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That's assuming that your input affects the current situation.

Sure, if you leave the company and go somewhere else, then you're potentially going to find your moral environment. But, there are better ways to find these environments, versus job hopping.

Without leaving, how often will your conflicts affect your situation?

Would like to hear more about the predicted benefits.

That's a question for whoever's standing up - how do they measure career success?

Going by the theme of the post, "By making as much money as possible", wouldn't be an unreasonable measure.

If you truly value a moral career, there are surely better ways to find one than to join a company and express your opinions internally, in an almost retroactive manner.

How is that beneficial to someone's career though?

Sure, it shows one's morals and standards, but how does that boost one's career?

What an extremely insightful experience - thank you for sharing this!

Being a part of the Apple ecosystem is, in large part, paying into a future vision. Without this vision, what's the point of spending top dollar to be a part of something utterly uncertain?

Linux is a much much lower cost of entry - there's no grand vision expectation.

Although this is really cool, there are still gaps in the Ionic system which are more important to address, such as Native Debugging, and would ultimately bring more value IMO.

I think it's a fair critique. The lib is called "NES", yet doesn't appear to follow the NES's own available palette:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_game_console_pal...

I work as a developer at a growing startup, who creates a widget which is inserted into a vendor webpage, much like Intercom's chat bubble.

We spent a lot of time ensuring our build came in as small as possible, in order to reduce server costs and page load times, for millions of potential users.

Suddenly, the creative side of the business wanted to add our own font to the application. The bespoke font files (woff2&1, thanks lord) we were given were almost 5x the size of the initial build package.

All the worth of optimisation, right?

Video Annotations were frequently used to update mistakes made within a video, such as when the producer simply got a date or statistic incorrect, as well as for providing a future citation or update regarding the content of the video.

I think it would be nice to see a middleground feature, to facilitate these cases, whilst not being as easy to abuse as video annotations were.

Great - just used one of my limited "free passes" which I didn't even know that I had. Nice one Medium...