EKLM-ZK88

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by EKLM-ZK88 6y ago
Isn't that what access is?
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by EKLM-ZK88 7y ago
Why would google ever hire anyone who's already a contractor if it's cheaper to keep them as contractors or vendors?
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by EKLM-ZK88 7y ago
I do this using a cron that rips videos off an unlisted youtube playlist and syncs them over to my plex server. Its great for having a group of videos to shuffle in the background while im at home.
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by EKLM-ZK88 8y ago
There's a plugin to support the large monorepo at the FAANG i work for, i would expect there is one at the other too. A lot more people use the jetbrains products than you think at these companies.
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by EKLM-ZK88 8y ago
The company may be liquidating but the service looks identical.
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by EKLM-ZK88 8y ago
How is this different from https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/geforce-now/ or http://onlive.com/ ?
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
There is none, it's a meme
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
I would be careful with this, my last employer refused to pay for unspent vacation days, and if you put in your notice or thought the individual was likely to quit they wouldnt approve your PTO requests. I don't know if this is legal
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
I've personally witnessed the VP of product stand over our senior engineer's shoulder while he tried to debug some serious bug that we couldn't reproduce in dev/stage for hours until it was done. That same engineer also
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
The CPU you compile on will probably not be the CPU your program runs on. If you know what CPU you're running on I guess you can just make assumptions about what features that chip supports, but it's much safer to use something l
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
I guess that's what i dont understand, what are the needs of the people in this market and what about chrome or firefox fails to meet that need? It doesn't have flexbox support, and i would imagine that would break a ton of moder
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
Why do these markets use these browsers and not chrome or firefox, or even the built in browsers on their phones?
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
There are a lot of people who dont get to make that decision, and they probably dont get to choose how many hours they work until retirement.
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
I would imagine, and correct me if I'm wrong, but a muni isp that started tomorrow wouldn't have a mountain of legacy copper lines that are quickly deteriorating, and cost a ton of money to maintain and replace. They could start
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
There is an incredible up front cost for wired infrastructure and even Verizon was unable to turn a profit in the long run. Go pull their earnings reports and look at the performance of their wireline division (phone, internet, tv, etc...).
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
I think the issue he's talking about is more along the lines of "hey we promised X _and_ that we could deliver it in Y" when Y is an unreasonable amount of time. Situations like that almost always lead to death marches in my
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by EKLM-ZK88 9y ago
"The thing I've always hated about Obamacare was how healthy self employed folks are subsiding the unhealthy people" Is that not how this all is supposed to work? the young and healthy help the old and sick, or the rich livin