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vraivroo
7y ago
Your fun little hippie commune doesn't extrapolate very well to society at large.
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7y ago
> expected to perform more emotional labor Can you explain what you mean by this? > the experience of being in a relationship is generally better for men Seems wildly speculative.
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7y ago
I've used both, so you can't convince me with such a poor argument. I happen to think TeamCity is the worse of the two, so there.
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7y ago
Please, that's not what gatekeeping is. You might as well start throwing around accusations of racism.
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7y ago
I had the misfortune of having to use GitLab CI recently. GitLab gets a lot of leeway from HN, maybe because it's an underdog, but it wasn't ready for prime time. Several features were just broken, and several more did things in s
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7y ago
TeamCity is just a proprietary Jenkins with a worse interface, so no.
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vraivroo
7y ago
I see you are unfamiliar with McKinsey.
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7y ago
What do you expect from a bunch of 24 year-old self-proclaimed "experts" fresh out of Harvard?
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7y ago
Where did you get this idea, not to mention the confidence to repeat it authoritatively? It's the opposite of correct: not only is this NOT true (GMT does NOT have daylight savings time or spring forward/fall back at any point dur
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vraivroo
7y ago
Guess what? Browsers still work this way.
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vraivroo
7y ago
Unless this is a development from within the last year, this is not universal.
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7y ago
I developed a trick of sitting on the edge of my bed when I'm in this state. Sooner or later I nod off, and then I can just _literally_ fall back into bed.
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7y ago
The comical thing is how often their systems are down. When I was in a WeWork we used to get free coffee all the time because they couldn't accept payments at the moment.
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vraivroo
7y ago
Your so-called "middle class" is merely a subgroup of the working class. Trying to differentiate between an upper working class and lower working class is simply snobbery.
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7y ago
> Do you suspend half the kids in the classroom because they're causing a disturbance for the other half? Yes, you do! > that school is a great mechanism to teach kids to interact with each other and learn to solve problems. What
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7y ago
Sure, because children don't have personality or autonomy. You only get that when you turn 18. /s
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vraivroo
7y ago
The easy and correct solution is to... not make incriminating posts.
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7y ago
Exactly. Nobody behaves worse when they know they are being watched.
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7y ago
What's wrong with that though?
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vraivroo
7y ago
Yeah, why wouldn't you want your economy built on fraud? I hear Venezuela is doing real well.
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vraivroo
7y ago
The value of all homes in BC goes up 5%, and you consider that tiny? I suggest that your definition of tiny needs recalibration, friend.
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vraivroo
7y ago
Nothing could be further from the truth. Whoever said that does not understand compound interest.
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7y ago
Yes, because one of the flaws in the human brain is finding "meaning" in "having to do a lot of work". I don't really care for that. They're going to die same as me, and they're as unlikely (maybe less lik
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7y ago
This is still a problem that could be solved by having governments that actually acted in the interest of their constituents and not just their cronies.
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7y ago
Programming Language Theory
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7y ago
That is not just "an asshole". That is criminal.
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7y ago
It's also not legal for landlords to enter other people's homes at will simply because they own it.
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7y ago
It's not legal for landlords to enter rented homes as they please, even in America.
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7y ago
that's only if you don't consider "web/browser" to be "cross-platform"
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7y ago
Oh man, this is so true. An acquaintance of mine who had recently graduated a bootcamp was crowing about how much he knows. I asked him for the big-O performance of adding an item to a linked list. He looked at me like I was speaking Martia
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