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fj39dkf

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    > Trying to vilify people and attempting to create an environment to produce massive punitive damages and lawsuits, or to bring political pressure to change staffing decisions dram…

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    Comment #20350251

    "Reactionary" doesn't mean literally "reacting to a problem", it's a political term that comes from the French revolution, referring to monarchists who became organized and motivat…

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    Comment #20340251

    Are you sure this description of an American tourist didn't come from a 1990s newspaper cartoon? Fanny pack? Really?

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    Comment #20330299

    Interesting to see all the pro-100%-remote comments here. I worked for a company for about two years. One year in, they decided to go fully remote. The goal was to save money (the …

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    Comment #20267648

    Those "hipster bubbles" are the areas where most tech innovation is happening. Nobody is saying that insurance companies aren't using .NET.

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    Comment #20267021

    There are many confounding variables here that make it difficult to draw a convincing conclusion. The ethnic disparity can partially be explained by the fact that white men have hi…

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    Comment #20259067

    Yes, seriously.

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    Comment #20259008

    For students and researchers. If you're operating a business you still have to pay for VS licenses, or violate the free license and hope you get big enough fast enough that it's no…

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    Comment #20258891

    People have rightly mentioned the cost and vendor lock-in issues. The other problem is that - for whatever reason - good engineers simply want nothing to do with the Microsoft ecos…

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    Comment #20257563

    Every .NET developer I've worked with had to be painfully dragged out of the Microsoft world into the real one. It's just not worth the effort to hire people who solve problems by …

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    Comment #20255786

    Obviously it would be nice if a crack team of scientists and engineers ordered some pizzas and had a marathon science session that comes up with something that solves all our probl…

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    Comment #20219212

    I'm surprised this seems to work so well for you. I've had colleagues do similar things and it pretty much always resulted in them being "managed out", outright fired, or mysteriou…

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    Comment #20196746

    You're being downvoted because your portfolio's performance is almost certainly a matter of luck and a bull market, not your clever investment research. Not even Berkshire Hathaway…

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    Comment #20134123

    Good point, I assumed this is in the US.

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    Comment #20134107

    That's not really how contracts work. A contract is only "void" if it contains something fundamentally illegal, or if someone was forced to sign it. And that would be determined in…

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    Comment #20133854

    Do you mean intellectual property? It would be defined in the contract, but usually the contractors never own the copyright to code written for other people. Anyway, I agree with t…

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    Comment #20071691

    Cats actually have 9 lives, at least according to current research.

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    Comment #19877070

    He evicted us because he could rent it out for more money. Something about your comment makes me think there's more to this story.