. Don't you think that's why he bothered mentioning the words "runtime" and "compile-time"?
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softawre
9y ago
that was the joke.
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9y ago
> course correcting toxic environments early in the pipeline would be the best, because then the men that share those environments don't normalize them, either Women can be biased too, right? I think I'm with you on the rest.
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9y ago
Nope, today they mute the audio.
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softawre
9y ago
> You can identify me by going to my profile if you'd like.
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softawre
9y ago
I think the trick is to start with a good acoustic. One with good action and one that stays in tune. Like a decent acoustic-electric from Ovation or something like that.
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softawre
9y ago
They could drag it out, but they may all agree to give up 10k each (==400k) for a nice profit. Why pay lawyers here? Spite?
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softawre
9y ago
Not when there are hundreds of people using this service at once.
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softawre
9y ago
Sure - but I think it's good advice regardless.
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softawre
9y ago
Great advice that has worked for me and my teammates. I have hired remote people before, and fired them all in the first year. I have two remote employees that worked in the office for a year before going remote that do great work.
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softawre
9y ago
Mine too, and it is amazing. Would yours also try to touch the TV to swipe it? My 4 year old is just now learning to use a mouse, but she's been at a touchscreen for over 3 years.
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softawre
9y ago
Email
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softawre
9y ago
Well said. I have found such positions for people like this twice now in my career.
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softawre
9y ago
So write a bot to stay online all day? lol
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softawre
9y ago
So what is the process? That's the crux of this question.
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softawre
9y ago
Do you get yearly merit raises? Cost of living?
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softawre
9y ago
Yes they are, you are right. My company does them too, somewhat. If you have to let go 20% of your staff, how do you do it? You have to rank people...
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9y ago
> The position that "you can define god however you want!" is common It's very common in 12 step methods. The text uses the term "higher power" - I think most people have their God as their higher power, others
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softawre
9y ago
I highly doubt this is sarcasm or an insult.
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softawre
9y ago
If you like ultra high risk/reward investments and can afford to lose your money why not? It's like a much bigger roulette wheel where 90% of the slots are green but one of the slots gives you FU money.
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softawre
9y ago
I agree with you. However, wouldn't somebody who makes say 9$ an hour have the same thoughts about developer salaries? > If I made 200k a year, I would work for about 5 years and then retire. I mean it's possible if you save a
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9y ago
For all of you that accidentally sent your BigCorp source to the cloud, are you going to report it to your legal departments?
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softawre
9y ago
Your definition is not the common one, I don't think.
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