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6y ago
Considering we already do this once per year for the flu, its not even that unreasonable of a measure if its necessary to do monthly, bimonthly, quarterly, etc.
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ChAdOx1 would certainly make a good IRC handle.
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6y ago
Read the article and commented on the headline ;)
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Strange not including China as a major economy. I thought they were huge!
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They don't want to say what happened. It sounds like the problem is negligence in security design and not just a few employees who were manipulated.
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He's an obstructionist. The plan is to block everything, no compromise. He's even taken contradicting stances when the other side raises an issue he previously supported.
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6y ago
At a minimum it should be free to the people of Ireland in some legalese way. Much simpler just to go full open source.
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Jewel/ Safeway/ Albertsons online ordering systems are abysmal. Very high friction to browse, endless searching, and when you get to the end you find out that the items you selected are not in inventory for that store. The switc
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6y ago
Lets talk about china right now.
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6y ago
Lets talk about china right now.
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6y ago
The market seems like any system really. It can be stable, but this is only common with a diverse array of variables. Otherwise it gets into positive or negative feedback loops. Human behavior acts as a dampener or an amplifier.
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When I worked somewhere 100% for the money, my motivation declined and I ended up in such a rut I was one of the worst performers on the team. Compensation is important but if they are golden handcuffs, your organization (and employee) will
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Glimpse is a better name anyway.
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6y ago
Its just a name, and an interesting project.
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I've noticed myself doing this with Tmux. I'll occasionally have a terminal that is essentially a thumbnail that I swap into a bigger pane. I think people doing this are making up for a lack of having a visual pager since they w
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6y ago
For me it was called the 90's.
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6y ago
We played pengaloo a lot. Its a matching game. We just work together to find the matching eggs. The kids enjoy the thrill of checking the eggs as well as the cute characters.
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I think I've enjoyed card based games more over time for this reason. Lots of variety in game pieces look great on sites like kickstarter, but end up being boring. The modern games from the 90's a d 00's seem to have hit a
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I've found that many games translate easily to 5 year olds by tweaking the rules. Removing hidden information and playing cooperatively works best.
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It sounds like you are pushing commits and not shuffling tickets around a system of black holes.
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6y ago
I think of my work outfit as more like a costume.
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It also requires you to hold others accountable to a much greater extent. Part of what drove me away from remote work was the additional effort required to get people to respond to anything. When you were remote, you were invisible.
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This feels like blowing smoke into the media to distract from the two headlines this week. Economic numbers are being hidden because they are unflattering and US has passed 100k deaths.
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Why is lemon sugar flavored carbonated beverage called Mountain Dew? Shouldn't the soda companies use less convoluted language? Why is Confluent not just called Kafka+? Why isn't Kafka called LinkedIn distributed subscriber serv
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Org-mode does nifty things like letting you plop a date tag anywhere and indexing it for reminders later, like 5 day outlook. Its basically text only onenote.
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6y ago
This is college board we are talking about. I guess parents will just have to pay for another exam and hope its graded fairly.
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I'm guessing that is unlikely for the parent post.
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the great thing about this is you dont even need vim, its built into bash.
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6y ago
Foxit does pagination.
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6y ago
I think you can do balloons as local coop?
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