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ieRei6ae
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Comment #23266628
> People studied the UBI idea and recognized the costs of giving money to everyone are so enormous that it's unworkable This is simply false. Please provide sources for this claim.…
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Comment #23155616
> if you have a rotating team of engineers That's the problem: burning out engineers. Google has been developing a language to make it easier to change cogs in the machine. The quo…
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Comment #22364757
You need to define meritocracy. There's plenty of excellent software engineers paid pennies to work on difficult problems because they live in countries with very low wages. And pl…
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Comment #22364729
Not at all.
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Comment #22364724
> anti-White racists Please spare the alt-right dog whistle.
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Comment #22364697
Plenty of companies provide mostly unhealthy snacks. Also, encouraging workers not to spend time out of the building is not so healthy, physically and mentally. And it's not meant …
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Comment #22364568
The article makes a good point about the dumpster fires named ansible and docker.
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Comment #22364385
Not at all.
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Comment #22358232
> non-standard hacker in the US non-standard hacker? Most hackerspaces and hackers communities are strongly aligned with Anarchism (and therefore socialism), at least outside of th…
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Comment #22358195
Excellent project! I hope it gains traction. Can you please clarify on the docs why it uses a blockchain and how it is mined or otherwise generated?
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Comment #22348378
Jenkins? .bat? That's some masochism.
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Comment #22327972
> How many times do people who are good at their jobs get promoted just because there isnt anywhere else to go? Sometimes, yes. I also saw terrible developers being promoted into m…
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Comment #14473034
> the problem with languages like Nim is lack of support and maturity It was the same for Linux, Python, Ruby. Being community-driven can be a bug or a feature. > Go is more versat…
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Comment #13418191
You mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon ?
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Comment #12708290
Archive.org to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20160925063638/http://c2.com/cgi...
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Comment #12179315
> What do you say touching the disks is? Like physical touch, or logging in and looking at the logs? There is a reason why foresics data capture devices are so expensive and certif…