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by abcdjdjd 2y ago
Your point 1 has been my experience and I DO NOT understand why the most upvoted post in this post is saying to have one on ones with every team member on the team and also to have one of ones with related teams. I can't think of a tim
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by abcdjdjd 2y ago
I feel like this is easier to do as a junior developer than a mid to senior level developer. Also, I have tried this on a team and one or two would do it but everyone acted like they are too busy. Basically, it was hard to get one on one ti
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Never used a VPN before, is there a good one to use?
12 points by abcdjdjd 4y ago|27 comments
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by abcdjdjd 4y ago
I don't get the advantage of using supabase or things like it. It feels like you are basically relying on a third party to do the work for you and you are paying them to do it. Doesn't seem portable at all. If you make your own co
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by abcdjdjd 4y ago
Mainly talking about the online conversation around this is hypocritical. Flip the countries around, most twitter accounts support it. Now do it in this direction and twitter accounts are all against it. Its hypocritical in my opinion. Not
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by abcdjdjd 4y ago
>So...kind of a weird comparison, could be wrong but fair warning, you could catch yourself writing a Youtube comment at any time, any place, without any notice! Curious, what do you mean by that? Also, I am mainly speaking about the onl
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Ask HN: What alternatives are there to Reddit? Mods have ruined the site
15 points by abcdjdjd 4y ago|7 comments
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What are oneNote alternatives that dont require cloud or signing in?
8 points by abcdjdjd 4y ago|5 comments
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
Ok, but again, there is nothing stopping people from doing this as a group. There is no "magical" structure that comes from a work meeting. A group of people at work can decide to organize something on there own. You are talking a
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
>In this case, when someone is being aggressive, I'd just ignore it. Let the market have their say on which product is the better solution without getting into public conflict over it. While that is nice and all, if someone is activ
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
>* The business will pay While possible, I highly doubt getting an even paid for is stopping people from going to do things. If that was the case, restaurants would never be in business. >* The business will take care of the organizin
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
I think your missing the point. If people wanted to talk to each other, they would do that on their own time. I think maybe ask yourself, why do you need to force this to happen if people really wanted to do this?
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
If a company can't find time during the day to make time for these meetings, don't expect workers to cut time into there personal lives for these meetings either.
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
You sound like a stereotypical character from the movie The Office that would probably also tell people "They have the case of the Mondays".
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
No offense but frankly ignore them. They are either BSing (aka, being brownnoses trying to look like "team players") or possibly don't have lives outside work. If someone is that eager to have an event outside work, then you
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
>Related note: do it during work hours, if possible. No, not just IF POSSIBLE, either do them during work hours or don't do them at all. If a company can't make time during work hours to throw an event they are planning, then d
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
Ahhh, yes, and you literally just described Section 230 exemptions vs. being a publisher. Yes, publishers are able to act as publishers and also get held responsible for what they publish. Social media sites are exempt from this under Secti
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
When those mods are literally playing a role in it and removing posts from one side of the political argument, but not the other side, in that discussion then yes they are part of the problem.
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
Curious, what alternatives have you found that are similar to what reddit used to be (besides this site)? Also, what alternative sites have you found replaced Reddit for you, even if they are not similar to what Reddit once was?
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
>That alone breaks the dictatorship analogy. It does not when you factor in their appears to be power mod users who moderate multiple subreddits and have power over most of the site now. Your assumption also assumes that this isn't
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
I have left reddit mostly at this point as well, with some exceptions with some subreddits. The entire site is garbage at this point and filled with groupthink and mod abuse at this point. I'm curious, what alternative sites have you f
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
Sorry, but this argument is the same reason that dictatorships fails endlessly throughout history. Sure, you can make an argument that maybe the leaders (in this case mods) will be benevolent and lead fairly and for the betterment of all ef
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
>Moderators have a lot of power to influence conversations on Reddit in non-obvious ways. You had the above quote when I was commenting on your post, but may have edited it out. But I think this line right here is also why reddit is beco
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
So, I get that and its a general advice you can find in win friends and influence people type books. The problem is, what if you have no one to say "yes" to? What if you live in an area where everyone is getting married, having fa
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
I honestly don't know how to make friends anymore. I am in early 30s, program for a living, I don't like bars or loud places for reasons that would make sense if I explained them but don't want to go into full details here, a
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
>As such, could you really say that is working long hours such is really unhealthy? Or such a terrible thing? Yes, yes it is. It sounds like you are simply using work as a distraction from your problems instead of addressing them. Our so
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
HINTS why I said THEY SHOULD BE handled that way, did you read my post?
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
Sorry, but I think you are being highly disingenuous. An ACTUAL equivalency would be a phone company throwing you off their phone system, while colluding with other phone companies and tech companies (not even related to the phone service)
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by abcdjdjd 6y ago
To be honest, don't. People want to tell others about the great websites and it ALWAYS ends up ruining things. Reddit is going downhill major time and it is simply because it got popular, thus more of the population joined. Which magic