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rabino

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    Comment #13684564

    Why would you take them seriously if they fire someone senior just to respond to the public outcry but did nothing when this wasn't public?

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    Comment #12680042

    I never said that. If you want to learn to manage servers, by all means. The industry needs more good people! But to suggest that everyone should do (or will do it, as some people …

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    Comment #12680035

    I do the same. And some times it goes down and I'm busy so it stays down for a day. And I never find time to keep everything updated to the latest security patches, etc. Fun hobby,…

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    Comment #12680025

    Sure. And that's called a hobby. You can do whatever you want, but the point here is this is not what the masses are going to do. Or should do, for that matter.

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    Comment #12680021

    You lost me on how you went from "They find bigger and better and stealthier ways to learn about us" (which I agree with) to "move against us in the future". Care to elaborate?

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    Comment #12680014

    I own my phone, but the data is still in the cloud. I'm not sure I agree with your version of the future. People don't know enough ( and don't want to) about security, scalability,…

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    Comment #12679736

    Do you homeschool your kids? Grow your own produce? Kill your own cows? I mean, why don't you let experts do what they do and you spend your time doing what you do? Unless you do s…

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    Comment #12320494

    I was expecting the list of sources at the bottom of the article to be a mile long. Not a single one. Hot damn, so much broscience and red herrings.

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    Comment #12209482

    Allow me to be skeptical when your first quoted source is Gladwell.

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    Comment #11299876

    I'm confused about what the goal of this is. The best thing about PHP is its dynamic nature, and the fact that any new page load is a completely new universe. Why would you want to…

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    Comment #10599571

    I totally empathize with people that are truly affected by words or ideas. What I can't tolerate is people trying to impose me what I should be offended by.

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    Comment #10311692

    Oh my god the tone of the article is exasperating. We get it, you think she'd dumb or something, but you need to relax a bit.

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    Comment #10294410

    He was a great person, a great developer and a great businessmen. And fun piece of trivia, he invented the share icon http://alexking.org/project/share-icon

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    Comment #10278277

    The unnecessary bashing of PHP, the lame justification for a sloppy architecture, the immense ego... I don't think hack culture should be used to justify asshole-ery.

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    Comment #9389769

    We have a pretty functional distributed organization and Slack has been a godsend for us. We totally love it.

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    Comment #9349468

    If you have two external monitors you are not the target market for this machine. At least not as your primary machine. I'm planning to buy one for when I'm out to meetings or trav…

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    Comment #8976999

    This one is really cool http://tri.be/update-the-shane-peter-inc-contract/

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    Comment #8806852

    I'm a foreign (from your standpoint) remote developer working for an american company. I make average salary for a developer (in the U.S.) because my company understands that the f…

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    Comment #8804858

    I think the reason we focus on the 'what' is our own fear of death. We ask to check in our heads how likely it is for that thing to happen to us.

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    Comment #8596335

    we just landed a friggin' robot into a friggin' commet mind blowing

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    Comment #8566908

    Why the 'Ex-Googlers' in the title. Is it like a seal of approval or something?

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    Comment #8539306

    Searchability is a huge + from me for using Slack. That's hard on email + IM. Specially if you were not in the original loop.

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    Comment #8539296

    I'm so happy for them. Great team and great product.

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    Comment #8512476

    Didn't he do just that by making it public on his twitter?

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    Comment #8512468

    Out Of all the noise, this is the only comment he should be paying attention to.