jmjanzen

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   by jmjanzen 3y ago

   Wow I am not looking forward to that in my future interviews. At least showing atomic little micro commits should probably give potential employers a view into your thought process? Although what am I saying, my current employer keeps pushi
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   by jmjanzen 5y ago

   You joke, but there's some truth to this. Better to have a nice tailored report that shows only what's needed to make a decision, than a dump from Looker, Heap, or just a 200MB of CSVs.
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   by jmjanzen 5y ago

   Spreading democracy to the workforce does not make the market less "free." It just makes it easier to manipulate by the few.
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   by jmjanzen 10y ago

   I think I can speak from a position of genuine dislike of mouse usage. I enjoy it for certain things, like perusing the web, or clicking through tickets while sipping on a morning coffee. The mouse is a great invention, and I would never
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   by jmjanzen 10y ago

   Can't speak to the implementation, but the idea seems pleasantly cheeky, lighthearted, and perhaps even useful. As for myself, I find the use of the mouse to be its own punishment.
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   by jmjanzen 10y ago

   Also a good year legally for the start of the long fight to end the involvement of child/slave labour in the production of cocoa. See [the Tariff Act of 1930]( https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/19/13
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   by jmjanzen 10y ago

   Romanticism seemed to lock up for me after about a dozen quotes. Still, a great stub project overall.