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Comment #16006143
Yeah, we've done that. And again, this is totally a cultural problem. But inevitably I end up writing that shared groovy code (because I have the most familiarity), and so when thi…
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Comment #16005966
Man, I'm having this problem right now at work and it's been a nightmare. Admittedly the problem is like 90% cultural. People (on my team) don't understand pipeline and they absolu…
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Comment #15997005
All very true. I was more thinking from the company's perspective (who often are the ones overtly discouraging inter-office relationships).
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Comment #15996640
> told not to get too close with them Well, I don't think that's true really. Nobody cares if you're close friends with your co-workers. Many co-workers are close friends. But, I g…
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Comment #15996572
> I think, in general, that it is totally fine to have company outings, but propositions of any sort should be avoided. It's more that I wonder if this is just another nail in the …
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Comment #15995751
I don't think that's anyone's typical definition of the middle class. It usually refers to work autonomy and relying on expertise to sustain yourself (as opposed to menial labor). …
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Comment #15995464
I'd heard rumors about this at Vice. Glad to see it getting some air. Stories like this are important, because I think the traditional view of sexual harassment is that it happens …
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Comment #15988864
Were you riding during peak hours (7-10, 4-7)? That's when it tends to get really bad - even minor delays cause massive backups, because the trains are essentially running as close…
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Comment #15980144
Of course, there's the old saying that the financial media has correctly predicted 20 of the last 3 bubbles
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Comment #15941322
> My point is that Etsy needed more of a guiding light than their engineering department providing effective technology. They had that, though. Amazon for unique items. I think tha…
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Comment #15933949
> That’s great – for their engineering department. Well, no - it's great for you too. Nobody can buy anything if the site is down. First-time buyers are especially sensitive to tha…
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Comment #15928921
Disclaimer: I worked at Etsy, a long time ago. > The next group, headed by Chad Dickerson and Allspaw, seemed like they wanted to focus on technology for technology’s sake, more th…