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by Forge36 3y ago
Innocent until proven guilty. Unless it drives clicks and increases revenue. As much as I'd like to jump on this bandwagon. It's above my pay grade.
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by Forge36 3y ago
I did some more digging and found this post https://tl.net/forum/brood-war/40832-starcraft-audience#12
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by Forge36 3y ago
Enough to give pause. In StarCraft there was a trap set and a fan favorite was about to walk right into it. The audience went wild. And then he stopped all units, and retreated. When interviewed he said he'd stopped because the audienc
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by Forge36 3y ago
It also assumes well behaved individuals with a buffet. My job serves food at cost of the food. They cover the culinary employees wages.
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by Forge36 3y ago
File your own not using the pre-filled forms as you do today? While it won't for some doesn't mean it can't be the default option for many
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by Forge36 3y ago
UMBA[1] goes back to 1987 There's probably a continuous history in the united states as farriers have continued making horse shoes for a very long time. [1] https://www.umba-forge.com/history
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by Forge36 3y ago
What was your former jurisdiction? Provided the employee is appropriately classified as except OR they are hourly and paid appropriate overtime rates, I'd expect they are ok. Maybe their hours don't surpass 40? More likely there&#
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by Forge36 3y ago
My first thought was this sounded like Tasker. From that link it looks like a similar concept with workflows focused around insulin pumps.
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by Forge36 3y ago
I don't know what you smelled. But this conjured up the image of an old blue mousepad I used as a kid (and the smell!). Well done.
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by Forge36 3y ago
"Only Difference Between Screwing Around and Science Is Writing It down" - Myth Busters Edit: I originally misquoted. A quick search corrected what I'd misremembered.
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by Forge36 3y ago
It's tied to your identity. If they commit any fraud it may fall back on you.
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by Forge36 3y ago
If I had two computers I'd consider this. I'd probably want a KVM to swap the keyboard and mouse
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by Forge36 3y ago
This sound like what I do. Wife originally wanted a shared account. Then didn't want to change banks (she'd moved and there was no nearby branch). We have a shared account that we pay for the house and daycare with.
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by Forge36 3y ago
I hit a handful of interesting sites. This one was interesting https://rosemaryjacobs.com/ Slightly crazier: the problem is making rounds again on TikTok https://www.reddit.com/r/TikTokCringe/comme
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by Forge36 3y ago
In which setting? The quality of a guitar has an impact on the output. A bad player won't be better by a good instrument. There are known examples of masters forced to use bad instruments to create great music. I believe this story has
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by Forge36 3y ago
Size and weight. Combined with "thrown haphazardly into the air". With a normal dart you poke an eye out. With lawn darts you poke a heart out. Also many darts for kids these days are plastic.
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by Forge36 3y ago
I'd take an API which dumps CSV files. It doesn't help every bank times out cookies in less than one day.
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by Forge36 3y ago
Deadlines always annoyed me. I suspect a large part of it is "what does it mean to miss a deadline?" Oxford Languages: the latest time or date by which something _should_ be completed. Meriam Webster: a date or time before which s
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by Forge36 3y ago
How did you self publish?
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by Forge36 3y ago
Outlook renders the HTML in word. (It's a custom rendering engine)
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by Forge36 3y ago
I like that philosophy. In a similar vein: if it's important why aren't we testing it. How do you encourage testing?
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by Forge36 3y ago
I don't think I've ever set this setting. Did it change recent-ish? How does this change the UI?
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by Forge36 3y ago
It was updated for the Netflix series. So it's still maintained
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by Forge36 3y ago
I was contacted via linked in. I suspect they were using the "nuke from orbit" hiring approach. It wouldn't surprise me if they'd hired so many recruiters that recruit to developer hire was <10
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by Forge36 4y ago
Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25108697
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by Forge36 4y ago
The "feels safer" is an interesting argument. From what studies I could find the more light has the opposite impact on safety. IE: The more light at night the less safe you actually are/more crimes occur.
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by Forge36 4y ago
This is more like if BMW stops supporting their servers so they disable your heated seats.
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by Forge36 4y ago
That was an enjoyable tangent. I won't if this was meant as a debugging aid originally and thus not well documented (the wiki on it is sparse).
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by Forge36 4y ago
I have coworkers who program and can't troubleshoot. Too often I see people "do it for them" (I'm also guilty of this on occasion). My work offers training for most things. Surprisingly how to investigate or communicate
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by Forge36 4y ago
They'll require help (Friends/family/someone). However I'm MUCH more worried about them losing SSI because "someone on the internet said this was OK". Granted I have no idea how much a lawyer costs (and last ti

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