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by bork1 2y ago
Agreed. In addition to sounding like spitballing, even the linked articles (from what I saw) don't show a clear way in which the former employee came to 70%. Overall this article comes across as fear-mongering but one of the linked sou
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by bork1 3y ago
Link without paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20230331173423/https://www.washi...
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by bork1 4y ago
Seems predictable that this announcement would come right after switching to unlimited PTO. I would imagine this reduces the money that the company plans to pay out by quite a bit if they used to pay outgoing employees for unused PTO. Maybe
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by bork1 4y ago
I was really excited to see something like this. I really dislike my company's current logging solution (I mostly take issue with how slow querying logs is most of the time). Unfortunately the live demo didn't work. Maybe it was h
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by bork1 4y ago
> I remember when Gitlab decidedly said they'll do business with anyone back when people were shaming tech companies for helping and cooperating with ICE a few years ago. That left a bad taste in my mouth. I could see how this would
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by bork1 6y ago
> My issue with this movement, is it's amplified the worst of our human nature by having social media (which I recognize I'm consuming right now). What movement do you mean? > If you don't want global censoring of oppos
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by bork1 6y ago
males are not females is not a problematic statement. "all lives matter" certainly has a problematic history and "we should not be giving hormone blockers to children" brings up a pretty complex social issue for a lot of
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by bork1 6y ago
Well, when people argue against BLM/M4BL I often hear calls to statistics. That's a potential bias of my own, but I don't think it's unreasonable to think about what metrics we might be able to use as indicators of wheth
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by bork1 6y ago
Feeling trepidation before posting sentiments that have complex and potentially problematic histories within public discourse does not equate to being targeted by cancel culture. If I post "the Republic party interfered with Donald Tru
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by bork1 6y ago
I think this framing of the issue is pretty interesting. There are a decent number of articles that talk about how cancel culture affects celebrities, but I do think it would be pretty hard to quantify the effects of cancel culture. It seem
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by bork1 6y ago
as of ~15:45 PDT 5/15 searching saddleback bbq lansing on Google and DDG the links in the advertisements go to the restaurant's website, not GrubHub or DoorDash for me
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by bork1 7y ago
I'm struggling to figure out how they have a Security and Response team to deal with the fallout of these issues without having enough privacy/security/customer-focused developers/product folks to proactively bring up th
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by bork1 7y ago
whoa! This seems like an awesome tool to get around paywalls.
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by bork1 7y ago
If you press esc quickly after the text has loaded you can stop the pay/privacy wall from loading. It might take a couple of refreshes to get the timing right :)
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by bork1 7y ago
Oh nice; good to know that there's an easy way to get around that.
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by bork1 7y ago
One downside is that it basically renders the back button useless. I ran the examples you provided (which were great fun!) and when I tried to get back to hackernews I realized each step in the animation had been added to my browser history