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foysauce
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Comment #48443793
I'm seeing most people's arguments here explaining that remote work has given them the opportunity to voluntarily engage in extra curricular social functions. I think to them, they…
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Comment #48322082
Yet here you are engaging with the article. In my mind, the clickbait title has done its job.
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Comment #46578694
> couldn't be easier Except for the single step workflow: like you do on POSIX shells?
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Comment #36905683
I can't speak for everyone, but in the 6 years and 4 companies I've worked for, we have hired only 2 front-end engineers. Full stack is simply what we want a vast majority of the t…
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Comment #36620173
I don't think I'm alone in that if I'm reading something that is anywhere near a 1-star, I don't finish it. And then go on to not leave a review. This skews my ratings indeed, beca…
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Comment #35218466
Have been reading "What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies" by Tim Urban? I've been loving it, and he talks about the importance of 2 counterparties identifying what _i…
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Comment #35208820
This is an era where "what you listen to" is entirely a personal choice, no 2 groups of people hear the exact same set of songs unless they want to. Same goes for movies, TV, any c…
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Comment #35002778
Interesting that the top 2 comments (when reading this) are at opposite ends of the sentiment spectrum over the name. Personally I think it's one of those names that sucks to use i…
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Comment #34636381
I believe a very similar use case was the original primary function of Richard's compression algorithm in the show Silicon Valley. Which of course was entirely underutilizing the t…
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Comment #31578568
Fwiw, The "To" field in the email is "ExecStaff" so it's not completely inferred.