shiitake

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by shiitake 1y ago
born in 76 and your experience is very close to mine. cheers!
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by shiitake 4y ago
Great post. It's nice to see something other than the "remote work is the perfect future that we've all dreamed about" religion.
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by shiitake 7y ago
You make good points. I wish your posts had a bit more visibility to the folks who hate tipping. Tipping not only produces different outcomes for employees but it also impacts employers and customers. Even if you raise prices 15% it still w
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by shiitake 7y ago
This article devotes an unusual amount of time discussing Rogan's ad roll.
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by shiitake 7y ago
I hosted a software dev meetup in Texas for several years and also saw this. Especially when we co-hosted with another meetup that was devoted to beginners. I observed a few common threads: 1. A lot of beginners don't know exactly WHY
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by shiitake 7y ago
It sounds like you learned that lesson at the correct time.
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by shiitake 7y ago
The "we use the right tool for the right job" mindset looks good on paper but doesn't scale very well. Most of the time it tends to favor developers who are the most distracted by the newest and shiniest trends. It is helpful
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by shiitake 10y ago
Very cool site. I've already filled out a survey for my job and sent it to most of my developer friends.
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by shiitake 11y ago
this! thank you for the articulate reply.
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by shiitake 11y ago
I agree. A wise man once noted - it is not only easy to criticize - it is fun too! But blunt criticism is not radical - I would assert it is the default; both easy and fun. What makes the candor radical is that it is rooted in care for the
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by shiitake 11y ago
This isn't entirely surprising. I wasn't a huge fan of Apple Music's UI so we'll see how folks adjust to it. It's a good thing that user preferences will automatically get ported over. Did Beats Music have any featu