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Comment #46178401
Can you cite this in some way? Given he's shown the competence to write and typeset an impressive series of books, I find this claim pretty hard to believe.
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Comment #42595966
> shows a moderator of /r/rails rewriting history, implying Dave not going to RailsConf 2022 was his fault, along with airing bizarre grievances like "We inserted snark at DHH in a…
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Comment #42595810
> Amanda Perino is insanely great. Money is actually being spent on Marketing and Tutorial as well as documentation. More value output per dollar, which in turns means more sponsor…
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Comment #42593246
The plan with Rails World is that it'll alternate between continents. Rails World 2023 was in Amsterdam, 2024 was in Toronto, and 2025 will be back in Amsterdam. Japan has RubyKaig…
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Comment #42593223
Rough timeline of events: * Thinking they held all the cards, RailsConf uninvited DHH from the conference in 2022. They would never admit this, but the reasons were extremely petty…
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Comment #31522678
It's hard to tell given the private stock and all, but the article mentions that there's reason to believe the company hasn't taken quite as much of a haircut as comparable ones th…
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Comment #28575832
Well spotted. Based on this wording: > each person known by us to be the beneficial owner of more than 5% of the outstanding shares of our Class A or Class B common stock; and It s…
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Comment #28519436
Yeah. My comments are from before Alvaro started commenting in this thread, and I've since changed my position based on reading his responses. > He also seems to be interested in l…
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Comment #28513165
Just to play devil's advocate — OOC, what do you think the end game for Álvaro would be under this scenario? Under the most cynical interpretation, I guess he'd convert Ongres from…
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Comment #28512837
It's worth noting that (from the article) the offender in this case isn't some gigantic organization like Amazon — it's basically one guy, and one who considers himself to be a mem…
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Comment #27726278
Exactly this. The city's budget was $6.4B in 2010, and $12.6B for 2021-2022, which is down from $13.7B for 2020-2021 (only because of Corona). That's a _doubling_ in a decade, and …
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Comment #26021946
Pretty much this. Regardless of how you feel about Uber/Lyft drivers' ability to access benefits, if the bill that does it has this many exemptions, you should oppose it on that ba…
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Comment #25764827
> Was the COO fired? It sounds like she was, reading this article. Knowing nothing about the internals at Dropbox, it does sound like it (on the surface at least). Having worked at…
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Comment #25764712
Out of curiosity, is there something lower cost/better that employees who have recently quit or been laid off should look into?
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Comment #19573056
Well, it feels weird to defend Instagram, but here we go. The important lines from the article are these ones: > Instagram confirmed to Newsbeat that Kevin's handle had been change…
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Comment #19502672
This article nails it: > Open offices clearly suck. So why are you (most likely) still working in one? Behind all the fluff, there is a simple explanation: they save insane amounts…
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Comment #19425248
> The Oscar-winning director presents a sympathetic portrait of the Silicon Valley CEO who fooled the world into believing she had built a better blood test I really don't know how…
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Comment #16433245
This might be a silly questions, but it's not addressed by the article, I don't know the answer, and I suspect I'm not the only one: Is the microcode update likely to help reverse …
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Comment #16278873
Interesting. I've recently gone through a bit of a reorganization of my inbox and filters, and as a slight alternative, I found that generally speaking, most providers are pretty g…