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by chrisan 9y ago
It is a PDF link which is fully searchable! Granted, I don't know why they couldn't just put it in HTML. At the very least they should change the link text and/or add some alt text on what exactly they will be clicking on
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by chrisan 9y ago
Aren't these cloudwatch/cron events basically doing exactly that? People are keeping their functions hot and not using resources but AWS is having to keep those containers up 100% of the time
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by chrisan 9y ago
Or any of the liberal arts. The "well rounded" argument works both ways!
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by chrisan 9y ago
Breaking things down into smaller parts will help you estimate better. Also, sadly, just getting more experience will improve your estimating. Don't expect to be very accurate when you start. Most young developers, myself included, t
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by chrisan 9y ago
Ya.. I don't get how they can call this a "remote-first" approach or adheres to "Do the Right Thing" for the employees The reason these high cost of living places exist is because they are in high demand due to all
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by chrisan 9y ago
> It is a pity that they are so expensive. Some of these books are over 40hrs long I listen to. My current book, Oathbringer, is 55hrs. I find the length and professional voice acting to provide more than enough value for the $15/
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by chrisan 9y ago
is that the first thing on people's mind when they take home more money?
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by chrisan 9y ago
> 1. voters did not elect a Republican government. Gerrymandering has given Republicans wins in many places where Democrats would have won in any other universe. Likely rigged electronic voting machines that have no audit trail have give
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by chrisan 9y ago
Seems like a next step would be just buying Netflix with threats of pulling? Maybe Netflix can survive on its own OC, which is growing each time I load it up.
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by chrisan 9y ago
Bitcoin's last 9 months have been pretty insane.
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by chrisan 9y ago
Well said. > Most people see version control as an obstacle standing in the way of accomplishing some other task. They just want to save their progress towards some goal. In other words, they want version control to be a save file featur
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by chrisan 9y ago
Can we then say 8.3% of people killed are by police? 75% killed by people close to them (not sure if they showed police close to them deaths) 16.6% killed by a stanger 8.3% killed by a police stranger (not that that is good!)
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by chrisan 9y ago
> It's mostly blacks and Latinos getting killed and they are still minorities. And the poor white Americans that also fall victim to police and other gun violence just don't have much political influence Honest question: Couldn
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by chrisan 9y ago
> 3) Large COL adjustments make no sense to me. So I work for a remote company and choose to live somewhere cheaper and they think that the value I'm providing is less? The end result of this is that remote devs get screwed on avera
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by chrisan 9y ago
Sure both can happen. I think the real fear is an army of AI bots gone wrong. I don't think we've had an army of humans turn on each other. Humans will always make mistakes, and not that two humans can't make the same mista
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by chrisan 9y ago
Its still the right attitude to have or else every hindsight choice is going to be regret, and we'll be talking trillionaires. No one can predict the future. It could have gone down to 0.10 instead of up to 1000. Should everyone buy
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by chrisan 9y ago
Not easily. In most places I have lived you have at most 2 options. DSL (if you are close enough) or cable. I guess anyone can do satellite but... shudders Cable is like fiefdoms of old Europe and I'm they would like to keep it th
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by chrisan 9y ago
Same boat for me. I also have 1 of my monitors in portrait mode that I don't think I could give up by switching to a single ultra wide
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by chrisan 9y ago
> 6.) FaceID for the iphoneX. I'm personally loving it on mine. Sorry kinda OT from malovent/benevolent route, but is FaceID fast? Or rather, is it just as fast as the normal way of unlocking with finger? Do you have to tilt y
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by chrisan 9y ago
Plus, wouldnt the cost be nearly the same if they were on older windows/office and just looking to upgrade to latest?
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Impact of GOP Tax Plan on Grad Students(wired.com)
3 points by chrisan 9y ago|2 comments
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by chrisan 9y ago
It could also be the "normal" stuff has been asked many times over and he might be into a very niche/obscure topic. I have a question that I was my own answer on. It was pretty obscure (pageant/cygwin specific) and when
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by chrisan 9y ago
> Am I missing something about this product in that it measures anything related to code quality? I think it is just a tool to be used as you desire. It can certainly be misused, like any tool or method, and promote bad results. If you
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by chrisan 9y ago
> Last I checked everyone running Linux on the Server has skipped ahead to containers so now very little of these syscall filtering games even apply anymore. That's a big jump. Any stats on the so called container usage by "ev
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by chrisan 9y ago
> 1. A cadre of diehards can't wait to post how amazing Postgress is or would be for whatever it is the OP is doing (as an aside, why isn't Postgres more popular if it's so amazing?); and I'm a happy MySQL user, all o
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Amazon CloudFront now lets you select minimum TLS v1.1, v1.2 for connections(aws.amazon.com)
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by chrisan 9y ago
Is there anything free that doesn't have a 15min delay?
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by chrisan 9y ago
> the heroin addicts will no longer have to resort to robberies and other crime in order to fund their addictions How does decriminalization of the possession and use lead to increased money for addicts that they will no longer have to r
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by chrisan 9y ago
Has anyone used virtual columns with MySQL for a direct json-index substitute? http://mysqlserverteam.com/indexing-json-documents-via-virtu...
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by chrisan 9y ago
> Story for Medium members only Is this new?

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