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by argc 5y ago
> dosing stimulants sporadically ("as needed" isn't standard practice), Interesting, I take adderall "as needed" and my doctor is fine with it. He prescribed it for daily use but said I can take it as needed.
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by argc 5y ago
I'll just repeat my previous comment because I actually feel this is important: I've gotten absolutely zero enjoyment from the few that I've watched. They make me feel completely sick and scared for myself and my family and I
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by argc 5y ago
I completely disagree with you, I've gotten absolutely zero enjoyment from the few that I've watched. They make me feel completely sick and scared for myself and my family. I am much more careful with my daughter and prone to ta
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by argc 5y ago
I saw someone killed on a lathe on liveleak and ever since that video I've taken tool safety EXTREMELY seriously. Like, I bought safety goggles and wear them for drilling random screws. I never even thought about it before that.
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by argc 5y ago
I was just thinking, maybe you could accept (detailed) proposals, and then the proposal writers would make a small commission when their proposal is selected, and then the implementer would also get paid for actually doing the work. This w
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by argc 5y ago
Hire people to work on the project, so their incentives can align with yours. Like, its worth more to you for someone to spend a lot of time on the important issues and less or no time on the unimportant issues, but pay-by-issue would lead
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by argc 5y ago
This is awesome, I recently have discovered the youtube lofi universe and have basically stopped using spotify while working.
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by argc 6y ago
As a current AWS employee, I can say I'm proud to be working for AWS (at least my organization) but incredibly embarrassed to be working for Amazon. I had written a much more scathing comment about the Amazon side of the business but I
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by argc 6y ago
I think this is true when someone is speaking--liars often try to hide behind details which they think makes their stories believable and explains the discrepancies that they see in their own fabricated story. But I have the opposite perc
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by argc 6y ago
You have to allow selling or else you risk forcing your customers to hold a stock while its price is dropping. Robinhood customers would be even more pissed about that.
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by argc 6y ago
I like doing programming at home but talking to people in the office. Trying to connect with someone over zoom is the most worthless exercise
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by argc 6y ago
Yup they single handedly took down wirecard and risked their reputation for it.
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by argc 6y ago
This is neither incompetence nor surprising. Maybe you’ve only worked at large companies who have had time to optimize things for years (and even then, I see grotesque software decisions at my large company quite often). Try accepting that
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by argc 6y ago
This rings true. As soon as it was politicized neither side will budge an inch. And scientific progress requires people being able to admit they were wrong in the face of new evidence. Egos should not be wrapped up in how many feet at wh
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by argc 6y ago
Our goal should be a nice balance that is preferable to me.
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by argc 6y ago
As helm charts become used by more people and more complicated, exposing more of the underlying config, they just turn into a set of yaml files with as much or more complexity as the thing they are trying to replace. Configuration with int
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by argc 6y ago
My daughter is only 1, and has gone to daycare through the entire pandemic, but I can say with near certainty that if she was a few years older, I would rather hire a nanny to take her to the park everyday rather than put her in a virtual k
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by argc 7y ago
Would a possible recovery method be to roll the plane somewhat so that when the nose is forced down, it doesn't take the plane directly toward the ground?
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by argc 8y ago
100M seems insanely high, beyond what anything man made would be able to contain. Is it extremely short lived? Or over a very small area? Very interesting.
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by argc 9y ago
Humor, and human language in general, is complicated and its appropriate use is subjective.
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by argc 9y ago
My experience is completely different from yours in regards to every single point you make. Working at a big company (amazon) has increased my salary significantly, made me better technically, and noticeably made it easier for me to find a
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by argc 10y ago
Would you be willing to elaborate a little on your career path? Sounds really interesting.
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by argc 10y ago
A (lonely?) example of AWS playing catchup to GCP.
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by argc 10y ago
Same problem, I never check any notes I write on a computer or phone. A physical planner for me is the way to go, I'm not sure why I tend to check it more often but I do. I also enjoy writing in it quite a bit more, I can draw diagra
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by argc 10y ago
It would be pretty annoying if he was making all this up. Posting a signed random quote does not prove anything. Signing something provably recent is better, especially if that is message akin to "Satoshi is Craig".
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Pets, Cattle Politically Incorrect?(github.com)
2 points by argc 11y ago|1 comments
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by argc 11y ago
If I was offered that much I would say the same thing. Although, I might try to have something else lined up first.
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by argc 11y ago
I use kubernetes in production at work for a large website and at home for very small projects. It is awesome for both.
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by argc 11y ago
Same here...
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by argc 11y ago
I am an American. I love trains. Taking the train is 1000x times more enjoyable than driving for me, even if it takes longer (within reason). Seriously, I think time spent driving is almost completely wasted. Train rides can be spent do

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