Anon4Now

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by Anon4Now 2y ago
Businesses that remain stagnant don't get shafted so much as outmaneuvered. Instead of investing and pivoting, they cling to the old business model. Short term, their decisions make financial sense, but long term, it's a death sen
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
The Goldendale Observatory is a couple hours away, as well. https://www.goldendaleobservatory.com/visit.html
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Which lead me down this rabbit hole: https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2021/06/chile-nearly... > GENEVA (7 June 2021) - UN human rights experts* said today they were deeply concerned by the cont
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
You might want to display the timezone below the x axis.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Stephen Toub wrote a book-length blog post about all the performance improvements made in .NET 8 [1]. Add the option to compile to native. [1] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance-improvemen...
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
You could try using Yandex instead of Google. They're more than happy to list free options on the first page of results.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
I'm curious as to why the NSA still has http:// urls.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
> Most complications arise either from: > You run your own business ... Adding to this, even if you have a small side hustle with low overhead (no employees, few expenses, etc.), the labyrinthine process of filling out all the additio
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Yes - especially for my state returns here in Oregon. I am due a refund. I received a letter stating that they made an adjustment. They still haven't sent the refund.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
The older I get, the more I prefer hex. Using hexadecimal, I don't turn 40 until The Beatles start singing about me.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
In Ben Franklin's autobiography, he described his journey from Philadelphia to Boston. It took two weeks by boat, traveling down the Delaware River and up the Atlantic coast. The shipped wrecked off the coast of Massachusetts, and he h
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Bitter? No. Old? Getting there. Yelling at clouds? Not even once, even though live in Oregon. What's my complaint? Not really a complaint but when you realize that National Geographic is owned by Disney and DreamWorks used to be under
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Maybe I've become too cynical, but with the movie The Last Voyage of the Demeter recently coming out, I can't help but think of Paul Graham's essay "Submarine".
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
I haven't created an installer for a Windows desktop app in over 5 years, but it was a common format for the embedded EULA. It's not as important these days, but there was a huge file size difference between an RTF created in Word
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
I thought they were a bit over the top, but what really caught my eye was how creepy looking that first llama is.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
It's $66,745, ranging from $47k in Mississippi to $91k in New York: https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-studen... The US median income for individuals is $54k, so your average teacher actually ma
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Yeah. Many database tables are too large for an in memory hash join. My comment was a not very well fleshed out tangential remark on the value of practicing DS&A problems. I know a lot of devs hate Leetcode style interviews. I get it. I
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
My problem was the state lines. My first guess was somewhere in West Virginia, which happened to be right, but being from the west coast, I had trouble eyeballing where to click for West Virginia. The game is great, but I'm shouting to
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
A couple things: This is admittedly a bit pedantic, but in E.F. Codd's original paper, he defined "relation" as the relation between a tuple (table row) and an attribute (table column) in a single table - https://e
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
You're right! I had the worst time parsing that sentence. I read it as a series that lacked an Oxford comma.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
You might want to have someone proofread your site. Maybe hire a professional copywriter. > Unlike FSBO websites with flat fee listings, no MSL listing or co-broke fees exist. That's not a sentence, and the rest of that paragraph is
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Huffman co-founded Reddit with Alexis Ohanian. Aaron Swartz joined later when his company was acquired by Reddit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reddit#History
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
He's the only remaining co-founder.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Meanwhile, their valuation has gotten worse. In 2021 Fidelity invested $28.2M in Reddit and now values that investment at $16.6M - a 41% drop [1]. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/01/fidelity-reddit-valuatio
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
> it's still a flavour. > it's not vanilla. Hate to interrupt, but vanilla is a flavor. And it's a pretty good one, dammit!
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
Some companies are so profitable, they can hide layers and layers of managerial ineptitude. Think how great Google could be if they had cohesion and oversight.
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by Anon4Now 3y ago
My movie fantasy is to create canals into the Sahara, and use solar-powered water desalination plants to irrigate and re-forest the desert.
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by Anon4Now 4y ago
> no core Except the docs, which still say core all over the place, including the url's. ;-)
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by Anon4Now 4y ago
I use it regularly. It seems fine to me, but I do wish it had copy and paste.
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by Anon4Now 4y ago
If you use Chrome, then switch to another browser that allows full adblocker functionality. I use Firefox with UBlock Origin and hardly see any ads.

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