GiorgioG

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by GiorgioG 4y ago
He didn't grow rich via copywrong laws. He grew rich by creating value and selling it. Their business model was selling software. Copyright laws kept people from copying the software freely without paying for it.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
A VC asking gov't for more corporate welfare. The gov't owes these companies nothing. VCs & Big Tech is free to pool some of their cash reserves to make these depositors whole beyond the standard FDIC insured amount of $250K
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
They was referencing this scene from Anchorman: https://youtu.be/IKiSPUc2Jck?t=37
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
I’ve had an ecotank since 2015 when they were first introduced. We’ve printed tens of thousands of pages. And I’ve probably spent less than $70 in ink. It’s on its last legs, and at the time it was an expensive purchase at $500, but we’ve g
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Firing your customers is not a good long term strategy.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
From all the comments here I’m glad I’ve never used AirBnB. VRBO has thus far been ok - anytime we’ve had an issue with the place (once) the hosts were reasonable and provided a refund.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
CARROT (iOS) has it.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
> FSharp is also great but I don't want to baggage of .NET for my applications. What baggage?
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Who said it was?
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
And this is why I never bothered replying to Amazon recruiters' emails in the past couple of years.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Reading the above it seems like you're combining the dislike/stress of learning to be competent at something (driving) with the dislike for a particular activity (driving). Learning something isn't always fun, even if that so
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Folks that can afford to live in a single home tend do to so outside of cities. When people/governments propose medium/high density developments, there's a huge pushback because the perception is that lower income people wil
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Not everyone wants to live in dense housing. I grew up in Buffalo and spent many many hours on the QEW driving family to/from Pearson Intl. Every ride up there I'd be in awe of the number of cranes in the sky as new (I assumed) re
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
"...who admit that they hate driving, many of which never got a driver's license." They hate driving or they don't drive because they don't have a license (and thus how can they hate something they don't do)...
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Mass transit isn't without its own inconveniences: "In 2017, the average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Toronto, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 96 minutes. 34% of public transit riders
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
I grew up in a small/medium sized city with a bus system. I couldn't wait to get a car and stop having to live my life around the bus schedule (especially on the weekends.) I don't buy this article's argument. Outside of
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Best to stay the hell away from k8s if you care about being productive. You're not Google and we'll all be better for it when everyone admits that fact.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
If only Slack hadn't completely dropped the ball on the "Huddle" experience. I can't tell you what's worse, Teams or Slack anymore.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Elm is and always has been (AFAIK) a one-man project. It's not suitable for anything that you depend your livelihood on. Look at Svelte, Vue, React, Angular.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
> But I believe most employees simply put in less hours when working from home What do you have to back up your belief? I work from 8-6 on most days +/- 30 minutes. Lunch is a walk downstairs, grab something and eat it at my desk.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
I use WSA to use the Audible.com app since Audible/Amazon have abandoned their Windows client. It just works..props to Microsoft!
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Or even further back in time: I watched "The Thing" (1982) the other day and the practical effects were far more frightening than any CGI monsters I've ever seen.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
My wife just graduated from nursing school at 44 years of age. Plenty of her graduating class were in their 30s, 40s and 50s. She was a social worker until we had our first child - she's been home with the kids for 15 years. There&#x2
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
My wife was in nursing school during/after the pandemic. One of her classmates/friends (37 year old mother of 3) was skeptical of the vaccines and wasn’t sure she was going to continue the nursing program because they were requiri
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Because a post office’s core competence is mail delivery and not banking. If you want bank services go to a bank. In the US at least it feels like there are too many bank branches with more being built each year.
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
Who is going to touch this discussion with a 10 foot pole?
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
My wife never had a cavity in her life. We moved to a new state/city and the dentist she tried “found” 4 cavities. We went to another dentist, found none. To this day nearly 10 years later the entire family goes to the 2nd dentist and
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
No it still sucks compared to Dark Sky
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Arlo EOL Policy [pdf](downloads.arlo.com)
3 points by GiorgioG 4y ago|1 comments
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by GiorgioG 4y ago
You can use Linux or Mac to develop C#/.NET apps with VSCode, JetBrains Rider, or even vim: https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vim

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