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by ssss11 6y ago
Whats app was my non-fb alternative :( of course they own that now too
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by ssss11 6y ago
Any time you want to leave that vendor. If they up their prices greatly, reduce service levels, refuse to give attention to improving service levels.. break a clause in the contract... an so on.
873.
by ssss11 6y ago
Its been a few years but still recent, using Oracle eBusiness (EBS) was like pulling teeth.
874.
by ssss11 6y ago
This. Just give us a chronological feed of our friends updates. No ads, no manipulation. Id pay for it.
875.
by ssss11 6y ago
Thats rediculous, and theres plenty of other equally undermining things technology does these days. When did technologists get so arrogant to think they should implement these things? I dont want my computer to think or make decisions for m
876.
by ssss11 6y ago
What a great comment. This encapsulates my concerns about the topic eloquently. The technology is not ready for use.
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by ssss11 6y ago
He’s talking about real artistry, by people. Sure machines can make things that look ‘right’ but that bread isnt gonna taste great, and the ornamental formwork won’t look right either. Their point about industrial scales vs manual artistry
878.
by ssss11 6y ago
This is what i noticed. Why do i have to contact them to download it? What licence is it?
879.
by ssss11 6y ago
Good estimates come from experienced estimators, and to me that is pretty much “guesstimating”. No one is ever completely correct though, the estimate needs to acknowledge risks and how they may blow out time, cost or quality, then mitigate
880.
by ssss11 6y ago
The board are in that role because they’ve made the mistakes and are now experts who can avoid them and are truested to. If its an obvious mistake they shouldnt be board members.
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by ssss11 6y ago
I went the other way! No more babysitting adults and spending all day and night married to work, more time for the kids.
882.
by ssss11 6y ago
How about applying to non tech industry companies... most big companies have software engineers. Ive worked in shipping/logistics/warehousing, consumer goods/manufacturing and legal all of which, in large companies, had older
883.
by ssss11 6y ago
They should hire more humans to do a proper job and provide actual customer service, using their excessive profits. The AI/automation stuff is just cost cutting and its lowering the quality of service.
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by ssss11 6y ago
I agree - wasnt the browser intended to be the user agent? And counterpoint to some of the replies to you, surely people can just pay instead of sites being ad-based, what other industries operate in this absurd way? The public must think
885.
by ssss11 6y ago
Are there research papers you could link that prove users don’t want to exert more control? I’d be interested in reading more. It always appears to me that the companies are making it difficult and users have no voice.
886.
by ssss11 6y ago
I cane here to say this. In fact, I’m wondering now if the site is actually satire!
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by ssss11 6y ago
Law firms use document management systems to maintain versioning of files, but only one user can edit at a time for the ones I’ve seen. I’ve found them to be annoying if I’m totally honest. Ive also seen some advanced document comparison to
888.
by ssss11 6y ago
I think it depends on your priorities. I was heavily career focused, then had kids and focus my time on family now. If i really wanted to i could pick them up from daycare late, i could get baby sitters, i could do what’s required to be mor
889.
by ssss11 6y ago
I tend to agree with this view - if the interviewing experience (for you) was awful you probably dont want to work there.
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by ssss11 7y ago
I think users have no idea what’s involved in software development, but that they expect any company takes care of the important things in order to bring a product to market.. that includes security and privacy. the “users don’t care” argum
891.
by ssss11 7y ago
I had friends drop out of CS degree or IT career - they each went on to become successful at health & safety, physical education, statistics and formal project management. Theres limitless options but narrowing down your next move is th
892.
by ssss11 7y ago
These 2 things can and do both exist - they both represent a pretty worst-case outcome respectively for users and for IT teams. I feel I’ve worked at both these places.
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by ssss11 7y ago
Unfortunately the flipside of this is very common as well - you are a senior team member, improving those around you and should be promoted and/or given a raise. That allows the manager to let you keep doing it for free, and either (a)
894.
by ssss11 7y ago
Perhaps your passion is not the code, but setting up and maintaining it - DevOps
895.
by ssss11 7y ago
Its the capitalism of it.
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by ssss11 7y ago
Ugh I sat at a desk in front of our CIO once (I was service desk). I wasnt too concerned but boy was it didtracting! I couldnt see him so he could have been watching me all day, or just doing his work. The bottom line is it made me more str
897.
by ssss11 7y ago
Yahoo search?
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by ssss11 7y ago
The very first thing he says is that there were no (or vague) requirements/user stories. I think he should have gone back and sorted that out. Its a pain in the ass i know, but on my current project if we didnt do that we’d be in a com
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by ssss11 7y ago
Thry silenced doctors, faked numbers to the medical community and eventually the lockdown was to save the Chinese economy & people not to stop the spread overseas, however, I’m sure the communist party will claim that.
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by ssss11 7y ago
From the About page, it seems this is an open sourced UI library built by the developers of kiwi.com which apparently creates travel products (still unsure what that is). So the UI components are geared towards a travel product type of webs

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