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by randomdata 2y ago
No, you keep finding diversions to avoid answer the question. Let's face it: The question is unanswerable as there is no parallel and there never was. Your never ending quest to try and find that which does not exist is commendable, an
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by randomdata 2y ago
You seem to be confusing a past loan with the new loan just taken on; a new loan those assuming it don't want to take on in the first place.
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by randomdata 2y ago
Valid question. Given that they are assuming the debt, what relief are they getting to pass it off onto the next bag holder? Anyone assuming the debt would ask the same question.
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by randomdata 2y ago
Probably not, though, given that you couldn't find an example of envy and decided to randomly reach for hatred instead for some reason. Again, I suppose it has probably happened once, but is clearly not common enough to speak of (you l
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by randomdata 2y ago
I am familiar with the common use, but it speaks to people in a lower class envying those in a higher class. Here we have people in the same class, just with different paths to get there. So, you must have a pet definition? Regardless, I&#x
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by randomdata 2y ago
> It crops up every time the issue is discussed online. On places like Twitter, at least. Only when it pertains to government forgiveness, because of the bag holding problem. Nobody cares when it is an unrelated entity that is willing
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by randomdata 2y ago
I think you forgot to mention the parallel? I guess, seemingly, that would be "I had to work hard to pay my student debt, why should they get to have their parents pay for it?" but that is not a sentiment that is common enough t
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by randomdata 2y ago
> Written like someone who's never lost weight in their life. What does weight loss have to do with it? He's talking about steroid use for building muscle.
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by randomdata 2y ago
In order to forgive a debt, someone else has to assume the debt. Nobody cares about that in general. If, say, someone's parent assumes the student debt of their child, you are not going to hear a thing. But when it is government forgiv
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by randomdata 2y ago
"We have a non-binary, genderqueer, genderfluid, agender, bigender, demiboy, demigirl, two-spirit, androgynous, neutrois, third gender, polygender, maverique, hijra, kathoey, fa'afafine, man, or woman at my company whose job is to
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by randomdata 2y ago
You're not supposed to pay attention.
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by randomdata 2y ago
If a team has reluctance to drop something where you see a need to drop it, it is you who is not working. Will you drop yourself?
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by randomdata 2y ago
> If what you are doing doesn't match that, then it's not a Scrum stand-up. You must have stopped reading too soon. "The Daily Scrum is not the only time Developers are allowed to adjust their plan. They often meet thro
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by randomdata 2y ago
> You generally don't want to act on customer feedback directly. Obviously not literally. What they want hasn't been invented yet, which means the words to accurately describe what they want also haven't been invented ye
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by randomdata 2y ago
It's not really binary or a spectrum. Royce was not taking about what he observed people doing, but how he believed large software projects should be conducted in the future. In that, he first introduces what has come to be known as Wa
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by randomdata 2y ago
> at least understanding the game might help you understand why his job is the crappiest of all of them. Well, sure, but that's what the daily standup is for. So that the problem solvers on the team can understand the process, the
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by randomdata 2y ago
> I keep wishing we could instead have an agile framework that works with human nature instead of fighting against it. What you describe is human nature. Any framework that tries to work with human nature will end up there. A framework
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by randomdata 2y ago
> Good EMs will unblock you, deal with conflicting priorities from stakeholders, provide you with air cover to have focus time, and help manage your career growth (among other things). Those don't really seem like things you'
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by randomdata 2y ago
> Seriously? Yes. Communism's key attributes are that it is classless, stateless, and moneyless. > Who takes all the resources and allocates them "according to each person's need" then? We'd need to know m
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by randomdata 2y ago
> Very very few of these people exist. Well, yeah, that's why they're considered good. Why they get a special title not given to everyone else. It would be nonsensical for "good dev" to refer to everyone who touches
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by randomdata 2y ago
The problem with standups is that usually the wrong people are talking. I don't give a rat's ass about what other developers are doing. I either already know by virtue of having to work with them, or they are entirely disconnected
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by randomdata 2y ago
To be fair, waterfall was always non-existent. It was a hypothetical invented for illustration purposes.
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by randomdata 2y ago
If we were talking about developers in general, perhaps, but we're specifically talking about good developers. They exist at the intersection of understanding the business, what customers are actually saying, and understanding the
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by randomdata 2y ago
> I've lived the first 14 years of my life under the Romanian communist dictatorship so no. That doesn't make any sense. Communism's defining feature is that there is no longer a state. How can you recognize Romania, and
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by randomdata 2y ago
To be fair, it probably also works in practice, but by very definition post-scarcity is a necessary precondition. And that is still an ongoing effort that has never been realized. Granted, the UN has declared food to have achieved post-scar
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by randomdata 2y ago
Give good devs a direct line to the customer and they're apt to always work on the right thing, but will spend a lot more time dealing with the customer and a lot less time in development in order to do so. Leave good devs to play tele
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by randomdata 2y ago
At least in the case of software development, which seems to be what Scrum is targeted at, you get the project reports for free by way of the commit log. That said, the 12 Principles of the Agile Manifesto offers another solution: Get rid o
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by randomdata 2y ago
Companies try prescribing X , but as developers have no reason to care X doesn't happen without strict oversight by management, thus leading to !X to keep them in line. Is the gun with a 180º bend in the barrel, with a caution lab
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by randomdata 2y ago
> It seems like it'd be more accurate to say that better access to likeminded partners caused a rise in income inequality. Generally speaking that may be true. The rise in inequality has been trending upward even before online dat
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by randomdata 2y ago
> In 1980, a high-income man would be significantly less likely to marry a high income woman, simply because there were fewer of them to marry. By the 1980s, the rate of women participating in the workforce had nearly reached its peak.

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