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Comment #46705253
Deel is one of the reasons why my policy for working for foreign companies is "B2B or I'm fucking off". Everyone I know (employees/contractors using it, not the other side) who wen…
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Comment #43281283
Curious. I opened it in chromium to see what it looks like without the adblocker, I declined all the tracking it asked for (violating the GDPR by the way), and I see no ads of any …
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Comment #41600578
28 hours (note the date), but still
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Comment #41127880
That only gives you the client component though, which isn't very useful when the game servers shut down. Most games these days don't have a self-hostable dedicated server. In case…
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Comment #39806203
Have you tried https://www.funkwhale.audio/ ? It can be used effectively as a "private spotify". Labeling is a solved problem thanks to https://picard.musicbrainz.org/ , and the fa…
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Comment #37369908
Yep. I recently serviced a Tissot from the late 1930s – it was running fine, it was just a reasonable thing to do after all these years to prolong its lifespan. You wouldn't be abl…
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Comment #35019713
I couldn't help myself while reading the other comments, so I asked ChatGPT the following prompt, in an attempt to fit in: > write a reply to the following comment, in a style of a…
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Comment #35019666
Wow, people are so bad at reading sarcasm that I feel like they've been replaced by LLMs already.
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Comment #34272032
This has more details: https://gizmodo.com/dnd-wizards-of-the-coast-ogl-1-1-open-ga...
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Comment #33408669
> Imagine spending your whole afternoon trying to dig what "($fc) = /^(.)/" does; a maintainer's nightmare Why are you maintaining Perl code without knowing any Perl though? This s…
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Comment #32318633
Oh, I absolutely agree – there is an overhead to hiring remotely (especially if you need to operate another business there, like Google does in Warsaw), so if you have to pay someo…
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Comment #32318388
If you're struggling to find talent anywhere, why not hire in Poland? As a Polish engineer, we all know that companies are struggling to hire anyone . If you think you can hire a l…
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Comment #31284056
It advertises itself as "Great for all the tech-savy bosses who want to have a quick view of person's git/github activity, before the interview". I guess the tech-savy bosses are s…
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Comment #31266183
They don't call it that. "21 jewels" just describes the amount of rubies in the watch movement.
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Comment #30539340
Ha, I knew it! A20 Lagavulin on Silent always seems like it's down to whether you managed to get enough poison cards for it.
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Comment #30426363
Better than it used to be is not a very high bar to clear. As a reader, I actively seek the threadreaderapp posters and follow these links to improve the reading experience. Or jus…
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Comment #30426193
> but as a reader I have no idea if it's going to render correctly on mobile (...). At minimum there'll be a braindead cookie banner taking up 1/3 of the screen This is the reality…
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Comment #30426185
I'd prefer if twitter just made its interface not terrible so that there'd be no need for threadreaderapp.
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Comment #29800538
No, not everyone I like passes my purity test, you're right. I try not to judge them too much for it, they have their reasons (largely economical), and it's their call. I wouldn't …
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Comment #29800177
Talk is cheap, but so is switching jobs. The broader you go on this the harder it is to avoid, I still pay my taxes even though my government does terrible things with the money, b…
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Comment #29799285
If I worked at Norton and this happened I'd be handing in my resignation on the same day because I wouldn't want to be associated with these practices and for anyone, including fut…
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Comment #29603798
It was renamed as others mentioned, but 6.c (for Christmas) came out almost 6 years ago, on December 24, 2015. https://perl6advent.wordpress.com/2015/12/25/christmas-is-he...
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Comment #29110463
> Turns out Rust was the wrong choice for this particular project Curious. What made it a bad choice for this?