CodeCube

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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   True that. I was like this for a good number of years, and it's only been recently that I've started using credit for a few things.
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   oh, so you do this primarily in the city? interesting ... thank you for sharing your experience :)
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   I've always been fascinated by this ... any time I walk around barefoot, I seem to find every rock, sharp stick, and piece of broken glass in the area. How long does it take for your feet to develop the required callouses?
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   Sounds like you just have terrible doctors ... you should do as much research and find a competent provider.
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   That was fun :)
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   This feels correct, anecdotally ... but is there data to support this claim? For example, savings rates going down, credit/debt going up, and consumer spending going down?
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   These stories are heartbreaking to hear ... I sometimes wonder what the answer might be. Perhaps regulation that puts limits on a) the lead time employees must be given for a schedule, or b) limits on how chaotic a schedule can be (ie. gene
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   I always find it more interesting to look at the distribution of ratings that they have. It's usually overwhelmingly good, overwhelmingly bad, or polarising, with lots of good and lots of bad. That to me is a pretty good quick-window i
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   by CodeCube 10y ago

   For a second there, I thought I read, "David Wolfe takes on linguistics", and figured I was in for a laugh
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    wat ... It's crazy that this is a thing
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    I'm curious to hear what these advantages would be ... not saying there aren't, just having a hard time thinking about what you might mean.
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    that's really interesting, thanks for posting about it I'll look up more info :) However, unfortunately in a scheme like this, the tenant would have to have 150k in the first place. I'm looking to find ways to lower barrier
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    oh yeah ... the concept definitely has lots of unanswered questions :P > I'm not sure I follow, if they take their 20% equity (to put into the next property) they wouldn't be entitled to receive any rent from the next tenant. I
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    I realize that this idea is dead in the water because it would require landlords to "give up" a stream of income. However, if we ignore that for a second and entertain a bit of wistful "what if" ... What if we lived in w
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    I'll see you at my 1000th birthday party! high fives
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    I do as well ... I've used mocking frameworks, and about the only time it's useful is if you have code you don't control that includes static methods. But in those cases, there are still ways to abstract that out of the code
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    Interesting, are you saying that the increased traffic is welcome because there are now more people around to dissuade crime from occurring?
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    What a shame ... as a non-psychic prognosticator, I feel like this will turn out to be a strategic error
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    can confirm ... same at wawas here in Orlando, FL
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    I'm really hoping that more companies embrace remote workers ... so that it doesn't matter where you live
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    Take my advice ... forget about it for a while, and check back in in a few months :) Generally speaking, first payments tend to come in ... it's not until later that lates and defaults happen ;)
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    have you not been following the developments of self driving cars? Like the story of how google cars had problems gauging the intent of bike riders that were themselves stopped to let the car pass ... it looked like they were about to take
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    haha ... I have a similar story. One example, my mother-in-law was living with us at the time and she offered to take the baby for a night to give us a night's rest. Her room was downstairs, ours was upstairs. First time the baby woke
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    It's been a heck of a run! Thanks, Xbox 360 :)
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    newer comment on that thread: > This is intentional. The C# plugin is now an additional install instead of bundled with the installer. https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/vFebruary#_languages-c...
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    It's a schooner!
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    Many parts of the general populace don't care about the whole "if you're not paying, you're the product" mentality. They happily ignore as many ads as you want to throw at them, as long as they can coordinate little
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    Wireshark works :) https://twitter.com/bojanrajkovic/status/717810333663019008
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    wireshark works :) https://twitter.com/bojanrajkovic/status/717810333663019008
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    by CodeCube 10y ago

    IANAL, but that would be perfectly fine ... you are totally allowed to write a piece of software, and say that it's for Windows, or for Mac. Or manufacture a piece of hardware that's for iOS, or Android. Or an aftermarket car part