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Comment #39918770
That would be a big improvement in the remote work economy.
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Comment #39647840
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Comment #39647588
Good for them and the parents.
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Comment #39644409
None of that stuff would be possible without government. It's a statism run amok. It's the same story every time. Something works relatively OK (US health care before 20 century bi…
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Comment #39643619
Good example why using HTMX is usually a great idea. You can do your joins right there in the DB, it's easy and natural. SPAs are only a good idea if you ignore all the complexity …
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Comment #39611314
I like KDE on technical level, but I can never fully reproduce the Gnome's "Meta key/hot right upper corner expose" flow, which really grew onto me over the years. Also, last time …
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Comment #39575698
Why didn't Madoff just slow down to pay off the ponzi during the good times?
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Comment #39542578
Do you apply the same reasoning when government tells you something else that is obviously true and good advise, e.g. to wash your hands after you used a restroom?
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Comment #39515069
First you hire more selectively, slower, with higher "fit" requirements (talented, flexible, aligned with technical choices), and everyone are well motivated, so it just doesn't ha…
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Comment #39514483
Yes. I work in 2nd one in my life currently, around 30 people, 15 technical/15 non-technical, remote. Not a single manager. I think we can scale it to 50. At some size I guess it w…
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Comment #39508819
Coherent group of adults can hire, support, set expectations, evaluate contributions and resolve conflict among themselves. If someone really does a bad job, the group will build a…
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Comment #39474539
It didn't become , just suppressing what was already there is gone.
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Comment #39463076
Taking on debt or agreeing on contracts is voluntary (unless violence is used). Lobbying could maybe be considered violence by proxy because state can use violence. Violence has me…
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Comment #39425418
Sure email became terribly centralized to the point of self-hosting being near impossible. Primarily because it's super old. But you can still use Protonmail or Fastmail. And email…
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Comment #39425318
There is no feudalism without violence. No one is forcing anyone to host stuff in the cloud, no one is forcing anyone to use Gmail, no one is forcing anyone to use iPhone or Androi…
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Comment #39367083
Higher rates require indebt government to borrow more money issuing more bonds. Higher bond issuance required FED to monetize them and increase money supply. Increased money supply…
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Comment #39351139
It comes down to misleading people really. The act of creating a cryptocurrency is never a scam in itself, but how people try to get other people to use/buy into it can often is (e…
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Comment #39347270
Agreed. Apple has a full right to collect as much money as it can from users of the platform they've built and maintain. I wish the cut was more like 50%, to benefit my stocks, whi…
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Comment #39331938
> Mr Tomlinson told The Independent he had woken in the middle of the night to find officers banging on his door, been handcuffed, and had guns shoved in his face during the yearsl…
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Comment #39331918
That will be 30% of everything you do.
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Comment #39308356
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Comment #39308325
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Comment #39306800
I'm curious how is this being updated.
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Comment #39306553
Disney & sky resorts are private and are free to charge who they want how they want. You don't like it? Don't use it. But the TSA thing is ridiculous, because it is mandated by the…