CodeCube

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by CodeCube 6y ago
It can be replaced by local co-working spaces (or even coffee shops with the right community) ... very few reasons anyone on this earth should be traveling dozens and dozens of miles, for hours on end every single day, just to co-locate w
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by CodeCube 6y ago
Maybe they shouldn't be ... there's literally no reason for this when there are plenty of other collaboration methods that work just fine asynchronously. Yes, I understand that many of those jobs are just that way because that&#x2
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by CodeCube 6y ago
you know .. you're correct, I misread his original post. He was probably conflating reactnative with something like Electron
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by CodeCube 6y ago
I suspect they just meant regular react
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by CodeCube 6y ago
Yeah this sounds about right. This is the way it should be. I mean, hell, even that is a bit pricey TBH ... rent prices are generally out of control and need to come down. People have to be able to live without cramming into places with roo
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by CodeCube 6y ago
yes ... $4000 US Dollars for a one bedroom is literal crazy talk. Obviously, people are willing and able to pay those prices right now because they have to live specifically there to get those specific jobs. But if they could work remote, t
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by CodeCube 7y ago
No ... this is a glimpse of the kind of changes the world needs to make anyways to stave off destructive climate change. The world needs to learn to be together virtually ... that means remote work for knowledge workers, better local comm
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by CodeCube 7y ago
And? let them leave ... if there's another airline, that didn't take federal bailout money, then they should be able to hire that executive and give them whatever compensation they want. Clearly if they didn't take bailout mo
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by CodeCube 7y ago
I truly hope your friend can figure out a way through this ... however isn't selling gift cards just kind of punting the problem down the road? If their customers buy gift cards now, and then return to use then in X weeks/months,
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by CodeCube 7y ago
That debacle was an entirely different chain of management that is no longer at the company ;)
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Fantastic question, which I suspect would have ramifications on the whole "uberman" sleep schedule
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by CodeCube 7y ago
I wish the article had discussed a few more details about this "rinse cycle", such as when exactly in the sleep cycle is it that this happens? REM?
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Those agribusiness farms still employee people, and those people vote in the same ways as farmers, even though they may not own a farm
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Isn't spraying salt over your organic farm counter-productive?
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by CodeCube 7y ago
This is truly apocalyptic levels of destruction. Incredible (in the worst way)
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by CodeCube 7y ago
The first step is to make "kinda remote" way more normalized and pervasive ... then we can work on "truly remote".
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Anyone remember app.net?
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by CodeCube 7y ago
That's fair ... but I assume you wouldn't have any problem with acknowledging that not everyone is going to place this same constraint on themselves yeah?
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by CodeCube 7y ago
You're not considering FB Marketplace ... the primary interaction there is via FB Messenger. I can foresee the following: 1. see something you like 2. message seller and arrange meetup/pickup 3. upon inspection, pay via messenger
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Probably for the best
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by CodeCube 7y ago
That's a good point ... the original argument only holds water when the mortgage isn't underwater ;)
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by CodeCube 7y ago
> What matters most is the difference between their current house and the next one they want to move to. Thank you!! Exactly this
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Curious if you'd be willing to share which city ... I'm in Orlando, FL, and outside of a few areas, this applies here too.
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by CodeCube 7y ago
I think you mean, --sprache=deutsch
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by CodeCube 7y ago
This is why "preppers" make me laugh ... they go out of their way to stockpile these resources (food, guns, survival gear, etc). I don't know about you, but anyone I've ever met with prepper tendencies isn't shy abo
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Who says harm hasn't been caused? I've never been to MIT, but there's plenty of stories floating around from alumni who suggest he may have contributed to a hostile environment that has likely made women feel unwelcome (for o
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by CodeCube 7y ago
It feels like you two are trying to disagree with me, but are only bolstering my argument further. In the context of murder, regardless of what the murderer's intent was, the victim is still dead ... the impact remains unchanged, and t
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Intent is irrelevant ... only the impact. One must always be ready to reckon with the impact of their actions and speech, regardless of what their intent was.
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by CodeCube 7y ago
Do you really think that no one has suffered for having conversations pro gay rights, civil rights, gender equality, and all those other previously inadmissible topics? No, they spoke publicly, and paid the (unfortunate) consequences of the
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by CodeCube 7y ago
It's not really that complicated. If it's a short term engagement (3 hours literally once), then 1099. If you need them for 3 hours every week, then consider hiring them as a part time employee ... it's a long term relationsh

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