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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> Maybe they thought Pretty sure the thoughts that existed before they viewed their offer letter were different from the thoughts they had afterwards. And there's nothing wrong with it unless you for some reason want to ignore the b
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Outside niche games that require performance, there is just no reason to upgrade a dumb media device.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
If you try to use a language for absolutely everything its going to struggle somewhere. You have to use a language for what its good at, and have structure in place to make using a better language for a job practical whether thats by hiring
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
I think what you're describing as the Product Designer who can get shit done would need to be at the VP or C level to actually accomplish this within an enterprise organization. > I don't think the cost effective conversations
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> This one is big for product designers. I think this is looking at the problem wrong. The problem is that implementing positive change in these systems is impossible for reasons far outside the control of any product designer or develop
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
With ISPs I think of the precedent of TV and Radio being censored from their inception, pirate broadcasting non-withstanding. Are we going to say free speech was lost in 1920 when you couldn't say ** on the radio?
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
What core principles have been lost? If you want to argue Twitter is a public space where public figures should be able to say whatever they want, I'm going to argue your front lawn is too.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Elon Musk is a personality that gets full credit for all successes he participates in and receives little criticism for the things he fails at. Like the time he pledged $6B to the EU to solve world hunger but then fell off the face of the E
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
I just spent the better part of an hour trawling through issues in the CRA, Webpack, and Axios github issues pages, pertaining to the webpack4 -> webpack5 (10/10/2020) release. I do not believe there is willpower for institutio
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
"Oh he was just joking when he said that"
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Can we pause and admire a data scientist drawing conclusions while being utterly unconcerned with underlying data? ;)
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Lots of resume aggregators and ATS require or at least present a Github URL field whether you like it or not.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> he could see that revenue rise quite a bit The premise for this is that Twitter saw a huge loss of revenue as a result of deliberate actions like removing @realDT (Twitter share prices actually peaked a few weeks later in February 2021
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
HR at Activision-Blizzard may have significant D&I initiatives but it categorically does not apply to their CEO Bobby Kotick.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> The main reason that the United States became the dominant superpower of the early-mid 20th century and eclipsed its European peers was that many more kids in the United States had been going to high school This glosses over two World
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Exclusive clubs aren't about providing perks to those who get in, its about maximizing club profits by only having patrons buying bottle service and other expensive add-ons. Its to get more rich people to sign up.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Its incredibly bloated, but you have to consider the second-level effects of US Military spending, like our ability to project economic policy on the world, or prop up the domestic economy. US Defense spending is the biggest welfare program
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
In the US whenever I traveled during the past decade it felt like consumer goods were much more expensive, CAD, AUD, EUR, purchases all felt more expensive. I wonder if part of this is just the weakening of the dollar as the result of US ec
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> UI based flows for integrations are as bad Right but in the same breath we should mention all code is terrible.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
I wonder how practical it would to implement much of Rust's error handling syntactic sugar in Golang. I'm sure a lot doesn't transfer over, but Rust seems to have learned a lot from other languages like Golang in this regard.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Would Airlines be so capital intensive if not for the security theatre of the TSA and all its related expenses?
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Seems to me they should offer at least 2 tiers of this rating system. Star sellers for organizations that can give out free product in exchange for 5 star reviews, and ~Premium sellers for those who can't.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
There's a growing industry of "resellers" who buy an in-demand product and attempt to sell it for more, and if it doesn't work they can just return it. Larger ticket items like electronics (especially next-gen game conso
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
I wonder how many homes are bought and sold through shell companies, family members, etc?
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
"Recent events" if this is a reference to sanctions against Russia for their invasion of Ukraine I'm speechless.
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
This starts to make sense when you consider the self-flagellation of a full server-side-rendering production setup that has existed over the past decade, to the point many SPA products completely give up on SSR - or nowadays throw themselve
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
Its a modern incarnation of a billionaire buying a newspaper. Has that ever worked out well? Has it ever been altruistic?
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
Presentational logic is hard, and while each ecosystem has settled into an all-rightish presentational UI (i.e. React, UI kit) - we still haven't figured out how to pair it with state in a way that doesn't require a massive amount
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
*when he has stopped being financially reliant on it. Facebook, Twitter, and Google, all had alternative paths where they make significantly less money but are much more of a positive influence on the internet and society at large. They cho
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by tmp_anon_22 5y ago
The logic being "They work at Google/Dropbox/etc... therefore they are the best performers" really irks me.

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