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by Forge36 6y ago
It won't work everywhere. However at my job it could be "I had steak" or "I grabbed sushi". A great follow-up question: what did it cost? 3.50 to $5. This is an amazing perk to my job. I could even list ~5 other opt
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by Forge36 6y ago
My company did this once a month on new hire day. It was cancelled and people were very angry. This was a few years before i started. 10 years later people are still angry, and some never had that benefit!
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by Forge36 6y ago
Used car sales are big too. I don't know how many are exported. 17 million new cars are sold each year. They're are 300 million people. 10 years per car (average) only ~56% of people would have bought a new car. 91% of households
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by Forge36 6y ago
I wonder if it can shift to first Monday. I'm concerned it's the current economic state
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by Forge36 7y ago
The art of a good film photograph isn't printing lots of pieces it's taking 10 shots, and choosing to print two of them. There are parts you can't rush, there are clear steps to taking clear photos, well exposed photos. Bein
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by Forge36 7y ago
Legal click-through requires proper signoff
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by Forge36 7y ago
I'm doing this on a project I was pulled in on. I have 5 sizable behaviors, all copy pasted. I finished merging them this weekend. "When you find yourself making the same enhancement in many places".
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by Forge36 7y ago
How is this different than openDNS?
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by Forge36 7y ago
One of my job tasks was improving our custom string library. In VB! Sure InStr was slow: but we were trying to do "starts with" across very long strings. Sure, it worked, but a slightly smarter solution was 100 times faster. Upon
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by Forge36 7y ago
Agreed. I didn't enter my email during the census
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by Forge36 7y ago
Can you touch the text to scroll? I managed to workaround to explore
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by Forge36 7y ago
I like it. There are some scrolling issues on touch devices conflicting with the interactive charts.
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by Forge36 7y ago
That I like. From the photos it's also obvious the rack is tipping. I'm curious why someone isn't doing a regular walkthrough. There could also be sounds of some hardware failures. A remote SRE shouldn't need to monitor
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by Forge36 7y ago
>an abnormally high number of errors I wonder what the initial errors being logged were. Based on the post >These errors indicated CPU throttling It sounds like the first tool is "show error counts". It might have been &quot
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by Forge36 7y ago
Recent updates with information about who was behind the hoax?
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by Forge36 7y ago
Yes: I used it last week to source a problem we've had since 2012. It helped rephrase our discussion about how it was missed, why it was introduced, add discuss why it sat in waiting for 8 years. More importantly: we have a clear date
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by Forge36 7y ago
I swore these were called "hard problems" based on the rough definition: it's a problem whose solution only becomes obvious after a failed attempt at finding the solution. This fits nicely with the PDF text post also currentl
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by Forge36 7y ago
I have no idea how to vet Amazon reviews. Thousands of reviews, very critical negatives about the inaccuracy of the device. I'm tempted (same maker has one for $11) but I don't know how I'd verify the accuracy
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by Forge36 7y ago
What if your output isn't always HTML? Now you need to know to decode the database AND reencode in the destination format.
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by Forge36 7y ago
That was my impression. It's a difficult conversation. With a bad manager I can definitely see it going poorly. With a good one: your response ends the topic and we move on and helps shape the context of future questions and communicat
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by Forge36 7y ago
Thank you. I agree: prying further would be very rude. Knowing that detail can help determine the implication/feelings on other responses, such as if you later shared "my parents stopped by last night". I can avoid asking &qu
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by Forge36 7y ago
No I don't want you to put energy into making it sound happy. I want the truth, and I'm divided on my response. Is the parent Q an example of "how things go bad" or "here's the hard truth". My response tri
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by Forge36 7y ago
Thank you for your honesty. It sounds like you aren't close with them. There is nothing wrong with that. Do you have anyone you are close with to talk about things? Is there anything going on in your personal life you need to deal with
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by Forge36 7y ago
I wouldn't consider my job mass transport but we're in the same city at least
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by Forge36 7y ago
If it benefits everyone, that includes your competitors.
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by Forge36 7y ago
Hi! Pretty sure we have the same employer. I haven't seen those jokes, but I do recall the discussions around it. I wish the discussions were happening at work instead of anonymously.
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by Forge36 7y ago
That or there need to be a way to filter sources, being able to read the article can prevent a good discussion.
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by Forge36 7y ago
Committed support until 2029 for VB6 and other .Net functionality still require it
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by Forge36 7y ago
That sounds like something worth reporting if possible, assuming it's also written to a log it might be a denial of service week point.
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by Forge36 7y ago
It's a valid question. State government? Local? Federal? International agreement? The franchise brand owner had no incentive, so while it's possible to abolish them through government. It's not clear why we'd go that dir

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