jamesmiller5

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by jamesmiller5 5mo ago
> Yes, by definition, you do. It is not illegal to slander anyone. By the legal definition of slander, your statement is false.
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by jamesmiller5 5mo ago
But Jones did profit from the traffic and thus ad revenue that controversy stirred up, this case is about that* not about Jones right to have an opinion, but how Jones weilded it at the expense of others, no less*.
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by jamesmiller5 6mo ago
What you really have to ask is will this community be less inclusive because English isn't your first language, I'd say "no" and I hope most would agree. > Your arguments will come of as stronger to the reader. That
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Chaotic 4 days led to man's suicide, says lawsuit against Google(sfgate.com)
2 points by jamesmiller5 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jamesmiller5 1y ago
> ...but they don't know how good their own people are. Trust. Easily lost, hard to win and all that. If you don't actually trust those you manage you're not really operating at your best, let alone bringing out the best o
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by jamesmiller5 1y ago
I'm more than happy I read your comment body and its good/well natured tone before your name XD .
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by jamesmiller5 1y ago
They meant Oil(s) as in fixing bugs in the bash compatible replacement that they author for the OP's 'is-oil' check.
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Big Ball of Mud (1999)(laputan.org)
1 points by jamesmiller5 6y ago|0 comments
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Airbnb Project Lighthouse Methodology [pdf](news.airbnb.com)
3 points by jamesmiller5 6y ago|1 comments
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by jamesmiller5 7y ago
One of the students in my middle school put it into beautiful terms. One day, they say "You know, the TV in your forehead?" as they put 3/4 a square with their fingers onto their brow (like a "C" shape) I still get
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
> But maybe it just looks that way because it's difficult or impossible to really perceive the full extent of how living in a non-DLT world is affecting our behavior. We don't live in a 'non-DLT world though, DLT exists in
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
I think this video highlights as a leader being the 'bad guy' in a meeting because they are demanding excellence to a specific vision/goal and their subordinate's output isn't meeting their expectations. There are n
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if I died alone. Everyone eventually dies alone, but do not let that sadden you. A full life is measured in the depths of sorrow from that truth, not in avoiding it.
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
I agree with you, but most I've met would prefer to set expectations with a private office. Preferably with a door and social contract to leave alone unless needed.
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
That was a great read on it's own, thank you!
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Mutual Knowledge(boz.com)
1 points by jamesmiller5 8y ago|0 comments
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
It's a shame that so much modern technology ends up betraying the average consumer in ways they can't understand. I can understand the hesitation. It's warranted, but there is progress such as this very threads response.
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
I've been told the first time one tries acid can be a very "religious" or "spiritual" experience. I didn't really believe it but indeed that was my personal experience.
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
I wish more developers knew of the wonderful "repo" tool[0] developed by the Android devs which allows a monorepo _perspective_ of many git repositories. Breakdown of the repo tool and example manifest files http://blog
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
It would be nice to capture those reply chains and package up a bunch of related links at once. Kind of like a shared mapping of our unexpected deep internet dives on Wikipedia, just automated.
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
Hey dang, that response and edit was pretty civil, since the names are removed could the flagged state on OP's comment be removed as well (edit: please)?
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
The @HelloSmite Twitter account stopped abruptly on June 4th after daily posts in May. I postulate more than few roles were halted at that time.
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
I mean we are all just emotional processing silos that trade information and process it right :) ?
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
> They're going to generally want substantially more real compensation. Can we always assume that's true? What if I'm a middle aged person who is interested in trying out a startup? It seems like such a waste of potential
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by jamesmiller5 8y ago
All I need is a better chat app, that Facebook won't buy. I can now text, voice record, send photos/selfies and video messages easily to my social circles. Connecting to second degree connections is fast and everyone I know has an
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by jamesmiller5 9y ago
> Why doesn't the universe doesn't follow something that might be described as an algorithm? It doesn't matter if it does or doesn't, we don't have perfect knowledge of the universe or quantum events, therefore t
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by jamesmiller5 9y ago
I'm personally a fan of the Sir Francis Bacon theory, which I was introduced to from "The secret of Psalm 46"[1] while playing The Witness . [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFNbeeDILB0
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by jamesmiller5 9y ago
Another good resource about typography with a focus in responsive layouts http://informationarchitects.net/blog/responsive-typography-... .
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Maze Algorithms(astrolog.org)
4 points by jamesmiller5 9y ago|0 comments
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by jamesmiller5 9y ago
One of the killer features of Gerrit for code review is web-ui editing that can be turned on for the author and other contributors. See a typo? Feel free to click "edit" & fix it, saving everyone time. The edits increment the

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