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by stadium 5y ago
Many Western cultures and Christian religious sects. Also more prevalent in countries with free movement of people and ideas. Very few people living in poverty really wants or chooses to be there. It's usually generational.
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by stadium 5y ago
> Most people still believe in a hierarchy of people This is a broad generalization and it varies widely by culture. Some people believe that all work is important.
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by stadium 5y ago
From the article: > As usual, there’s no silver bullet and the actual naming convention should always be tailored to your environment. The main point is having one! And I hope this post gives you a head start.
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by stadium 5y ago
There is a risk that good intentioned regulations become a barrier to entry that only large, well-resourced organizations can meet. For example, what if "management" is a one or two person startup? Maybe punishment is not the answ
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by stadium 5y ago
They employ teams of economists to model price elasticity of demand. There are likely many orders of magnitude more than a few parameters. And they look at how a change in one product feature or pricing model cannibalizes or compliments o
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by stadium 5y ago
> I think we would all be better off destroying it and creating a true, public cyberspace in its place. It lives on money and attention. How do you propose cutting off one or both until it can no longer survive?
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by stadium 5y ago
Google's project ara seemed like a good step in that direction, a smartphone with modular and replaceable components. But it died. Anyone have lessons learned from that experiment? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by stadium 5y ago
This is inspiring, thanks! I'm on a similar path and am about a year in. I now have a blog, app, and infra stack each in their own repos, each with their own deployment automations. I run a solo kanban board on Trello to help me prio
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by stadium 5y ago
Wouldn't a better use of resources be to retrain people for new careers? Propping up failed businesses and obsolete jobs because "the economy" makes no sense to me.
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by stadium 5y ago
> or worse yet, trigger a full fledged recession Why does a recession need to have a negative connotation? It's what a healthy economy does to get rid of market inefficiencies. Since the 2008 housing bubble popped, I noticed a gene
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by stadium 5y ago
> Obvious solution I don't see a problem here that needs fixing. It seems you are conflating certification with degree. Competition from open learning paths should make paid degree programs adapt to be more competitive. Open, self
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by stadium 5y ago
> Having certification and teaching done by one organisation _IS_ a huge conflict of interest A college degree is more like a certificate of completion than a certification of skill or competentcy. It says that the holder passed the min
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by stadium 5y ago
I believe that those emails would be considered marketing, not PR. https://www.themuse.com/amp/advice/the-difference-between-ma...
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by stadium 5y ago
Long term water supply definitely influenced my decision on where I wanted to live.
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by stadium 5y ago
Appreciate the vulnerability. "Powering through" mental health problems is so common, maybe even expected in some cultures. Your courage to talk publicly about your personal struggles with anxiety will surely help others to set b
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by stadium 5y ago
> Capitalism and the free market would be so great, if people could actually participate. Agree. Public healthcare and education would go a long way into enabling everyone to participate more freely. Instead we footgun ourselves into pr
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by stadium 5y ago
> Having the courage to try stuff out is the biggest 'tragedy of the commons' problem we face In capitalist economies, entrepreneurship (courage) historically is the biggest driver of job growth and innovation. It is based on
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by stadium 5y ago
Similar for other cities. Also bus and train ridership is still down, and I believe a lot of the road traffic is single person rides that would have taken public transportation pre-pandemic.
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by stadium 5y ago
Don't do this. If you do, you're playing with fire to satisfy your ego. Very little upside with huge downside risk compared to letting a lawyer represent you.
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by stadium 5y ago
There a middle ground. As a remote worker I have to seek out opportunities for socialization outside of work. I miss being around actual live humans (besides my immediate family). And at the same time, I'm not willing to lose 1-1.5
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by stadium 5y ago
Thanks! Does anything like this exist for Python?
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by stadium 5y ago
This is really interesting. What are the tradeoffs of generating the unique ID uuid's from the database vs from the code? Compared to ORM's, is one of the main differences that the db objects define the types and constraints and t
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by stadium 5y ago
It is relevant because Facebook is leaky by design, and it's misinformation to state that Facebook banned apps that gathered information on usage. Why should they allow apps permissions to siphon off any info in the first place? Inste
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by stadium 5y ago
Venmo currently has no fees for consumers, is this changing too or only businesses are impacted by the change?
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by stadium 5y ago
> Facebook didn't and explicitly banned any sort of apps tat could log who saw your stuff. Except for Cambridge Analytica, the "who unfriended me" apps, and a plethora of other apps that extracted and exploited Facebook da
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by stadium 5y ago
Can you elaborate? Paid advertising?
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by stadium 5y ago
The algorithm should be the service! I can tune my feed to receive whatever I want to optimize on, instead of what is most engaging and profitable to send to me.
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by stadium 5y ago
> AMIs are a pain to publish If the time urgency allows, use the cli to poll for new regions one a day, then share the ami to any new regions added from yesterday.
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by stadium 5y ago
Investing in centralized logging and alerting can give you the raw data for your dashboarding vision. I'd start there.
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by stadium 5y ago
The context is worse than that single comment. It's a "tear you down to bring you up" entire comment. Hurtful to someone we can only assume is genuinely seeking out help.

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