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by waboremo 4y ago
I'd say for a big org the priority isn't "not fucking up", it's not objecting. In a small growth org, despite severe rank differences, you're likely to have some impact on direction if you disagree. In a big or
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by waboremo 4y ago
Especially as more "elder scams" resort to tapping into their loneliness to encourage action, it's important families and communities pay more attention to this growing problem of elders attached to their screens.
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An easier one stop shop alternative is just Notion. Recommend it for the reason of having an internal wiki/documentation. Probably one of the only real use cases for Notion, everything else (like personal note taking or time organizati
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I did not claim we should go back to farm life or that it was perfect, only that these tasks were fulfilling. Are your tasks at work not fulfilling? Perhaps another hour long meeting will give you the same joy as turning your harvested crop
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by waboremo 4y ago
Such great points you've brought up, and hopefully it's not lost on many posters on HN, that technicality of on paper being "successful" but realistically not living very differently from NEETs. It says a lot about weste
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by waboremo 4y ago
The choice for most humans wasn't "work or starve". Back then the concept of "work" didn't exist. You lived your life, you hunted and farmed for nourishment, these tasks while laborous were also incredibly fulf
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by waboremo 4y ago
Highly highly recommend the book Four Thousand Weeks for this question. Someone already suggested this book before I replied so I'll add some more information. The comparison of "intuitive tasks" is one that sticks with me. S
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by waboremo 4y ago
We have all been sold a lie. The major regrets people give when they are near death, are all linked to work. They wish they had been a better more active parent, they wish they had spent more time with family and friends. Where do these peo
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by waboremo 4y ago
This level of fame paranoia is commonly talked about, but is also extremely hard to reach without actually trying and spending resources in regularly keeping your name in people's mouths. You can achieve a great level of wealth without
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by waboremo 4y ago
Were you paid for this comment? Or did you write it out of your own desire to convey what you are thinking? I wonder if the answer to these questions also resolves the unfounded idea that writers will stop writing when capitalism ceases to
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by waboremo 4y ago
Free speech doesn't exist within the context of a privately held website.
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by waboremo 4y ago
They're in the business of pushing new features. This is why problems like this (and many others) will go unfixed for a long time. Long gone are the days of prioritizing fixes in Notion (which BTW their "performance fix" befo
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by waboremo 4y ago
No because the React team changes their approach every other year anyways.
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by waboremo 4y ago
That already exists, if all hell breaks loose for some reason you can talk to your credit card company and request that subscription be stopped. Asking for a new card does the same. Chargebacks also exist and is actually a handy way to get
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by waboremo 4y ago
Then don't. You wouldn't be forced to give over your credit card number to every random company. You're creating a situation that doesn't make any sense - somehow you trust them enough to provide you the service you want
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by waboremo 4y ago
Let's work with your assumptions, hopefully you can realize why they don't really make sense when it comes to consumer rights or healthy competition. So companies "will do everything they can to screw over the customer".
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by waboremo 4y ago
You mean Apple would have to be competitive regarding their own services for once? Actually have it make financial sense and provide a seamless experience for companies so they're encouraged to use it rather than forced? No... that can
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by waboremo 4y ago
How else are they going to challenge the status quo? I'm confused by people acting shocked and appalled every time any other company brings up issues with the status quo. Spotify wants to get into Audiobooks, Apple won't let them,
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by waboremo 4y ago
Quite a lot of cache storage can be used and can be expanded on as well if there was a serious demand for it. Browser games don't technically have to redownload the entire game every load. The reason I claimed it as "cultural&quot
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by waboremo 4y ago
Mario Maker 2 and Game Builder Garage are great for getting into game creation (or at the very least level creation). Super intuitive as well. As for extending critical thinking, I feel puzzle based games are great at this like Captain Toad
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by waboremo 4y ago
You already can, Unity has their own section of Unity on the web games you can play. They aren't graphically impressive usually but comes down to lack of development resources. Then there's examples like Townscraper ( https:/
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by waboremo 4y ago
In general, most Nintendo made and published games tend to be great for kids of all ages. Captain Toad Treasure Tracker for problem solving, Mario Maker 2 for dexterity but also once they get comfortable with the game they can make their ow
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by waboremo 4y ago
You are right that multiplayer arena FPS with a vibrant community is a rarity now. I think the most popular one is Splitgate (sitting at ~600 players ingame on steam right now)[1]. Xonotic seems to be semi popular too but not on Steam if th
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by waboremo 4y ago
It does seem a lot of Google's current dominance relies on the idea that Android, YouTube, Google Ads, and Chrome will remain unchallenged. In avenues where they are challenged, they either fold completely (Stadia) or make significantl
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes there are also additional studies on "boomerang workers" that fit this new(er) class of people. Ones who despite even liking their job and eventually coming back, seek employment elsewhere because they aren't getting what
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by waboremo 4y ago
Ironic, it would have been far more helpful to just ask OP "what are the reasons your company still uses Docker?" instead of mindlessly complaining.
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Microsoft is just full of these strange decisions. People back then used to say Microsoft would never abandon backwards compatibility when it comes to a new product, but they attempted that several times now from Windows RT to Windows S Mod
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I don't know, are you going to get fired for joining a book club?
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TikTok having an estimated 1bn users is quite low when you compare it to the likes of Google's YouTube at twice that (2.5bn). If anything I expected TikTok to have passed the 2bn mark already considering its reach, most notably surpass
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by waboremo 4y ago
It wouldn't be 10 million videos/month, it would be 10 million active users. This is a notable difference because each of these users can be uploading numerous content and tiktok users who have posted content are much more likely

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