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Should developer assistant be a thing?
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ozy123
5y ago
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ozy123
6y ago
Do you see gold as a defacto scam?
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ozy123
10y ago
That's a cheap mischaracterization of my position and probably yours(?) You'll either learn to appreciate the other parts of the spectrum of thought that exist at google or you'll form cliques. And I wasn't implying, jus
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ozy123
10y ago
That's disappointing, I was hoping for a robust defense of your stance and I don't believe I didn't treat you with dignity but I'm sorry if there was a misstep on my part. p.s. I'm a big fan of Google, they helped m
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ozy123
10y ago
But see that betrays the hypocrisy in the request. Tight fitting clothing highlights the sexual organ. The absence of clothing does the same thing (and yes in the minds of others). Why you are comfortable with google's insistence of cl
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ozy123
10y ago
Him/her/them/per/xem/... https://uwm.edu/lgbtrc/support/gender-pronouns/ Do try to be inclusive when making a point about how happy you are to be inclusive.
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ozy123
10y ago
"Matt is coming with us. He said he'd be at four. Jemima is also coming they said they'd be here at five." Matt is coming at five? No Jemima is coming at five. Matt is coming at four. Also Sarah is coming with her partn
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ozy123
10y ago
Your tight leggings create a bulge of your genitalia, societal norms don't yet accommodate the visual enhancing of the penis or vagina such that they are prominently displayed. Unfortunately the penis/scrotum are much more bulgey
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ozy123
10y ago
What does it mean to be 'included in tech' ?
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“honest cheating” in poker
(theguardian.com)
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ozy123
10y ago
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ozy123
10y ago
Care to detail the exploitation in this situation?
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ozy123
10y ago
Then people will stop using it and they'll address it. A lot of drivers are part time and use it just to supplement their income.
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ozy123
10y ago
If they could cut corners they would already. Battery cages are a prime example. At least in the UK free range only took off when consumers pushed for it.
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ozy123
10y ago
Also writing good code (easy to maintain, few bugs, easy to extend) is a craft not something you do spontaneously when you need to fix a problem. It takes time to develop and get a good sense for it. This is the key thing I see with all the
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20,000 lesbians in the desert
(theguardian.com)
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10y ago
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ozy123
10y ago
I taught at a bootcamp. My takeaway was that out of a class of 30 there were roughly 5 individuals I would want to work with as developers for sure and maybe another 5 potential. The remaining 20 I wouldn't want to work with at all. I
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ozy123
10y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking, I worked at a similar company and there was a lot of promoting of values and having fun but it was like most other work places most of the time. And it would be super easy to exaggerate and mischaracteri
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ozy123
11y ago
Yup. I saw this happen at my last company. They knew exactly who they wanted to hire internally but were under pressure to recruit externally so went through the rigmarole of advertising, interviewing and rejecting people only to give the j
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ozy123
11y ago
I've lived and worked in the UK most of my life and moved to SF three years ago. There were a few things you omitted in your comparison but probably won't immediately apparent in the short time you were here. Salary difference. On
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ozy123
11y ago
Undo closed window is sweet. Nice work.
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ozy123
11y ago
What are you using to monitor spikes? Trying to locate something that would give continuous readings rather than manual testing after every meal.
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ozy123
11y ago
Just out of curiosity what's the motivation for these pirates to take these risks to share movies? Are they profiting from it financially?
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ozy123
11y ago
I think betterexplained.com demonstrated that there is an alternative way of detailing information that a lot of people found helpful. Perhaps multiple versions of a page each with a different take on explaining it, perhaps rated versions..
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ozy123
11y ago
Nice work on getting the first couple of users, you did exactly what you were supposed to. Amazes me how many products try and launch without getting any feedback or users.
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ozy123
11y ago
I have one, it's pretty awesome. Get 30% off - use FESTIVE at checkout.
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ozy123
11y ago
Kind of missed the point. Most people drink "bad" tea because they enjoy it. In fact the "correct" way usually is rejected when tried by your average tea drinker as being too strong.
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ozy123
11y ago
much ado about nothing
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ozy123
12y ago
Good work! And congrats!
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ozy123
12y ago
You can't envisage a single scenario where you would steal? Or where it was the lesser evil?