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7y ago
My guess would be maybe in this new state, some metals might be more likely to alloy with others, so we'll have lots of fun new materials with strange properties. Maybe even find a new super conductor or two.
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I'll call you anecdote with one of my own. I've put the same 40,000 miles in the same 5 years on my '01 GMC Sierra and have had no issues besides a power steering pump when I bought it and regular maintenance. I'll proba
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7y ago
It is extremely easy to make a one line code change in Bitbucket and submit a pull request from my phone a thousand miles from the office.
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7y ago
I invite you to go work full time at your local big box store. Especially in Building Materials. Or Flooring perhaps. Yes, alot of retail is "hurry up and wait" on the front end, but in other departments there's literally ton
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7y ago
we've got Bitbucket's LFS pointed to our Artifactory server. not the cleanest solution, but haven't had any major problems on over a year.
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7y ago
A "unit test" that relies on a database connection, isn't a unit test, rows from a table can be mocked. Data from all external APIs can be mocked. If you want to run a full suite of integration tests, be my guest, but none of
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7y ago
>comfortable with non-binary truth Careful, getting a bit too postmodernists in here. If you look at it too hard all "truths" become false eventually, and that can pave the way to apathy. >And it's okay to be make a mis
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7y ago
I've often wondered about the viability of putting all my build agent's folders in a ram disk to speed up build times. Granted, IT won't be thrilled that I'll need ~4-8x the RAM, but the devs would certainly love the spe
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7y ago
https://blog.namely.com/tax-reform-takes-a-bite-out-of-offic... vs https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/hr-topics/benefits/pa... hard to tell what's accurate these days
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7y ago
I've seen the same in traffic simulations. If none of the routes are optimized for tons of traffic, 1 slow driver can gridlock an entire city at rush hour.
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7y ago
"tens of millions" and "in perfect operation" doesn't quite jive with me but the numbers are mostly there. For Toyota ~57 million vehicles from '02-'09 https://www.toyota-global.com/company
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7y ago
we always preferred the "Some Old Hippy Caught At Home Tripping On Acid" I won't repeat the one we were told to remember Resistor color codes.
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7y ago
Are you comparing a work computer to a restroom used by dozens, if not hundreds of people everyday? Do the sales guys and C-level execs get an expectation of privacy to snort coke in the bathroom? "Reasonable explanation of privacy&quo
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7y ago
revelant google searches give me an ancient Greek/Roman diety and an insulin pump. what's so offensive about those?