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   by bboylen 5y ago

   Yeah guess this is where Typescript comes in
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   0,[1] right? :)
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   I don't think people realize how expensive pickup trucks are. The 2021 F-150 Platinum Trim you mentioned starts at $59,110 - these are luxury vehicles.
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   That's helpful and reassuring, thank you. I'm hoping to start attending in person tech events/meetups soon. Hopefully people are excited to be able to meet new people again :) Congratulations by the way!
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   How was the job search? Was LS' career services useful at all? I'm a self taught dev that is going to start looking for a job in a few months
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   Data science bootcamps don't make much sense to me unless the student is coming from a STEM background. If someone has studied engineering and already had courses in linear algebra,stats, basic programming, then it shouldn't be ha
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   There could be a price that worked but I don't think there are many businesses that can go offline for several months and come back fine. I'm most familiar with the industry I work in, (O&G), where a day not operating is an in
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   As we saw with the covid market crash, a lot of companies (like airlines) don't keep a lot of cash on hand. If they had 0 revenue for several months but still had operating costs, I am assuming they would need a loan
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   by bboylen 5y ago

   Who is going to invest cash into a business that has to stop operating for N months, while maintaining everyone on payroll?
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    by bboylen 5y ago

    Part of the problem is some climate change deniers openly accept that having more CO2 will heat the earth but also say that having more CO2 in the air will "green" the Earth. This is true in a sense - plants need CO2 - but it does
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    I feel like people often regret not taking the risk to go work (hard) on something they find meaningful. Not sure if as many regret that they didn't put in the extra hours to get to the next level in a big corporation.
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    Thanks for the info. It is apparent to me from living life that meat is a big part of a healthy diet. But it can be frustrating seeing studies such as this one come out and not knowing what to believe. I recently started dating a vegetarian
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    Wow I never thought of it this way. Scary stuff
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    For anyone unfamiliar and curious, this is how the Tails OS works. https://tails.boum.org/
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    Varda Space raises $9M for manufacturing in space(axios.com)

    2 points by bboylen 6y ago|0 comments
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    I of course agree we should do something. I just disagree with the logic that the entire burden falls on developed countries. As well as the magnitude of that burden. Going carbon negative as the parent comment said developed countries &quo
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    If it is absurd to think that Bangladesh would jeopardize their growth in interest of lowering emissions, how is it not absurd to think that developed countries should neglect their own economic interests in favor of going carbon negative t
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    In many areas of the country it is very, very challenging to get anywhere without one. I don't think access to grocery store / work is necessarily trivial to life.
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    by bboylen 6y ago

    I agree, but it is telling that some in Silicon Valley are quite literally seeking immortality.