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Re:How Microsoft crushed Slack
on Saturday December 05, 2020 @06:37PM (#25319483)
Well Microsoft’s Trello is just Planner / Tasks, so they are already playing on the field.
Re:Zuckerberg on Cambridge Analytica situation
on Thursday March 22, 2018 @02:19AM (#16646207)
At least in the UK you can’t sign away your health and safety rights. Even if the job is dangerous the employer still has a duty of care.
Having said this there are some job roles that are excluded from specific parts of the legislation due to their unique nature (e.g. the Army)
Re:MacOS High Sierra
on Monday September 25, 2017 @01:49PM (#15332466)
Although it's a nice thought, the benefit of excel is it's comparatively low barrier-to-entry, ubiquity and transparency (in terms of other people being able to understand how a calculation was derived).
It's not realistic to expect everyone in a company to learn python, and I'm not convinced that replacing shitty excel documents with shitty code would introduce less errors.
Also the concept of 'minimum viable product' in excel is typically adding a couple of columns and adding titles to them. To develop something for others to use in python will take much longer.