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by LanceH 5y ago
The painful thing is there seems to be a large body of people on SO who are trying their hardest to fit any question into the scope of a previously asked question and then marking it duplicate/downvoting it. Some tags are worse than o
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by LanceH 5y ago
Go try something else.
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by LanceH 5y ago
I heard someone make the comfort argument, saying a toilet seat would be ideal.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Take my idea. Produce the same children's toys which make noises and make the same thing with maximum volume a lot less. That's it. Your marketing is taken care of right there.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Knive does the work of scissors and it can hack, hammer, and prepare fish or small game.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Decades ago, I was saying the same thing in the opposite direction when backers of global warming were saying, "look how hot it is." I'm talking the 80's when I said it was a terrible argument, because all it takes is a
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by LanceH 5y ago
Not looking at this, but one of the most important things I keep track of is meaningful interviews from specific recruiters/companies. The historical data from this will be interesting. You're not always going through a recruiter
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by LanceH 5y ago
instantly - a couple hours of hostile manipulation designed to screw you over It took me 2.5 hours to buy my truck where the price had been determined before I walked in and I had a check in hand. That's after the research to get a pr
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by LanceH 5y ago
I bought the hypervolt hyperice. I was somewhat skeptical about massage guns in general until I started using it and it is amazing. It can really dig into hip flexors, legs muscles and the lower back where the old-style massagers are much
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by LanceH 5y ago
And if you don't have access to USD? Everyone with a computer or even a phone has access to BTC.
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by LanceH 5y ago
It can hold value while your country's fiat currency doesn't. Or while you move out of that country and they would seize your assets as you leave. Or you can buy the reopening of your pipeline.
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by LanceH 5y ago
This is how bribes are paid. You hire a local consultant who will pay the bribes.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Two paragraphs in, in a heading font: "Our engineers like Go".
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by LanceH 5y ago
> If you were calling a reference for a potential new hire, would you consider this a glowing review? Ships code on time, on spec, performance exceeding expectations. Sure.
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by LanceH 5y ago
It's getting the job done, it's faster, and the developers are happy. It sounds like a success because it is.
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by LanceH 5y ago
> doubling or tripling That's not even arguing in good faith, or shows an extreme lack of experience. Auth/auth is routinely cached. Even if it's a database call, the query used there will likely be cached. Auth is a mi
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by LanceH 5y ago
Go watch WWE. Let sport be fair.
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by LanceH 5y ago
This is optimizing for an already solved problem in a way that adds complexity and increases the opportunity for security problems.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Some people on here have an obsessive hatred for Malcolm Gladwell.
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by LanceH 5y ago
The government also tends to only operate during business hours without any care for anyone else.
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by LanceH 5y ago
It's right depending on your assumptions. If the host has rules of only picking the right most door the contestant doesn't pick, and it happens to be a goat then the answer is 50%. Basically if the host is just as willing to sho
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by LanceH 5y ago
I've come across this multiple times. Some communities are worse than others on StackOverflow about it. Golang in particular seems to look for reasons not to answer a question, and I've come across your 2nd more than once. Typic
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by LanceH 5y ago
Raising the cost of labor means less employment. This is really unassailable and as much as people desire it to not be true, it is. It may not show up as a straight line like an Econ 101 graph, but it's 100% there. It gets confirmed
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by LanceH 5y ago
> have already permanently increased the wage floor nationally At the expense of full employment.
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by LanceH 5y ago
The extremely lengthy queues and support and tanks playing like dps indicate i'm correct.
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by LanceH 5y ago
I would accept a cook, btw, if anyone out there is bribing :)
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by LanceH 5y ago
Three weeks is becoming pretty normal. A lot of places like to combine that with holidays and say 25 days (standard US is 10 holidays). At most small places where HR is flexible, the PTO package is highly negotiable and I usually leave tha
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by LanceH 5y ago
"Tetris 2020"
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by LanceH 5y ago
One of the things I enjoy about contracting is that instead of watching all the videos on harassment and whatever, I usually just have to sign a code of conduct. Those corporate videos are soul crushing. I guess the exception was one quiz
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by LanceH 5y ago
A big one I have to add is time off. I've rejected a lot of companies that tell me, "All new employees start with two weeks off per year." Yea, I'm sure the new CFO starts with 2 weeks vacation, too. I've been do

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