Zelmor

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by Zelmor 9y ago
This is not an issue in Europe, as much as I can tell. The seats are acceptable, and the people are much less inclined to be overweight.
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by Zelmor 9y ago
It is one of the reasons, according to past contributors, why the project participation stagnates. Old devs have their flags and config all set up, and don't want to change to a new source control system just to get new kids on the blo
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by Zelmor 9y ago
Facebook might have changed the world, but I don't think it's for the better.
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by Zelmor 9y ago
good point
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by Zelmor 9y ago
2 weeks is not enough of a dataset. Habits have to be unlearned and off-work time reorganized. Come back in a year. Also, it would be better to ask the manager's observations regarding productivity. Biases and all, you see.
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by Zelmor 9y ago
>Revenue in the business rose 5 percent to $391 million, but came in below analysts' average estimate of $442.1 million, according to financial data and analytics firm FactSet. It is a mad world in which "not enough profit&quot
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by Zelmor 9y ago
I agree, good point. In such case, visit your nearest meditation center and start breathing. Things will be alright. I speak from experience.
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by Zelmor 9y ago
I bet you can find enough enjoyment in 0 overtime, long lunch breaks with co-workers, and those articles gathering dust on your reading list to entertain yourself for those 2 months. Not that you shouldn't do work, far from that, but f
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by Zelmor 9y ago
My post gathered negative 4 points so far, so rest assured that you're not the only one who fell for this. But for fuck's sake, read/listen to the thing you comment on. Is this how engineers should behave? Do you build a new
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by Zelmor 9y ago
Maybe you should watch the video next time before you comment.
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by Zelmor 9y ago
What I have found out over the years is that having roughly 4-6 months worth of living expenses in the bank (unblocked and accessible within 24 hours) alleviates stress. Figure out how many months worth of savings makes you feel comfortabl
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by Zelmor 9y ago
It was a stupid, consumerist idea of a product. The investors deserve every penny lost on this one. In no way or fashion would this product further humanity. It only generates even more waste. Also, it's staple IoT madness with vendor-
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by Zelmor 9y ago
>everyone should work on their own startup, fuck the profession you studied for years and that is stable, well earning and can teach you a lot about business! This mentality is why the quality of HN went to shit.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Or you could use plain old self discipline and not touch electronic devices past x PM.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I would like to see Wayland by default, and you committing to the project in a meaningful fashion.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Because they are acting in their own best interest and rationalize away the cognitive dissonance.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Time to stop thinking about profits and start thinking about sustainable developments.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Github accepts Google account sign ins. I personally no longer register for services that do not accept my google account as a form of authentication. I wish not to leave even more online accounts and passwords scattered over the web. With
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I guess it came through like that unintentionally. I had a bad time dealing with procrastination back then, where I was writing up snippets and thoughts on a blog instead of working on projects that really pushed me forward in life. Tweakin
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Chances are, nobody cares and nobody finds your site in the first place. Just keep a desktop zimwiki or a diary. I recommend using fountain pens, they are lovely tools to write with. People read successful people's blogs, not yours nor
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by Zelmor 10y ago
One day we will all die.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Nobody ever thinks they will get caught. "I'm too clever for that" is basic human reasoning. Some are, some aren't. The real question is, are you willing to risk it?
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I don't trust AMD cards with linux or qemu/kvm passthrough, though. They have a history of poor attendance, let's just say that.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Nothing of value was lost, don't worry about it. People reinventing the wheel, realised it takes a lot more than they are capable of. Same old, same old.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Here we have an example of a forceful, totalitarian state. Where they cannot keep up their laws due to technological progress, they threaten you with violence and boredom (boredom as in sitting in a cage as long as you refuse to comply). I
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by Zelmor 10y ago
My personal emphasis is on mobility, not the ROI of renting or buying. When shit hits the fan, I would like to be able to move countries/continents without leaving behind a bad investment.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Don't worry, you'll long dead by then.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I personally have no issues with this. Now, if you are in the family raising-house purchasing lifestyle, I do understand the need for permanent work and stability, and wish you the best in finding that field of work! As for a subcontractor,
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by Zelmor 10y ago
That gave me the chuckles. I'll put it in the calendar. Should be a real thing.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
>I work for Microsoft in the Office division Hey there, honest question incoming. Any chances of you chaps making Word a better documentation tool in the future? Edit history storing formatting and data changes on the same tree is making

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