wellareyousure

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by wellareyousure 4y ago
Yes, certainly people in medicine are aware. > we let a 90 yr old with dementia/diatebetes/etc. pass with dignity. Often it's a 4 week old baby. For every 1 sophisticated family member, there are 19 unsophisticated ones, w
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
> ...dealing with larger strategy issues as a senior developer and working with other developers and being involved in the sales process? I don't have any way to talk about your specific situation. If you're asking, "how c
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
Just consider how hard it is to find good people for a startup. What if indeed, most tech workers everywhere are bad? It doesn’t mean you observe lots of turnover. But it makes it possible that a company is really successful because of it
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
In my experience, things like code formatting and style were really predictive of the person’s contributions to a team. I’m not saying he’s making a strategically wise move. But there are potentially another 100,000 developers in this indus
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
I think the shocking this is we are still talking about this when it has been everyone's lived experience for decades.
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
> But the SK Chaebols are really the problem. Where, in Asia, is something like this not a problem?
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
Why do we need these obscure CAs?
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
This advocates for, "Say nothing," which ironically was the status quo regarding mental health at least between the 1800s and 1950.
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
Their innovation is that they had an in, somewhere, probably at various printers or e-Book distributors, that gave them access to digital copies of books. That is how they manage to have inventory of really obscure stuff. The software doesn
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
> neither for "social justice" Listen to yourself.
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
> I can't see stealing some poor author's work in the same light. I sympathize with this sentiment. I have writers in my family. Anyone who wants to be making money in writing is either (1) doing something else, like being a ce
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
Southwest also advertises many more flights than it plans to actually fly. Like if there's no penalty for a less than 2 hour adjustment, why not advertise flights every hour, and then regroup people day of? Or send them to Oakland inst
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
There is a tremendous amount of pharmaceutical advertising. I understand it's appealing, oh let's hate on the influencers. We DO see influencers advertise pharmaceuticals / health adjacent products, like with public health ca
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
Finally this question is no longer considered fringe.
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
I don’t comprehend how or why you are defending bureaucracy, on the idea that because the capriciousness he experienced doesn’t exactly match the capriciousness you experienced, then he must be wrong. Surely you see the irony in that.
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
I am an insider to this space and I think you are probably an outsider. That link doesn’t say what you think it does. LCP before optimization is a cause of what? For example, a complex product page. Well of course that will convert worse, b
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by wellareyousure 4y ago
I don’t think the guys in India Japan and China who write the C++ code in the games and apps I use for the pay the offshorers want to pay are going to give a fuck.