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danny_taco
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Comment #43211676
Ok. Let's pretend this is what is done. Russia gets to keep all the land it took from Ukraine, at the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides. Who's going to stop Russ…
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Comment #41703660
In my experience it doesn't do much. For example, I made the mistake of contributing to the campaign of a politician. Now I get texts from candidates all over the country. If I rep…
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Comment #40400924
If you actually read the article, what we send back is just IOUs or funny money. It's irrelevant what we send back actually, because the goal could be deindustrialization of other …
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Comment #38648229
Maybe we work in the same company. I'd like to add that usually the engineer responsible for the feature being bug-bashed is also responsible of refining the document where everyon…
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Comment #37905964
I'm surprised it took this long for LinkedIn to do layoffs. The amount of recruiters looking for candidates, tech companies hiring, etc. has gone down since the beginning of the ye…
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Comment #35905768
The main reason we all work for someone else is for money but there is something to be said about the things we build at work and not caring about them. This is something that took…
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Comment #35440686
Call it what you will, but what Russia is doing is trying to dissolve the Ukrainian identity through genocide and terrorism. I'm looking forward to the day when Ukraine gains back …
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Comment #35114220
And who do you expect to foot the bill to recover your money? There are ways to mitigate this risk and it's not the taxpayers problem you mismanage your assets.
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Comment #34903389
I've worked for the US government and I can tell you we all are humans.
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Comment #34903377
The concept is called extraterritorial jurisdiction, and it is used to do these types of prosecutions.
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Comment #33554380
Elon or Putin are not stupid, far from it, but that doesn't mean they can't make stupid decisions, and not only make them but double down on them. For example, look at Putin and th…
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Comment #33291777
People with disabilities often struggle to find content they can consume because it's not a11y friendly. Unfortunately in this case lawyers are capitalizing on this law that was ma…
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Comment #32332092
You talk about the figures being meaningful, while you seem to be making up numbers of your own.
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Comment #32185994
I was at Accenture Digital, now rebranded as Accenture Song, when Hertz was a client in our office. Most projects had the same issues. I was hired as a developer to work on the fro…
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Comment #30628938
> Having said that, it might be because when I'm writing JavaScript it's just me. Well, you don't need types because you only look at your own code. The advantage of having my IDE …
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Comment #30398470
Your impression comes from the fact that you have not worked at larger teams, as you said so yourself. It's relatively easy to build something scalable from the beginning if you kn…
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Comment #30276563
Despite his flaws as a human being and damage done by Microsoft in the 90's, overall his contributions to humanity greatly exceed his shortcomings. What are your contributions to h…
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Comment #30101814
Unlikely. Now, once their whole metaverse gambles collapses then, that may be the start of the end for them.
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Comment #29583485
Have you tried implementing a well structured and well developed migration system for node? How about a unified folder structure, best practices and patterns? Scheduled cron jobs? …
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Comment #29203506
Well then, it sounds like you need to put your phone down or at least don't open Slack, knowing well what would happen if you do. The onus is on you to disconnect from work, not to…
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Comment #29194173
I completely agree with you, and I've yet to see a compelling argument against this. I've been doing this since the rise of the SPA, all the way from vanilla, jQuery, Backbone, Ang…
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Comment #28762365
The breaking the law bit comes in the form of an accusation to the SEC that Facebook misled investors by not disclosing that they are in fact not doing everything possible to comba…
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Comment #28762233
I agree, and the harm is already done. What we can do is legislate new laws to combat these insidious practices from facebook. Which is unlikely to occur, so the problem will persi…
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Comment #28461750
Because Japan for some reason went all out on hydrogen, so Toyota being Japanese followed suit. What makes me wonder is why didn't they just look outside of Japan to realize this w…
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Comment #28160045
I see you get your "facts" from Facebook. You are gravely mistaken, and you contribute to the propagation of falsehoods that are making dealing with this pandemic increasingly diff…