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by 1123581321 4mo ago
That would be interesting and could start simply. CDBaby was what, $20 per record and self-serve. Maybe each record on this new platform costs $200 and is accompanied by an employee-uploaded video of the artist uploading the record.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
You really should pay for that expectation. As you describe it, the EA would not be able to schedule any evening activity that took her away from electronics for too long. The law seems clumsy, but the principle of availability being a sacr
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
I meant to say they usually aren’t a rush for non-ace students, just a full hour. You have to work diligently, though. Competitive tests excepted, obviously.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
It’s fine to erase or use scratch paper on an essay test. You don’t write the test to fill the 60 minute slot. You time it so students are able to finish early if they’re really good. Slow ones need the whole time but can still do well if t
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
There probably is something about how you come across. It's a hard sell when any principles you hold around intellectual property or commerce sound like post rationalizations for a grudge or a hoarding hobby or that you think people wh
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
New signals of trustworthiness will emerge (are already emerging.) More shots at the big names is not going to entrench them, even if most of those shots don't go anywhere. The big names also need to stay competitive against internally
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
That’s a good point; it depends on the extent to which you can make either invisible changes or you can roll out improvements that don’t require coordinated communication. QA should be happening either way.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
I like your practice there but productions are known to be on a schedule in a way that many job postings are not. If you apply for positions with more turnover (e.g. manufacturing line) you’ll see more predictably timed communication.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Ideally, you could find pieces of that 10k that would also work as a standalone improvement to the app. I understand that team cultures can vary, but doing small features or refactors in service of a larger goal is nice, because while the r
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Stay where? Successful and helpful?
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Clever! For bonus points, fix my typing when my hands are misaligned by one letter. :)
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
I would call those reasoning comments or reasoning artifacts. They’re supposed to be internal comments and they ended up in the code.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
It’s a rant; I accept that and understand its point. I look at the tip/patronage soliciting differently because there are some people who really feel the costs of their hobby or side project hanging over them. It can be due to tight bu
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Yes. There are two values (privacy and competition) that are directly in conflict here.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
DMA is a not a privacy-oriented law.
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Where do you live? There should still be price competition on types of inverters, aesthetics, focus on highest ROI, etc. I live in a heavily subsidized state and quotes ranged from (after subsidies/incentives) 5-6 year ROI to 20-25 yea
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Maybe frequently was the wrong word; I would think spring-loaded would be designed for a lot of cycling between quick cuts and some other tasks, and you didn't want to leave the blade open. Fixed blade would be best if you were constan
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
That fancy box cutter looks high utility; what don't you like about it besides the price? The retraction seems designed for frequently opening boxes, but not constantly. (I open few boxes and have a bog standard box cutter; I haven&#x2
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by 1123581321 4mo ago
Just write a regulation that every game developer has to make a great game, not charge too much, support it for years, and give it away for free as soon as it's not popular. That way, we'll only have great games and archives of gr
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
The reg says boffins all the time. As an American, it’s funny (because I’m not surrounded by a dozen newspapers all doing it.)
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Same issue with movies, true.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Games industry has an oversupply problem that is the root cause of flash sales. I thought about mentioning that in my answer.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Some people are sure they have a magic case of a chronic disease that can’t be helped by anyone’s shared experiences. I used to think that about myself. It’s usually not true. Anyway, I thought the curse was funny and I’m glad 1-2 of the ot
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
You can buy at several places that interop with each other—iTunes and Amazon are the two biggest. They don’t have literally every movie, but they have most that most people want to watch. https://moviesanywhere.com/particip
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
I don’t want to risk writing something I would decide to email later!
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
I’m diabetic and found this strange for a few reasons. There’s a postscript in the blog post wishing death from diabetes on any diabetic who tries to point any of it out—so I’ll leave it at that.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Yes, that last bit is important. A good employer should welcome being evaluated as much or more as they’re evaluating.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Yes, it is a problem. There should be no controversy about saying that clear vision reduces distractions and confusion when operating something. If you want to talk specifics, you’re supposed to be able to see your speed and how your car is
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
If they are replacing bifocals, the wearer needs both a near- and far-sighted prescription. Far-sighted only would never need these. Either failure mode would be dangerous while driving because you need to be able to read your dash.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
I’ve run a program like this. My answers to your objections are: You don’t run it for everyone, just people who seem good enough and are willing to do it. A resume filter and a 30-minute conversation are usually enough. You stop as soon as

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