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by cco 7y ago
Would be an interesting slack integration to enable setting SLAs. Say a message prefaced with (question) starts a timer and then you can track an SLA against that. I would actually love that for open channels.
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by cco 7y ago
It is very difficult to talk about both words given the amount of meaning that has been layered on top of both over the years. Generally conservative just means you are cautious around change, whereas progressives are much less cautious and
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by cco 7y ago
File those under "basically irrelevant" in my opinion. Once you have a relatively cheap phone, you're basically satisfied your Maslow hierarchy for technology, i.e. you can accomplish most of the requirements of existing as a
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by cco 7y ago
>Isn't progressivism basically forcing people to change? Some might see that as a nearly violent act against their freedom. But really, what else is there to progressivism than "you must change"? Does the above re-wording
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by cco 7y ago
>It varies by person but is generally not a major effect. A few hundred calories is typical and is largely attributable to changes in NEAT. A few hundred calories is ~10-16% of the daily necessary caloric intake of many people, I daresay
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by cco 7y ago
5th: I've wanted dark mode in slack for a long time and would not have heard about it without this post.
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by cco 7y ago
All of these strike me as being very similar to Southern American phrases. "Cuter than a bug's ear", "Madder than a stuck pig", "Don't piss on my shoes and tell me its raining" etc are all examples of
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by cco 7y ago
You've never had to read and understand some data, analyze it, and then communicate your results via written word in your career? I'm totally willing to grant you that the majority of careers do not require this skill but most whi
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by cco 7y ago
Wait until you hear about the AK-94!
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by cco 7y ago
I don't think its legal, try suing them and request a jury, I don't think the hospital would win.
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by cco 7y ago
If I go to a restaurant's website I want to know two, maybe there things, their hours, the menu, and possibly their phone number/reservation link. I have never wanted anything else.
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by cco 7y ago
These are all very easy to discuss at work without politics. You ask, "Do you have any dietary restrictions? If so you should make sure to read the menu closely, it'll tell you what the dish contains." There, now I know as mu
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by cco 7y ago
You live long enough to become a terrible company, bought by one, or go bankrupt.
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by cco 7y ago
I cannot fathom why. What's the best case scenario? China lets them operate for long enough to absorb the tech they want and then give them the boot? Or is the best case scenario Google just continues to bow to China for the foreseeabl
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by cco 7y ago
Your comment seems unbelievable to me, though maybe this has more to do with my distaste for lines in general, but I can't believe that a fast food place has developed a sandwich that would warrant a 30 minute drive let alone a 25 minu
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by cco 7y ago
Those cardboard tubs will have a plastic liner and thus be un-recyclable and non-compostable. Nearly no consumer cardboard containers for non-dry food are pure cardboard, they all have liners to protect the cardboard. Very few will have a w
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by cco 7y ago
Wouldn't that be a Trojan horse?
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by cco 7y ago
Next time someone tells you, "Well even the poorest of us today eats better than a king in the middle ages" think about this quality "inflation". What is the current cost today of putting high quality, wild meat on the t
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by cco 7y ago
>...for hundreds of kilometers in any direction there are zero humans... I think you've argued directly for the previous poster's point no?
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by cco 7y ago
Have your IT team enforce it? If you don't have centralized management of your computers then you're probably small enough to go around to everybody and say, "install this".
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by cco 7y ago
Works fine for me?
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by cco 7y ago
I can't fathom this level of good will afforded to the DOD, the history of the US govt's intelligence services _must_ earn them zero presumption of innocence by now right?
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by cco 7y ago
I think your analogy misses the key point, that is in your analogy the company that sent out the defective physical product is now "fined" by the US government and forced to send out repair kits to those that request them; when a
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by cco 7y ago
I think this is needlessly inflammatory. I agree with Trump on this and I’m sure many here do as well. No one has yet said, “orange man bad” so we shouldn’t conjure up that bug bear until it happens, it detracts from good faith conversation
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by cco 7y ago
From my reading of the law the vast majority of tip pools are not legal, to wit: >Tip Pool: The requirement that an employee must retain all tips does not preclude a valid tip pooling or sharing arrangement among employees who customaril
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by cco 7y ago
Also illegal, so report a restaurant if you know they’re doing that.
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by cco 7y ago
I've brought this up at my workplace as well and it isn't a budget issue in the US, it's mostly a lack of creativity or follow through from your office management team. Because more private, both in height and gap, doors aren
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by cco 7y ago
It is not a bad idea per se, just harder to do vs. non-human waste composting. Temperatures have to be more tightly regulated and obviously the handling of the raw waste carries an increased risk for workers but it is not working with dynam
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by cco 7y ago
A description of the food, is this a gotcha?
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by cco 7y ago
> Ask Google, which is actively encouraging people to write web sites that only work on Chrome. Why would I ask Google? We’re talking about Apple Podcasts.

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