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3y ago
>Something else I found out by living in fire country is that the USFS will say anything to make themselves look better. I mean complete lies. Unfortunately that seems to be the standard for government agencies in the US these days. The
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Clubber
3y ago
>Lately I've been hearing it like it's some kind of new discovery. I guess it is to some people. Every time there is a wildfire in California they want to use GW as a scapegoat. That might be part of it, but really they just do
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Clubber
3y ago
Did you inhale? Once I learned how to inhale I got hooked pretty quick. I do know people who can put them down whenever they want, but I wasn't one of them. The one good thing I got out of it was knowing what addiction felt like. I
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Clubber
3y ago
I started smoking at 12 and got completely hooked in a week. I also tried several times to quit. I quit for 3 months TWICE and started back up. I finally got off cigarettes with Juul. I also don't recommend nicotine. You'll like
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Clubber
3y ago
>I'm curious - what's the modern version of this "risky play"? Touching grass. >You see someone swing across the monkey bars, but your grip strength and arm reach isn't good enough, you fall, you cry, repeat.
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Clubber
3y ago
Yes, it's pretty common in my experience. Of course executive bonuses are granted based on short-term initiatives more so than long-term ones. When they finally reap what the sow, just blame dev. You don't get to be an executive w
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Clubber
3y ago
Inflation isn't even across all states. Some states experience higher inflation than the national average. https://usafacts.org/articles/which-us-regions-have-the-high...
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Clubber
3y ago
>Sure, they don't care about it as a first order thing, but they care about development not slowly grinding to a halt over time. Most only care when it affects them or sales, not when devs are asking to allot time to clean up code o
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Clubber
3y ago
"I want you to build a document management system, how long will that take?" Uhhhhhhhhhhh....
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Clubber
3y ago
A mentor once told me, "If you get frustrated, just go to the bathroom. When you are done, remind yourself you just got paid $10 to take a poo."
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Clubber
3y ago
He didn't say clean code was bad, he said nobody cares about your clean code. I assume he meant outside the development department.
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Clubber
3y ago
>I'm on the fence. Not initially, sure. But there are embedded lessons that click later. College can give you a great baseline to build upon. I can't tell you the number of developers with 10 years experience and a degree that
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Clubber
3y ago
You can make any deadline if you pad enough.
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Clubber
3y ago
Something that surprised me is elementary and middle schools hardly do recess anymore. When I was a kid growing up in the 80s, we had 30 minutes of recess every day around 10am. We then had a PE class every afternoon. Kids have too much ene
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Clubber
3y ago
>Can you provide any examples where rapid growth has occurred in the Bay Area in the last 20 years? Sorry I meant what the people outside the Bay Area want. It hasn't, but that seems to be because the residents are blocking it. For
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Clubber
3y ago
>Unless they are going to live with you forever, a new home must be built to contain them. That's not accurate. The birth/death rate is up-side down (more people die than are born), so they can live in a previously occupied hou
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Clubber
3y ago
A lot of people left big cities and states with heavy handed covid restrictions. Many came to the state where I reside and others.
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Clubber
3y ago
>Have you had children, or do you plan to have children? Yes, I'm sure there's a gotcha in there, so go ahead.
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Clubber
3y ago
>The same place one derives the (moral) authority to override any tyranny of the majority. That's not democracy though. Can you give an example of where the minority overrode the tyranny of the majority in a democratic society? The
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Clubber
3y ago
>If the residents don’t want the changes, where does one derive the (moral) authority to override their desires? This really. My mid sized city has had an influx of covid restriction refugees and it's just too many people. Traffic i
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Clubber
3y ago
I'm using ELEY Club rounds. I tried ELEY Match rounds but didn't notice much of a difference at 2.5x the price. It came with a diopter which I used for a little bit but swapped out for a Leupold 3-9 scope. I'll probably need
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Clubber
3y ago
Yes, single shot 54 action target model. Beautiful wood. I usually shoot heavier rounds, but you can shoot that thing all day. Best trigger I've ever felt.
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Clubber
3y ago
I think he meant employed people during covid. I was able to save a ton and pay off all debt, just because there wasn't really anything to buy. Now I feel the inflation squeeze.
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Clubber
3y ago
>I've managed all of four interviews that have gone all the way to the final round I stay away from companies that have super complex hiring practices. It's like they want someone, but they have to be perfect (whatever that hap
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Clubber
3y ago
Target shooting, specifically pistols and rifles. I recently acquired a 1973 Anschutz made in West Germany that I'm smitten with.
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Clubber
3y ago
You're not wrong, but early stage startups are a unique animal.
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Clubber
3y ago
Can you differentiate state capitalism from Communism? Sounds like a No True Scotsman argument. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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Clubber
3y ago
It depends on how important you are. If you are the director of sales, software architect, or something like that, it can be business destroying; particularly if some unforeseen emergency happens. An example is a new big client is suddenly
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Clubber
3y ago
Not to mention, just about every position in an early startup is mission critical. I'd say 3 weeks off would be fine in the company I work at, but I'd be expected to be contactable and available if an emergency happened. We'r
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Clubber
3y ago
The state owns most if not all industry. The only thing that individuals can invest in is property. How is that capitalism?
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