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Comment #33262582
FWIW I feel for the OP in most of what s/he says. Luckily there's a lot of hybrid arrangements now where you can have your cake and eat it so to speak.
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Comment #33261659
1. A few friends of mine had kids with woman being over 40. Not unusual. 2. You can adopt. 3. Do not be too sad about it. I for one look at the state of the world around me and fee…
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Comment #33248099
>> gets too risky when trying to deliver use value at every sprint. I disagree. To me, being afraid of new code or refactoring code means you're working with a code base that has a…
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Comment #33248002
Thanks for sharing. Agree 100% btw.
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Comment #33177493
That's the foot at the door. Third parties is some steps down that road. Ubuntu/Canonical has been erratic for quite some time now. Time to get back to a non-company backed up dist…
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Comment #33121981
So it seems that the entrenched powers in IBM are winning over. Sad but expected TBH.
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Comment #33106637
IMHO remote desktops (cloud or DaaS) is a terrible idea with even more terrible executions. I never tried one that could measure up to a local environment.
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Comment #33080819
Nope. Last company I were where it was followed was a trainwreck of productivity. SAFe was a contributor to that. Excruciating long and boring procedures that made the bureaucrats …
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Comment #33077612
The problem with that is that it finds you (if ever) too late to be of any use. Not the OP but in a similar situation.
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Comment #33033539
>> I have no doubt whoever launched [project name] got promoted and then bounced to a different product and didn't care about whether [project name] was a success long term. Same s…
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Comment #33018063
You'd expect so (and I'd hope so) but nope. Drivers become even more reckless. Driving huge, noise-insulated cars seems to put them in the mindset of total control, detachment from…
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Comment #33017747
How about crystal? https://crystal-lang.org/
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Comment #33017466
European here. We mostly get what you guys have in terms of cars and politics lagging just a few years or months back. Usually with narrower roads and worse infrastructure.
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Comment #32948860
Saw it for a min. Nice. Then I bumped into the car in front of me which was changing lanes. Not nice.
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Comment #32939827
Shouldn't at least this section be cordoned off?
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Comment #32896500
>> Perhaps Thiel sees Facebook as a place to contain unbounded Mimetic violence. It simultaneously perpetuates violence and prevents it from happening. After all, if people fight o…
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Comment #32895001
Good explanation but not what I'd perceive from a post asking for grit. FWIW I'd think what the OP thinks (and shy away).
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Comment #32889057
"as the loneliness epidemic grows exponentially over the next few decades" hasn't that happened already?
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Comment #32848459
I wonder how much the contributors are being paid...
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Comment #32814383
So Rust is now old enough for people to talk about "Modern" Rust? I'm either missing something or words don't mean what they used to...
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Comment #32809645
what have we learned from a decade of dating apps? Basically to not use them. Same thing we learned with a lot of other "social" services.
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Comment #32734825
Does what happened seem just to you? That form of passion that you disapprove comes from failing to serve justice in the first place. Do you have any better proposal than to just k…
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Comment #32733863
So, everybody knows that almost certainly the crew killed him, and the crew and their company and their vessel just walks? And that keeps happening... I'd propose in any subsequent…