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by the_narrator 8y ago
> I can't in good faith ever do that to a high-performing employee I'm making redundant. How virtuous of you. What about a mediocre performing one?
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A more complicated web(christianheilmann.com)
1 points by the_narrator 8y ago|0 comments
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The Code Quality vs. Speed Fallacy (2016)(medium.com)
1 points by the_narrator 8y ago|0 comments
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by the_narrator 8y ago
> I assume Facebook has a lot of smart people working on security. I am not willing to roll the dice on that assumption.
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by the_narrator 8y ago
> Would the only risk be that this whole plan falls through or that Elon ultimately decides against that price? That is pretty big risk; if this plan isn't real or falls through, the stock is going down hard.
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by the_narrator 8y ago
Fair point, but "modernize" in the front-end development world means swapping out your framework every year.
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A web application completely in Rust(medium.com)
7 points by the_narrator 8y ago|0 comments
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by the_narrator 8y ago
I don't think using a custom domain for company email is the "big leagues". It is only a minor effort to use your own domain and shows some semblance of a professional operation.
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by the_narrator 8y ago
This really comes off as a rant by a front-end developer complaining about full-stack devs not being as good as them.
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by the_narrator 8y ago
> The second theft will have much more impact on the victim than the first. That hardly makes it OK though, Are you saying that the first case doesn't deserve the same punishment as the second?
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by the_narrator 8y ago
> At least Holmes “victims” AFAIK were mostly rich folks why would that make it any better?