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hdhjebebeb
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Comment #28527688
Where do you get stats for short-term rentals? Anecdotally, our last landlady illegally evicted us, converted the house to an airbnb, and then bought the next-door house from the l…
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Comment #28523699
A&W Canada is kicking ass with plant-based offerings - their veggie burger is delicious, and they're in every rest stop on the highway so I end up eating at least one every road tr…
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Comment #28301022
In my experience companies don't have long-term plans or vision for their products, and it leads to work becoming tedious. You come in excited with no understanding of the product,…
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Comment #28093059
Tickets by themselves are a symptom of a good process and not the end goal. If you don't know where tickets come from, why they exist, or when to do them, then the whole process is…
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Comment #28056145
same, i joined a place where it turned out a small group of people basically held all the power and had created a byzantine system only they could reason about. management was also…
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Comment #28030880
Lol I've seen this in action, lots of staff devs being architecture astronauts or diving super deep on a hot new technology, and meanwhile some intern is building the stupid webapp…
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Comment #28003201
The concept of the data mesh makes sense, but I'm not sure what it means in practice? You have one big redshift and a catalog that says "this team owns this dataset", and that team…
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Comment #27963364
I'm excited for generics to land in Golang so we can have efficient set implementations instead of abusing maps.
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Comment #27925748
I would love to hear a theory for how the supreme court could take this case. Free exercise?
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Comment #27894050
Yeah I can't read the article, but as an applicant this would immediately trigger a yellow flag. If the CTO/director/whoever decided can justify it as a unique differentiator then …
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Comment #27797197
Do other people feel like this at startups? When there's no clear direction and everyone is just working on whatever they find interesting, I just tend to check out. It's just not …
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Comment #27716318
It seems like a distinction without a difference, this article for example uses them interchangably: https://www.commondreams.org/views/2019/06/21/brief-history-...
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Comment #27710671
Isn't this the free market at work? How would all the companies collude to collectively bring in more marginalized people? It's like saying "I want higher wages but I don't think o…
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Comment #27689138
Where other people see fully automated luxury communism, you see the end of the human race? There's more to life than working
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Comment #27683099
Just off the top of my head, big cities include Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Halifax, Hamilton, Kitchener. You make it sound like Toronto and Vancouver …
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Comment #27593659
Good luck! FWIW in the past I've been happiest working on a project with a small team that has some clear product goals - maybe your current company can provide something like that…
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Comment #27593419
I'm in a similar boat, I've been working for 10 years and I was burnt out before the pandemic, but the last year has been brutal. People in the replies are saying "get a hobby", wh…
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Comment #27569310
Consulting is a little unique in my experience - if there's a steady stream of work, you never really stick with the same client full time for the full 5 years. It's a lot easier t…
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Comment #27569273
Conversely, I've worked at places where the people who had been there for 5-10 years were just coasting, the product was stagnant, and constantly hiring new people was the only way…
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Comment #27566479
Ethiopian food is very spiced in my experience - mitmita and berebere are the two distinctive spice mixes that come to mind. The local place makes doro wat so spicy that my partner…
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Comment #27514880
Pretty sure slavery is the definition of external oppression
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Comment #27514853
> Northern Europe, not known for their abundance of slaves, is wealthier. Northern Europe didn't import a lot of slaves but they sure as hell benefitted financially from the slave …
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Comment #27514747
I don't think you should be downvoted, but the polio campaign was lying to citizens of other countries, not domestically, which I think is the crucial distinction here.
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Comment #27434129
I had an abdominal ultrasound recently - the actual process of placing the probe and annotating the images seems like a pretty specific technical skill. I don't think any old perso…
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Comment #27320151
you're so close...