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by 67726e 11y ago
So what is the problem? You don't think if we had a culture more averse to violence and less access to firearms shootings would drop? I'm a firearm owner, but I'm not so blinded by politics to make the connection that little
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by 67726e 11y ago
One need not be "disturbed" to carry out horrific acts of violence. Would you describe a fanatical terrorist (ISIS, Skinhead, whatever) as disturbed? Writing off anyone who decides to murder as "disturbed" is ignoring a
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by 67726e 11y ago
Is this a parody or something? You're saying he cannot possibly be the hero because he's... white? Stop with the victimization schtick, evaluate actions for what they're worth and don't inject race, gender or whatever cl
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by 67726e 11y ago
> I was born in 1985, ostensibly, but I've never heard of this and don't even know where that Grenada is I was born in 1993 and I know plenty about the communist-backed coup and subsequent invasion of Grenada. I wouldn't u
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by 67726e 11y ago
The fact that I have to tip is my big complaint with my local food delivery service. I'm already paying at least $6 for the delivery, possibly an added 20% of the check if it's not a "partner" restaurant yet I'm sti
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by 67726e 11y ago
Do the Republicans know the difference?
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by 67726e 11y ago
Except my tax dollars aren't exclusively spent on white people, they're spent on the folks in my country. I guess my supporting a path to citizenship for those dirty brown Mexicans that got brought over as kids would come as a sur
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by 67726e 11y ago
Yeah, it'll get a corporation and a few higher ups rich at the expense of the folks making a decent living on those jobs. I have an interest in seeing my fellow countrymen do well compared to those of another nation.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Interestingly, I briefly worked for a company with a presence both in Silicon Valley and in Charleston, SC. The developers were (with a few exceptions) located in Charleston with marketing and customer facing roles out west. The location of
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by 67726e 11y ago
Slack really doesn't cut it for team building and building camaraderie. Where I work we're fully remote and the difference between Slack and actually getting together in a beach house for a week and collaborating is not at all com
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by 67726e 11y ago
Where did you live in the south? I live in Charleston, South Carolina and could scarcely imagine living anywhere near Silicon Valley no matter how good the pay and benefits.
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by 67726e 11y ago
To counter your "carrier killer" scenario, don't you think China itself would be hesitant to take out, well, anything American? That is essentially guaranteed to turn any "crisis" or "escalating situation"
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by 67726e 11y ago
I'm on a work retreat in a beach house right now with several coworkers, all with different roles in the company. I can tell you with absolute certainty that the folks with iPhones do not know what IPv6 is or anything meaningful about
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by 67726e 11y ago
So the question becomes, are we prepping to fight the next war or prepping to fight the last one? Do we think we're going to be launching sorties over Russia or China or do we think we're gonna be fighting another Iraq war against
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by 67726e 11y ago
Do you have any real numbers or other info on "degree mills"? My understanding was that the term applied to University of Phoenix type schools, which are still accredited.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't degree mills typical still accredited? I thought the process was they acquire already accredited institutions and rebrand them.
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by 67726e 11y ago
It's probably tough to pirate their products in the first place because there isn't much of an incentive to crack them. It's not like a Call of Duty release where kids with no money the world over want the product. This is a
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by 67726e 11y ago
I wish it had a request parameter for each quote so I could link specific ones to a coworker, otherwise hilarious.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Part of the job description? How about conscription, how does that play into the equation? The perennial "Bash the US for dropping the atomic bombs" really just needs to stop. You're judging actions that happened 70 years ago
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by 67726e 11y ago
They have that. It's called Java.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Obviously everyone has a different experience, but in my experience one would expect either a heads up and/or a debriefing afterwards. Having disappearing coworkers is no good for morale.
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by 67726e 11y ago
To be honest, at this point in time if you are a good software engineer you really have no need to put up with toxic bullshit at work. I left a job back in January. The type of startup that likes to prey on youthful ignorance. The kind of p
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by 67726e 11y ago
Not as feature rich as Heroku, but AWS' Elastic Beanstalk was so much easier for me to get my Java/Spring application up and running. I had endless headaches on Heroku. Elastic Beanstalk was simple upload a WAR and off to the race
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by 67726e 11y ago
Damn crackers. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_cracker
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by 67726e 11y ago
I agree, it have it a very old-timey feel. I felt like I was about to read about him being there to overthrow some kind of banana republic.
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by 67726e 11y ago
The paperwork done when buying a firearm from an FFL is not a registration. The government is not provided the serial number as a part of a sale, in fact they don't even find out wether or not you purchased the firearm. Similarly, if y
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by 67726e 11y ago
I think the default is 2. I ran into this problem during college since I gave a couple friends my password. One day I was watching and it wouldn't play the next episode since there were 3 streams going at the same time, so I had to upg
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by 67726e 11y ago
Well, let's say you've got millions of classes that all perform the same operation. Now you refactor those millions of classes to rely on a handful of classes to perform those common operations. Now you've just made it easie
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by 67726e 11y ago
So now you're gonna go pick through months of comment history for a comment or two and take it out context? Why not evaluate how my love of Java and type-safety informs my desire for the segregation of society</sarcasm>. You
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by 67726e 11y ago
Or maybe you just need to climb off down your high horse. You don't know better than any other person throwing their opinion out in this thread. I'm almost sad that I commented given how this has gone to shit and the pretense of a

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