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901.
by bfrog 9y ago
Not really, they've been trying to get a different job that entire time without success.
902.
by bfrog 9y ago
You sure? I personally know people doing it as their primary income in a top 5 us city in pop. It's a grind.
903.
by bfrog 9y ago
Its difficult to see the point in voting for a lot people when the districts and elections are more or less heavily weighted, by those (party/individual) being elected, in their favor. Have you seen voting districts drawn on maps? No s
904.
by bfrog 9y ago
The "gig" economy as some people are calling it appear to be closer that of subsidized serfdom by the wealthy. What else do you call it when you pay people to feed you, shop for you, and drive you aruond?
905.
by bfrog 9y ago
I corrected my initial comment to match that.
906.
by bfrog 9y ago
It will fail when quality of life degrades quickly enough for the have nots (most of us). As in we can't afford a roof of the non-roach motel kind even with well above median wages (already true). Can't afford to get sick (been tr
907.
by bfrog 9y ago
Housing went up 6.8% since last january alone. I didn't see any news about wages matching so yeah, I think there's a hidden layer of inflation on certain goods/services (housing, healthcare) that just aren't being weight
908.
by bfrog 9y ago
Which is amusing given they don't have to pay the actual labor to deliver goods or make food. Are they set up in the valley paying mega wages perhaps?
909.
by bfrog 9y ago
They're all pretty much mediocre. GrubHub especially I avoid after having several orders simply disappear without warning. Waiting an hour only to check by calling up the place and finding out they never got the order is frustrating. T
910.
by bfrog 9y ago
In reality the functional difference at this point is low for new devices. Also when you spend $1K on something you don't expect it to degrade so badly in a year or two like these devices do... And certainly have low incentive s to rep
911.
by bfrog 9y ago
Meson and Ninja being adopted by gnome is game changing
912.
by bfrog 9y ago
It looks like they're at least attempting to work towards user friendliness, which is by far my biggest complaint. My other big complaint is that when something goes wrong its damn near impossible to figure it out. Trying to figure out
913.
by bfrog 9y ago
Semantically thats what the Rust std library linked list does as well https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.LinkedList.... However that LinkedList implementation requires unsafe{} to be implemented. All
914.
by bfrog 9y ago
This sounds amazing. Looking forward to trying it out on my rpi
915.
by bfrog 9y ago
Considering the stock rose nearly 50% after last earnings... It was bound to fall.
916.
by bfrog 9y ago
Ads (matching, serving, recording analytics), Scylla uses the same protocol Cassandra does. I've been using the CDRS crate which is pretty nice. It has a few rough spots that I've started to smooth over and send PRs for when I get
917.
by bfrog 9y ago
10x what, salary? Never met an engineer making 10x my wages. If you make 10x my wages, let's talk
918.
by bfrog 9y ago
Rust on Linux with Cassandra, the strong typing without a GC is a boon to stability and performance (my own sanity). Cassandra is fantastic, looking forward to using Scylla at some point.
919.
by bfrog 9y ago
I ran one of these for quite awhile, it was fantastic
920.
by bfrog 9y ago
Would that include google ads? Because I personally find 99,% of ads to be disruptive
921.
by bfrog 9y ago
Since its entirely user provided, I don't think its going to ever be.
922.
by bfrog 9y ago
Why just solar, why not place tariff's on all imported goods unfairly priced and dumped into the US market. The US market is bleeding cash. Our number one export in the future (besides our currency) might be the garbage piles of all th
923.
by bfrog 9y ago
I ordered up a stm32f3 discovery to tinker with this
924.
by bfrog 9y ago
Healthcare here is a joke. No clear pricing, no clarity on what is or isn't actually covered, mega bills that get delivered a year late then you then have to argue over. The only way to not go bankrupt is to not get sick, ever.
925.
by bfrog 9y ago
Has this at all caused google to reconsider the heterogeneous nature of the cloud in terms of hardware? It seems like Google the company is constantly fixing/redoing various intel problems such as ME and now this. Google is part of ope
926.
by bfrog 9y ago
Time to switch to an Epyc host?
927.
by bfrog 9y ago
Indeed, perhaps it will give you some fun ideas!
928.
by bfrog 9y ago
I've been using https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv which is quite nice and has a few other very handy csv tools.
929.
by bfrog 9y ago
Really? Sure smells like it despite all the claims its not.
930.
by bfrog 9y ago
Honestly at this point if it collapses, it could be the trigger for a market pull back

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