wolco2

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by wolco2 6y ago
I wouldn't call Brown students the future elite. till the middle management of the future should beware.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Churlish and petty? I see it more that Americans were acting rationally and logically and parts of rest of the world were acting emotionally in panic and willing to stop thinking for themselves and put their trust in health officials. I wor
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by wolco2 6y ago
As does cop shows and popular media and video games. Where do you draw your line?
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by wolco2 6y ago
Be who you want to become.
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by wolco2 6y ago
They are in google pockets for 95% of revenue. But I think as a browser with a smaller market they join things and change things to be like everyone else. There was a recent change to facebook picture albums that lazily loads pictures as y
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by wolco2 6y ago
Did you ever open source the project? I can see it being useful in a more limited context.
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by wolco2 6y ago
And because half of the population didn't vote.
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by wolco2 6y ago
My favorite opinion is comments muckup the source code.
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by wolco2 6y ago
There is the 4 hour a week movement.
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by wolco2 6y ago
That's more popular than you think. If you said php is a pretty good language and I enjoy working with it you may get a lot of closet php developers upvoting you. A real unpopular opinion is testing is not worth the effort.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Finding metered street parking in the most congested parts of Manhattan? I guess it's possible but wouldn't you waste more in gas circling all day?
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by wolco2 6y ago
At one end they exist to inform and offer you a service. I've clicked on ads and purchased and have been better off for it. No tricks involved but it did save me 1/2 off the original price I normally purchase from another store.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Why are ads suddenly so evil? Ads are paided messages.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Congrats on the new position. Some people can spot talent.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Back in the day you wanted in to get shares before they went public. Then the dream was to cashout and using your google money you can create something. Then people stopped getting stocks but used it to get funding. Then there are the pe
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by wolco2 6y ago
That's interesting and truly insightful. Doing a good job in a previous role doesn't matter anymore because everyone relys on the leetcode score.
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by wolco2 6y ago
I have. You start with a half turn, then the full turn, then say something. People are much more afraid of confrontation than they use to be.
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by wolco2 6y ago
I always hated ushers. A little bit of power can go to your head. Why do we want this back? If someone is making too much noise let them know.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Laws aren't necessary in extremely smaller groups. Do you and your dog need laws? You and your family probably have rules. Very small communities don't even have police. The larger the group the more need for laws to protect each
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by wolco2 6y ago
But no more smallpox deaths. It is possible. Crime free can happen without laws.
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by wolco2 6y ago
We do this a lot. We take a truth + mix it in with our personal situation and broadcast this information as truth and someone comes around and follows this and finds it to be untrue. Hiring ex C/C++ game developers is fine on the surf
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by wolco2 6y ago
And they are free to complain about the treatment they got.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Sounds like google is doing something bad if they need to enforce this. The power inbalance you speak of is why unions are probably needed. You were a special snowflake in the 90s/early 2000s now you are a cog.
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by wolco2 6y ago
Maybe not after paying that team. Small startups have less than 2 million and usually a 16-24 cash or bust cycle. If they are hiring teams of people they are not a small startup. If you are not bring in more cash than your aws bill that&#x
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by wolco2 6y ago
Small startups use junior talent for most services. They are not hiring the best hr team, marketing, sales and development. They don't have unless amount of money. They will pick one or two areas where they have an advantage and hire
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by wolco2 6y ago
We should start by asking how many of the daily reddit users are bots vs humans to set a baseline.
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by wolco2 6y ago
It had almost a million subs at it's peak. The semi-recent crackdown on right wing or in some cases extremely left wing subs has forced many to other platforms. I would say millions have been pushed off in one way or the other.
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by wolco2 6y ago
You are probably an expert in your area but the original poster was talking about much smaller shops. That's the point being missed for every multi-million dollar spender there are thousands of smaller projects paying 10x the cost bec
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by wolco2 6y ago
Many moved off reddit when thedonald subreddit got shutdown and went to other places.
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by wolco2 6y ago
"Linode is frequently the target of massive global DDOS. I remember well a few years ago the Christmas Eve Linode DDOS because I had to work 20 hours that day." Those sound like some of the weakest reasons. Is your information st

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