ajhurliman

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by ajhurliman 4y ago
Location: Tempe, AZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full stack web developer: React, React Native, Redux, JavaScript/TypeScript, Node, some Go, some python, Postgres, Mongo, AWS, HTML, CSS Résumé/CV: < https:&
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I’m sure someone else will cook up a new way to talk to people online after we’ve all decided the current one needs to go; nature hates a vacuum. The current manifestation is not helping anyone though.
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Gonna be honest, it’s kind of cringey. I don’t think the sentiment is disagreed with here, but the fact that it sounds like an overzealous dungeon master.
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I’m sure you’re writing all of this in a “yeah, that’ll teach em” voice, but this all sounds amazing. Please, let social media block everyone, become irrelevant, then bring back the old internet.
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There are probably some situations where breaking down a door is the right move, like serving an arrest warrant against an actively hostile, armed gang that has a history of shooting at the police. It’s likely that they’ll be killed before
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For better or worse, the US controls international banking. If we lose that, we essentially lose all of our non-military options for intervening in geopolitical situations. Keeping crypto down is sort of in the US's interest.
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The accounts are still insured even if the insurance doesn’t cover 100% of the deposits
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Fixes what? An insolvent bank got was taken over by a national authority, all of the deposits were insured, account holders don’t even notice anything happened unless they’re following the news, the banking system doesn’t even skip a beat.
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Leave a 1 star review, it’ll be a learning experience for them. You’d be surprised how competitive hosts are for those ratings.
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The law shouldn’t be enforced based on one’s financial status.
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The arguments that justify fines for blocking sidewalks are all too happy to ignore the sidewalks being blocked by trash and tents, it’s internally inconsistent.
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Centrism bias is an oxymoron. Other AI have managed to accomplish an unbiased (or at least closer to unbiased) outlook, like Alexa.
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We have a pretty low rate of disappearing people, compared to China, Russia, etc. which might explain the prison situation.
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What’s a reasonable rate to get a handyman out to a site on short notice?
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Organizing on social media is probably a bad call, but many hosts have direct booking sites that they’d love to have people book through since they don’t have to pay the airbnb (or worse: VRBO) overhead. The direct booking sites come free w
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The dislike button is still there, they just don’t want to show the results to advertisers. If advertisers can see the ratio, they start complaining about being associated with “problematic “ content. They probably want to show viewers, but
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The highest praise : )
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I think you're focused on the theory and ignoring the hard facts. Theoretically, an employee might be getting N today, then they find a new job and get 2N tomorrow, so were they underpaid before, overpaid now, maybe both? It's an
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You introduced a value word there: “bad”. Your subjective interpretation of their decisions is irrelevant, their value is what the market is willing to bear, independent of your opinion. The market is composed of the aggregate opinions of a
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If they are crying, try walking around while carrying them. They cry much less while you’re walking. This is a lot more important than it may appear at first glance.
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The extraordinary evidence is that businesses have historically paid those compensations and boards have approved them. That’s pretty good evidence.
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Things that fly seems to be in-scope with their training
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If you really wanted to do it, you’d find a way to do it.
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TIL: If-by-whiskey
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Strongly agree, being polite is great but the number one goal is doing what’s best for you and your family, not $BIG_COMPANY.
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Technically a condo owner has fee simple (i.e. absolute) ownership of the airspace in their unit and tenancy in common (i.e. shared) with the other owners for the walls, floors and common areas. I guess what you're arguing here is that
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I think there's a point to be made about single family dwellings, but it's hard to imagine how a 50 condo building would operate without one. Who takes care of the pool? Or fixes the elevator? The governance is definitely poorly s
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According to the lore it looks like you're right, but the fact that it glows makes people think of Cherenkov radiation, i.e. radioactive. Perception and reality, ya know?
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As comical as it sounds, The Simpsons and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles devastated the image of nuclear energy.
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The range of quality is extremely high in bootcamps. I've interviewed many bootcamp grads the median quality is pretty low. However, I went through a bootcamp (Code Fellows in Seattle) and almost my entire cohort went on to eventually

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