why are we still stuck with this 2000yrs old tribal behavior instead of moving on with a more modern approach? There was a time when our ancestors became monogamous, and before that they weren't. So how do you consider…
> I think a more specific word for this is empathy. No - empathy just means feeling the same emotion as people around you, which is not always helpful. What you want is compassion. I often see "empathy" tossed around as…
a rigorous "theory of change" (of the kind used by charities and the third sector) to decide on potential impacts and side effects I see. Sounds like "very rigorous maritime engineering standards".
we tend to find people choose us because of the way we share and distribute the surpluses we make. In my experience engaging consultants, I've never asked how they spend their profits. It surprises me that would be your…
Pardon if I don't give someone credit for asserting they support "social change" without specifying what they're changing. It could mean anything from "ban mosques in London" to "free condoms with every middle-school…
An educational co-op is a completely different concept from what is described here. Work/school co-op means a student does paid full-time work while still enrolled in a degree program (e.g. a semester off). What is…
> we reinvest our own profit into new projects that we believe are going to bring about real social change. So what? Why is there an implicit assumption that if someone is trying to bring about "change", that it must be…
> embedded (aka firmware for buzzword compliance) Firmware is a buzzword for embedded? I don't think this is right. In my experience "firmware" is a subset of embedded programming, referring to low-level bare-metal code…
> Possibly embrace the fact that semicolons are noise, and treat JS like you would Ruby or other line oriented languages??? I'd be happy to treat JS as "statements end with a newline, not semicolon", if that were…
That's pretty cool if the only closed source part is a USB-UART IC. Not much secret sauce there; I bet if you wanted to be pure you could implement that function on a second FE310 with software bit-banging.
why are we still stuck with this 2000yrs old tribal behavior instead of moving on with a more modern approach? There was a time when our ancestors became monogamous, and before that they weren't. So how do you consider…
> I think a more specific word for this is empathy. No - empathy just means feeling the same emotion as people around you, which is not always helpful. What you want is compassion. I often see "empathy" tossed around as…
a rigorous "theory of change" (of the kind used by charities and the third sector) to decide on potential impacts and side effects I see. Sounds like "very rigorous maritime engineering standards".
we tend to find people choose us because of the way we share and distribute the surpluses we make. In my experience engaging consultants, I've never asked how they spend their profits. It surprises me that would be your…
Pardon if I don't give someone credit for asserting they support "social change" without specifying what they're changing. It could mean anything from "ban mosques in London" to "free condoms with every middle-school…
An educational co-op is a completely different concept from what is described here. Work/school co-op means a student does paid full-time work while still enrolled in a degree program (e.g. a semester off). What is…
> we reinvest our own profit into new projects that we believe are going to bring about real social change. So what? Why is there an implicit assumption that if someone is trying to bring about "change", that it must be…
> embedded (aka firmware for buzzword compliance) Firmware is a buzzword for embedded? I don't think this is right. In my experience "firmware" is a subset of embedded programming, referring to low-level bare-metal code…
> Possibly embrace the fact that semicolons are noise, and treat JS like you would Ruby or other line oriented languages??? I'd be happy to treat JS as "statements end with a newline, not semicolon", if that were…
That's pretty cool if the only closed source part is a USB-UART IC. Not much secret sauce there; I bet if you wanted to be pure you could implement that function on a second FE310 with software bit-banging.