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by californical 7y ago
Thank you for the answer! Glad to know I was wrong. Appreciate it :)
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by californical 7y ago
This seems wrong to me. I don't know statistics well enough to say why, and I may be totally off, but I'm thinking like "birthday paradox" type of thing. Anyone with more statistics knowledge have a better answer?
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by californical 7y ago
Seems a little misleading that it's €19.99/mo after a €2644.00 down payment. Still cheap, but not THAT cheap.
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by californical 7y ago
I bought a monitor once on amazon a couple of years ago. It seemed legit -- packaging looked authentic. Monitor looked authentic. But the power cable was really weird and clunky. It had no branding on it, and everything was written in Chine
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by californical 7y ago
How does your daughter feel about it? It's probably good to involve her in the conversation too
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by californical 7y ago
Never know when someone may not be a native English speaker, thought that might have been possible to get stuck on haha.
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by californical 7y ago
I thought it made sense from the context -- the moderators on both platforms have that feeling. I could say "I feel like I spent all day doing code reviews," meaning that I probably did other things too, but the volume of code rev
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by californical 7y ago
This is a really cool idea, and I like it so far!! -- would you mind sharing what the different ranges are for each type? I see people chatting, but not sure how close they are to me... Within 10 miles radius? 100? Edit: I'm on mobile,
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by californical 7y ago
So I've never actually done this, but I think this makes sense: You can just structure your code in this way -- divide hard boundaries in your monolith. Segment things apart the same as they would be in microservices. Have a collection
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by californical 7y ago
I don't think it's a conspiracy -- If you can't go to expedia.com as easily as you can Google search Expedia, you'll probably do the later. And if you Google search Expedia, the first result is usually an ad for Expedia.
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by californical 7y ago
I didn't know much about Seth's blog before, but that doesn't matter as long as I remember it for the future!