celdon25

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   by celdon25 5y ago

   Yikes, I see quite a lot of grandstanding in that thread, and the linked Github issue.
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   by celdon25 5y ago

   Not sure I would want to put that kind of information in the cloud where a paper trail could be potentially used in court to argue impairment in ANY kind of dispute.
3. 723.▲
   by celdon25 5y ago

   I actually had to use this about a year ago to build a SOAR system at a Fortune 500 company. The Tines team was pretty responsive to questions and requests for help, and they even sent me a nice box of swag. The box arrived after I resigned
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   by celdon25 5y ago

   locate32 already does this just fine, been using it for years
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   by celdon25 5y ago

   Anders Sandberg, the author, was heavily involved with the orionsarm.com project (hard science-fiction worldbuilding). It was a big, big influence on my youth in the early 2000's, at the age of 17, while I went through a deep explorati
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   by celdon25 5y ago

   I've had professional gigs spanning Ruby, Elixir, JS, C#, F#, and Python. I've found that Ruby is the most enjoyable to work with and has the easiest learning curve. It's a language that doesn't feel pretentious or dysfu
7. 727.▲
   by celdon25 5y ago

   Please tell me this is a satirical inside joke in reference to the current political climate.
8. 728.▲
   by celdon25 5y ago

   The difference is that chart you linked is actually reasonably well-made.
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   by celdon25 5y ago

   I feel like this article itself is overhyped. I don't really see anything ground-breaking here, and the author doesn't really elaborate on why the examples fit into the arbitrary categories given. > This categorization is inten
10. 730.▲
    by celdon25 5y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised if there's already a correlation.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    Something tells me that solving this would not help the OP's chances of landing a job. * "Why do people like JSON so much?" * No work history on LinkedIn except a <1 year contract in 2005 > "This got posted to Hack
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I think you are taking the "dark twin" phrase too far. There were plenty of differences between Tesla and Edison, Musk and Bezos, mentioned as examples in the article. The concept of nemesis isn't built upon conscious beliefs
13. 733.▲
    by celdon25 5y ago

    Awesome! I hope this means more competitors for YouTube soon, featuring videos that aren't just related to fringe politics.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I would have told him not to quit his day job. That sounds ridiculous.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    “If they can get Capone, they can get you.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhsUHDJ0BFM
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I wish I had more time to read these, as sometimes you can find techniques that are potentially superior for some use-cases. Some of them are out there in these books, having since-been replaced by a cheaper, commoditized equivalent.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I've suffered since the age of 21, but the attacks are less frequent these days (I'm 35). I do not take any painkillers for it, even OTC. I have tried 6 or 7 "professionally-made" mouth guards, some of which cost thousan
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    The show "Burn Notice" does a lot of this as well, but with James Bond spy antics. Lots of which involve different ways to open doors. There was one episode where he explains that when you have to walk through a door in a hostile
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I'm not one of those people and I found the article to be pretty useless.
20. 740.▲
    by celdon25 5y ago

    People should be making new search engines then, not easier ways to access other parts of the same broken system.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    If I'm understanding your question correctly, pills on the black market are manufactured with colors, shapes, imprints in order to imitate other pills, in a counterfeit way. This fentanyl business is a weapon of mass destruction, as fa
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I use this on a daily basis. Really has been a game changer for my remote work. Thank you!
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    This was one of my top favorites back in the day.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

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    by celdon25 5y ago

    > But there is so much more that can be done with NFTs. For some thing, ownership actually gives you an advantage. You mean like this? https://stampery.com/
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    [flagged]
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    > "Occasionally you have the teammate without an optimal AV setup for conference calls where everytime they speak there's an echo, and I'd be like, "psst... get a pair of these, the mic quality is great and they'
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    I've worked at places that don't notice if you're not working, and those were unfulfilling jobs, and those companies have generally performed poorly. To be fair, I've also worked on teams that have demanded disproportion
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    Just wanted to leave a reminder here that low user count does not necessarily imply low utility. The goal of a fork isn't to become the next monopoly.
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    by celdon25 5y ago

    > He also drinks alcohol, he likes a pint, so perhaps he doesn't know that alcohol dissolves fat soluble vitamins from the liver, which in excess can cause a vitamin A deficiency. Funny enough, when I met him in person in 2007, he w