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by daear 11mo ago
Very nice. The site is down at the moment, but I watched the video tour and liked what I saw. I built a prototype of something vaguely similar a few years ago that replicated a desk with papers stacked in piles. No searching, no sorting, no
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by daear 4y ago
> Dungeons & Dragons with less fighting and more trolley problem Intrigued! I'm a lapsed GM, largely because of the time commitment required to run a campaign, but this got my attention. Looks like there's enough setting an
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by daear 6y ago
The data is from 2018 and doesn't cover all of the employees, only groups they selected. > the company started to conduct a comprehensive review of compensation across the company in late 2018 Even assuming the data was accurate and
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by daear 7y ago
Do you think that reflect poorly or well on ProtonMail's trustworthiness?
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National MUD Building Month (NaMuBuMo) Starts Oct 1(namubumo.com)
2 points by daear 7y ago|0 comments
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by daear 7y ago
Reason never dictates we assume a negative because a positive is unprovable. We may consider a negative, but we would need evidence of it before believing the claim.
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by daear 7y ago
Individuals funding things like this actually seems like a valid path forward. Look at other industries where the same thing is happening. When appeasing shareholders or advertisers isn't priority one, it's easier to maintain qual
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by daear 7y ago
I'm a writer myself, and somehow I've managed to maintain a steady freelance career for 15+ years. This article hits uncomfortably close to home. The low pay, the uncertainty, the bending of your ethics to pay rent. There are upsi