WWLink

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by WWLink 7y ago
The data is none of your damn business. Or Ring's business. Or anyone else's business except my own!
752.
by WWLink 7y ago
Probably because of the far more atrocious "me and my wife" grammar error. Edit: Wait, "for my wife and I" was a grammatical error?! The fuck? Fuck the rules! That's a stupid rule.
753.
by WWLink 7y ago
If everyone looks like a bot, then nobody's a bot, and they can go fuck off.
754.
by WWLink 7y ago
So you're saying that there's a lot of con artists out there? No surprise really lol.
755.
by WWLink 7y ago
Yeah it's kinda like the wood companies that gut the rain forests.
756.
by WWLink 7y ago
Kinda like the companies that produce really gross chemicals and make the owner millions, only to become superfund sites that get cleaned up with taxpayer money many years later? :D
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by WWLink 7y ago
You can still do a lot of those kinda things on embedded machines. :)
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by WWLink 7y ago
lmao thank you for making my morning <3
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by WWLink 7y ago
Ugh. I understand exactly what you're talking about here. I work in SoCal for a smaller aerospace firm. According to glassdoor, the pay is pretty decent (a little above average for a software engineer out here), but it really pales in
760.
by WWLink 7y ago
It depends on how ruthless the city is about parking enforcement. AFAIK Some places have laws against parking at broken meters. Then again some places say it's legal. https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/p
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by WWLink 7y ago
Speaking of that, iTunes Radio and Apple Music are TERRIBLE guis! The web-based column views are really limited and crappy. You can do so much better with web GUIs if you want to, but Apple just wanted to waste a ton of screen space.
762.
by WWLink 7y ago
Hot take: Because Starlink is a shitty answer to ISPs being run by shitty people.
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by WWLink 7y ago
Heh. It's ironic that Trader Joe's tries to advertise that they are all about "low cost healthy food" because I don't exactly see them clamoring to open a store in the lower income parts of CA. It's always in t
764.
by WWLink 7y ago
Yeah, in an ideal world, I really don't give a damn what my coworkers wear. Seriously. In a less ideal world: As long as management doesn't get the idea to mandate dress clothes or GOD FORBID business casual, I'm fine. Fuck b
765.
by WWLink 7y ago
That sucks. I grew up in the bay area and haven't been around much in.. almost a decade. DANG WTF?! Did it really change that much? lol.
766.
by WWLink 7y ago
Why's it always gotta be a haircut? Fuck haircuts!
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by WWLink 7y ago
I saw this circle jerk and have to say: I and the vast majority of my friends grew up in the Bay Area. The vast majority of those I went to college with (and studied CS or EE or whatever) ended up working in the Bay Area. Almost all of them
768.
by WWLink 7y ago
;_; You know what sucks? I have to pay ridiculous rent for a house in an LA suburb and I make only a fraction of that lol. Dang!
769.
by WWLink 7y ago
I believe they were talking about Microcenter.
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by WWLink 7y ago
https://www.esurance.com/info/car/where-car-accidents-happen...
771.
by WWLink 7y ago
Ya know how a popular defense for ridiculous interviews is something like "well, they have so many candidates that they will definitely have one that can do that." What about having a 4 year computer science degree? If you grew up
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by WWLink 7y ago
I've thought about getting Speed Queens next time around. As it stands though, I have the cheapest XL washer/dryer Whirlpool makes and they've held up fantastic over 5 years of heavy use. The washer is loud and makes the ligh
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by WWLink 7y ago
I had a class or two taught by a teacher like that, but the majority of the time this wasn't the case.
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by WWLink 7y ago
I think that's often the case in any company that doesn't sell software as a product/service. I know automotive companies are really terrible at it. That said, I'm not sure what level of engineering they do anyway. It se
775.
by WWLink 7y ago
hahahahahahahah :D I don't think it's possible to have a finite number of primes though? But it's a programming interview, so really, who gives a shit?!
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by WWLink 7y ago
lol, reminds me of the image search I did last week to find some earrings for my mom. "celestial earrings threader -amazon -etsy -pinterest -aliexpress -alibaba -dhgate" The internet is becoming a friggin pain in the ass.
777.
by WWLink 7y ago
Hopefully people don't say snapchat/instagram. Ugh I hate those. I hate the suggestion that we can't have proper social websites anymore because people only want to share pictures from their phones lol.
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by WWLink 7y ago
Luckily that's been the case for me. I work primarily on-site, but can work from home pretty easily since the hardware I test on is easily reachable from VMs I can remote into.
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by WWLink 7y ago
5 years ago I bough the cheapest side-by-side fridge Best Buy had. It is a $900 whirlpool OEM Amana. It's as dumb as the refrigerator my parents had 20 years ago. :D No complaints here! It works great!
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by WWLink 7y ago
Knowing HN, yeah, they probably consider seatbelts extreme big government overreach lol. "Let the market decide what safety devices people want! You're just raising costs for everyone with these unnecessary nannies!"

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