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by Nbox9 5y ago
A lot of extra money was slushed around the economy in the last 2 years. Who has money to spend? Anyone that owns stocks or real estate.
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Everything has skyrocketed. Specifically when you are in the middle of a construction project you need to get all of your materials to a worksite at a specific time, there’s very little schedule flexibility. This means they are outbidding
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> The actions are too damn hard to pull off. Wow, I am surprised by this sentiment. In iOS notifications are an opt-in situation, I just never turn them on for anything but the smallest subset of apps (iMessage, Discord, Slack, Signal c
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by Nbox9 5y ago
If someone underprices a dealership the general driving population (90% of Americans) would benefit while people that own dealerships (1% of Americans) would suffer.
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Imagine being exposed to some of the most vulnerable and desperate people in The United States and thinking “We should keep them out” instead of “We should help them.”
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I don’t understand the relevance of that link with your point, although I mostly agree with your point I’m hoping you can provide more information on how your evidence is relevant. The link is mostly about what happens when there is too lit
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by Nbox9 5y ago
I read the comment to say that a hobby might make him “truly happy” but because of the uncertainty of the future he’s working hard and getting some level of satisfaction from that. He’s maximizing for security not for happiness.
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by Nbox9 5y ago
Is it reading 1.5T yen as 1.5 Tera yen instead of 1.5Trillion yen?
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by Nbox9 5y ago
> It is unclear how many shares Judge Conley possessed during the case, but ownership of company stock in any capacity would have required his recusal under the Code of Conduct for United States Judges. The apple insider article.
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I really don’t think how much ownership is the real question now. 1. The judge disclosed it. Presumably he wasn’t doing anything sneaky because he is the one raising the issue. 2. Any ownership required the Judge to recluse himself. Thus
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by Nbox9 5y ago
>Judge William M. Conley of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin disclosed the potential conflict of interest in a letter to both parties dated Aug. 27. It’s hard to “Assume goof faith”[0], because it looks like
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by Nbox9 5y ago
I’d be happy if some organizations started accepting a credential in lue of a coding interview, and just did a design/architecture and cultural interview.
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Isn’t that a market that could have significant growth in 10 years? Or is it a market that his great “synergy” with Blue Origin?
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I think a lot of this is because our profession does not have an accepted universal bar everyone can jump over to be considered ‘qualified’. Every technical interview feels like rolling the dice in proving I am a competent developer. Givi
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Does Tor have enough bandwidth for streaming now?
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by Nbox9 5y ago
My default methodology is Product-First, but I’ve worked on some projects where I behaved Code-First. My absolute favorite thing is to solve customer problems with high quality engineering. There are some customers I did not want to help
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by Nbox9 5y ago
Information I post on LinkedIn is open to the public, I keep none of it private other than DirectMessages and I keep those professional. There doesn’t need to be a security incident for someone to access my LinkedIn information, it’s essen
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by Nbox9 5y ago
You can (an arguably should) change that by improving your LinkedIn profile. Add relevant work experience, send requests to past colleagues, update your profile pic, and use some keywords. I spend maybe a total of 20 minutes on LinkedIn i
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by Nbox9 5y ago
How long did it take to upgrade from IPV4 to IPV6? IPV6 is a massively popular protocol in which virtually every technical person admitted we will need to move off of IPV4. IPV6 is 25 years old and we’re still not done with the migration.
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by Nbox9 5y ago
Confirming that I was using conductor to mean heat transfer instead of electrical transform. You could theoretically build a power plant by building a pipe through the pavement (does this reduce the structural integrity of the pavement?) or
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by Nbox9 5y ago
I’m in the 98% not feasible category for a few reasons. I’m open to new information or arguments, but I can’t see a way over a few very large hurdles. 1. Pavement is a very poor conductor, energy doesn’t move easily through it. 2. The Delt
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by Nbox9 5y ago
> If we'd had the sense to do that here we probably would've saved tens of thousands of lives. Hundreds of thousands. The US is currently at >628,000 COVID deaths. US citizens traveling abroad, or people traveling inside t
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by Nbox9 5y ago
Let’s say there are two ranks. Senior 1 and Senior 2, with Senior 2 being a higher ranking position. Senior 2 will naturally come with more equity than Senior 1. The fastest way to increase your pay will be to be promoted from Senior 1 to
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by Nbox9 5y ago
> If you played these games a bit, you could get good at it and finish the game on one credit, playing for 30 minutes or even 45 minutes on one coin. This varies a bit depending on the game, but it’s safe to say that the average play on
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by Nbox9 5y ago
There’s more customers to lose on the margin. My grocery budget is $100/week, which I break into two $50 shopping trips. I will swap to cheaper brands than I am accustomed to in order to or remove unnecessary items all together in ord
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> This is where the future power is - not in social networks and ad sales, it's in stuff.] I strongly disagree. The US was not able to win the Vietnam war with 100x the amount of military stuff. Stuxnet halted Iranian nuclear rese
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> do you think that every person on Earth could turn vegetarian and be able to get a healthy diet tomorrow? That’s an unrealistically high bar to set. Almost anyone can turn vegetarian and have a healthy diet today. Our agricultural se
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Vietnam and Iraq are counter examples to this, they didn’t fight with tanks, bombers, fighter jets or nukes.
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Wow, that seems like a terrible place to work. Why is he going to a daily meeting if he doesn’t have to pay attention to the meeting? Why is there not an incentive to complete more than one card a day? If one card can take as little as two
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by Nbox9 5y ago
Despite all of the flaws we have been doing very well with email, sms, and oauth for identity. I’m unsure how a more complex identity platform will offer any more real benefit.

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