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garrettdimon

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About garrettdimon

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    It still creates non-trivial day-to-day overhead for customers where they now have to think about who to invite and what permissions to grant them in conjunction with costs. We'd m…

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    There has to be some sort of limit because "unlimited" can easily lead to customers using far more resources than they're paying for. However, by moving away from per-seat pricing,…

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    Comment #35702753

    I don't have a singular, one-size-fits-all better option, but I explicitly included several options that I've seen work well either as the applicant or from the hiring side. I just…

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    Comment #35702449

    I added that after-the-fact in response to this comment. So that's on me for not including it originally. It's a great idea and one I wholeheartedly endorse because it forces the c…

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    Comment #35695584

    That’s not always accurate that the company doing the hiring contributes nothing. (Also good companies could offer to pay for that take-home test time.) Having done take home befor…

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    I don’t have any trouble with the three bottom thumb keys in the cluster, but the top three aren’t very useful. I’ve remapped them to media or macro shortcuts that I don’t use whil…

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    We have three TCL Roku TV’s, and while they’re all blocked now, they were responsible for about 98% of the requests on our network according to Pi Hole. Now they’re blocked at the …

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    Comment #18838996

    We've been doing 4-day/32-hour weeks at Wildbit for over a year now, and it's been great. We're a remote-first team of just under 30 people spread across quite a few time zones. It…

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