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pyzon
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Comment #24215298
I can't help but feel that many of the dismissive comments here must be either from folks without kids, or from people that got lucky with a well-mannered child. You think those go…
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Comment #21413460
Loyalty in business has not been a thing for a long time. Where there's no loyalty, there's no betrayal. You're right to be angry about being lied to, but lies like this are so com…
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Comment #20791041
This includes a huge number of arrests for crossing the border. If you ignore immigration crimes, non-U.S. citizens are less likely to commit crimes than U.S. citizens. Without con…
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Comment #20769707
"Wage slave" is a term that should return to the popular vernacular. It very accurately describes the relationship most Americans have with employment.
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Comment #18035269
So you got hired straight out of school, and then let go because you weren't fast enough at working with a non-trivial technology that your employer knew (or should have known) you…
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Comment #17628794
"Only" three? How many should there be? The phrasing of the title of this article is curious.
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Comment #17460686
We use ChatOps extensively for a team of 15-20 and it's been fantastic. It makes life easier for devs and devops, and empowers QA and customer support to perform various tasks that…
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Comment #17342513
Folks, this is depravity at its lowest. If you're not taking at least a minimal action to stop this, then what do you stand for? 1. Call your senators and representatives. 2. Donat…
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Comment #17342509
Folks, this is depravity at its lowest. If you're not taking at least a minimal action to stop this, then what do you stand for? 1. Call your senators and representatives. 2. Donat…
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Comment #15828452
I don't disagree with the article's premise that Slack hijacks your brain, but as someone who worked for a far-flung company that didn't have Slack, and instead relied on email/pho…