makeitdouble

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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
No UX needs to be perfect for everyone, but this doesn't sound trivial to make reliable. First things that came to mind: - facial hair - getting people to learn to make bigger mouth movements and not mumble - we're constan
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
> education system wasn't resilient Fun little exercice: How is education funded (not just school, the rest as well) ? What does the salary scale look like ? Would you jump into that boat if had the qualifications ? (and probably: w
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
These high performers will leave anyway if they see their environment drastically changing or feel the tide turning, except they'll do so months after you ripped the band-aid. It's not that different from making it part of the pro
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
"talk to your manager" is code for "don't straight go rant on SNS over this" For some people it might actually be worth it, not to solve anything but to talk to someone. It still sucks anyway.
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
HR run programs are costly and applied to either mandated trainings or things the org has issues with. DEI isn't mandatory, so an org heavily invested in DEI training probably had serious issues in the first place (whether they end up
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
ChromeOS will run on any standard machine and subsystems (qndroid, linux) work decently good. What concrete points makes you put macos as more open ?
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
> why not? Let's say they buy a first time discounted $5 domain with a $9000 renewal (could the first renewals be made contractually mandatory?), potentially some other weird terms that the agent agreed to for them. If I was ill spi
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
Wouldn't it be critical if the agent botched the domain purchase in weird ways ? Short of throwaway sites (spam etc) it's hard to imagine skimping time on this specific, mostly painless part.
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
> greed Is a greed/not greed scale really useful to discuss company behaviors ? I wanted to say I get what you mean, but even thinking about the company I root for the most, I can't think of a point where they're not drive
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
But should they own any rights on these outputs and edits done to your source code?
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
You need a lot of support to stay in power, even in a democracy. Impeachment procedures for instance exist for that reason. No one rules alone, it's never one, nor even a small bunch of idiots.
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
None of that would require the "create derivative works" part. I honestly can't see any legitimate reason why they'd have the right to derivate work from yours, and you don't insert that kind of terms by mistake.
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
It's covered in the first 10~20min or so of the game, and is really a minor side point. Off topic, put P5 as a game doesn't really care about spoilers much, there is one specific story telling gimmick that will screw with you if y
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
Still take it with a huge grain of salt. Even official advice usually has severe limitations due to its broadness or straight politics, so medical analysis from random blogs truely isn't the best. Acetoaminophen also has issues for peo
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
> You get on it and go. While I see your point, that's not the reality of mac laptops to my eyes. The stupidest example: I just want to play Steam games. Will they work on my mac? who knows, probably not. Other basic stuff: can I 2F
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
To a point I think the blame lies on the tech companies not doing their jobs. The iPad could have been that kind of joy and amazement machine for many, except it never was allowed to entrench on the mac or the iPhone. The Steamdeck was a br
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
They are leaps and bounds ahead for people who want their specific formula or don't really care about computers. Apple has always been a "our way or the highway" brand, we can at least keep in mind that 3 laptop formulas only
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
I made a car analogy because I didn't get the sense that you were in groups of photographers yourself, looking at other people's gear. I spent a decent amount of time with birders, being out in the field for day in day out, climbi
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by makeitdouble 5mo ago
There's a curve. Beginners with pristine gears are babying it, but veterans just don't bump their camera everywhere nor drop them, they have the bags that fit what they do, use straps (or not) that fit them and there's little
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by makeitdouble 6mo ago
Japan's employment rate is hard to compare, in that many of these job just wouldn't be seen as real jobs in any other country ("bullshit job"), and it's compound by half of the population being over 50. A high emplo
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by makeitdouble 7mo ago
That form factor exists on the windows side for about a decade now, so yes people do actually use it day to day for their work. It's easy to forget that many laptops are used 99% plugged to a hub and an external monitor. I have a keybo
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by makeitdouble 8mo ago
> the port arrangement on the back looks atrocious - ports at different heights (there are four types of ports, and all of them are at a different z-height), some sunk into the surface with a counterbore, others protruding with an extra
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by makeitdouble 8mo ago
Sorry, point taken.
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by makeitdouble 8mo ago
> Having given so much of themselves to their careers, they often felt unmoored and purposeless when they left their jobs. That's in contrast with all of us who see the companies led by these guys as the cancer of society and we&#x2
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by makeitdouble 8mo ago
Hitting the reader mode of your favorite browser will help. Usually it sounds like a weird advice and we'd want site owners to aim for readability...but TBH, blaming a site on a .pink domain on a page explaining the codepoints of an em
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by makeitdouble 9mo ago
> What counts as “negative” here? Criticism of technology, skepticism toward announcements, complaints about industry practices, frustration with APIs. If skepticism towards business announcements counts as negativity, I wonder what else
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by makeitdouble 9mo ago
That would be fine if it was a kickstarter or some "sold as is" prototype. But looking at the page and pitch, it's sold as a regular product backed by a regular company. We're not talking about free returns or costly per
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by makeitdouble 9mo ago
If the CTO is setting their position as the goal, we're talking about the managerial ladder. ICs and specialists (I see product managers and directors as specialists as well) should have other options, but if all you're managing i
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by makeitdouble 9mo ago
Smaller details for your bigger picture: > 1. Promotions are not a reward for past performance. Instead, they are a bet that you will contribute more towards those goals with a promotion than without one. It's both. You reasonably c
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by makeitdouble 9mo ago
> lost their personal side project time Yes ! > moved into management roles Please stop. Except if "coding" is making PoCs. If it's actual code that runs important stuffs in production: either one cares enough to unders

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