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softawre
10y ago
Here's an (older but interesting) interview with the "world's most quantified man": http://hanselminutes.com/399/chris-dancy-the-worlds-most-qua...
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10y ago
Yes, which he clearly links on his github readme. He says it is a commercial version with a patented algorithm.
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10y ago
This is true, but a smart (and moral) manager will still try to not make bad hiring decisions. If the team sees a constant rotation of new faces they may get scared off.
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10y ago
> The way SF is run, it's almost as though people want the cost-of-living to be as high as possible. Surely you're joking? Of course that's what they want. SF people, home owners, are voting on SF policy. Do you want to
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10y ago
Would you rather make 200k in Los Gatos or 130k in Indiana? I'll take the 130k.
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10y ago
Home-built as in you merge in bug fixes yourself? I understand that we talk about this sort of thing quite a bit, but I can't imagine actually doing it myself. My phone is just supposed to work for me so I can get my real work done an
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10y ago
Exactly true. I hate to say "that's why all of these articles are dumb", but really - is adapting something to your people that hard or unexpected?
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10y ago
Privacy != anonymity
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softawre
10y ago
Don't most people pay that much for entertainment though, through their cable bill?
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10y ago
recent college grads? is that a common acronym?
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10y ago
You can have 1 leave the orbit or 25% of them triple your money.
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10y ago
They did that, but it was "bypassed" somehow.
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softawre
10y ago
Sadly, you use another browser. Safari is pretty good at not crapping all over your computer.
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10y ago
You're a salary discovery platform that chose not to post the salary range of the job(s) you're offering?
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softawre
10y ago
Screw the first impression bullshit too, eh?
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softawre
10y ago
Oh man this guy is trying way too hard to be hip.
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softawre
10y ago
I'm sure the ad companies (and therefore the online news networks) will have no problem with this.
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softawre
10y ago
He explained clearly that a browser is "consumer software". That is generic software. If you're writing an application where your users care about what a popup says, then you should use them.
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10y ago
What is the argument for uniqueness?
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10y ago
Huh. I always interpreted this as a sort of binary search algorithm you apply when working out a feature or trying to find a bug. "I know the bug happens between this and this, so lets try this - nope, before then. Divide and conquer
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softawre
10y ago
I highly doubt that is automatically linking videos. Click the Sega one, it's linked to a specific spot in the video.
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10y ago
Love Stern, listen to him almost every day. I also generally don't care for celebrities, but when he interviews them I do care. It's the most real you'll ever see them.
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10y ago
Yeah, good stuff!
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10y ago
Everybody should think they are the best? Isn't that how we got into this into the first place?
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10y ago
> Sure, pay people way above market rate and don't allow them to compare wages That sounds illegal. Can you really not allow your employees to compare wages?
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10y ago
> Drug users are punished with posession That's a counter-example. Drug punishments aren't related to this at all, but we do charge people for possession AND we charge people for distribution.
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softawre
10y ago
You're speaking to the choir here. Find a way to make your point more concise and convince the popular media and your non technical friends, and then we're on to something.
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softawre
10y ago
This is the "Mr. Robot" scenario, in case you haven't seen that show.
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10y ago
The real LPT here is that every employee is different and a good boss treats them how they want to be treated.
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softawre
10y ago
Sometimes you want to hire the creator of such technology. ;)
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