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by cik 7y ago
I appreciate this. The reality though is that there's no setup cost for this. Our team always has a back end that generates swagger - and swagger to postman is a quick command. The most "expensive" part of the setup was cre
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by cik 7y ago
There's no real cost if you think about it. It's cheaper to invest in the 1-3 candidates you want to bring in and actually hire (i.e they pass the personality fit) than it is to make the wrong hire. We absolutely don't compen
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by cik 7y ago
I couldn't agree more - and it impact how we hire. I refuse to give someone a "take home test"; quite frankly it reaks of a lack of respect for the candidate. Interviewing is two-sided, the organization has to check out the
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by cik 7y ago
Don't know if it helps - but it's on Steam, and even behaves on Linux. Hell the emulation is painful enough that even the real waits are part of the game.
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ICANN to Let VeriSign Raise Prices on .COMs [pdf](icann.org)
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by cik 7y ago
These are exactly the reasons behind the differences in eastern and western Canada. In the prairies we have a far more "do it yourself, screw government" attitude - for good or for bad. You've also described quite clearly one
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by cik 7y ago
Depends. Whilst the Talmud allows for the use of natural boundaries (lakes) in an Eruv, buildings cannot be unless they're a courtyard (for example) that is fenced in. This was simplified.
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by cik 7y ago
Melacha is the 39 base categories of avodah (translated, but not literally work) that went into the construction of the temple. The talmud then expands upon how we learn about and understand these - including their sources and the discussi
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by cik 7y ago
This is the hard truth that people leave out. Just build the product - the purest most minimal version you can. I mean be judicious with the knife, and slice like it's going out of style. Accept it - you're throwing out 100% of th
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by cik 7y ago
Although I no longer run it wekan ( https://wekan.github.io/ ) fits the bill perfectly. Their docker image ( https://hub.docker.com/r/wekanteam/wekan ) is always up to date, and a pleasure to work wit
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by cik 7y ago
So to be fair - I'm vegetarian. But my foods mostly consist of cooked vegetables that we had in the middle east (peppers, tomatoes, onions, leaks, etc) and not things that are here now such as sweet potato. Chickpeas (hummous), Sesame
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by cik 7y ago
I think you're bang on, except that VOIP is even more niche than secure email. Ultimately I think the problem is that email is effectively a commodity - domain providers, hosting providers... well they pretty much give it to you for f
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by cik 7y ago
I have this theory - and it's completely untested on my side. There's no data, there's just a feeling. It's qualitative, based on my own anecdote only. People were bred to eat specific foods. I gave up manufactured food
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by cik 7y ago
I've been all in on secure email, and friends the last week or so since buying yet another domain. It's really a painful world. The tradeoff continues to be that Google and Microsoft both provide a tonne of value (and security) f
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by cik 7y ago
Thanks for this. I've been a poetry fan since... the first release and pipenv really just fails for me. I'm going to check out pip-tools today.
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by cik 7y ago
Nah, it's totally different. It has beavers.
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by cik 7y ago
Ford dealers sell used cars of all types. My local Ford dealer is where I bought my first Integra (an Acura).
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by cik 7y ago
Estonia (heck, Israel too!) is really good at this - the problem is local tax law. Jurisdictions almost uniformly have rules and regulations such that decision making is deemed to happen in the jurisdiction of residence and declaration. Th
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by cik 7y ago
Exactly. One of my more frustrating lessons was the sheer amount of time I had to spend on Government related activities whilst running my previous business. I was already a Libertarian going in, but it only served to entrench my stance fu
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by cik 7y ago
Can confirm. Israelis (for the most part) have mandatory service after high school. Joining the Modiin (Intelligence Unit) is great, it's akin to other high value units like Golani and 8888, but it's just a unit. My friend in Mo
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by cik 7y ago
User name checked out ;)
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by cik 7y ago
It's sad really. I gave a talk a year ago on debugging with the pdb, the basics. Turns out I was the only developer who had ever used the pdb as opposed to bucket listing it.
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by cik 7y ago
Outside of the financial press this doesn't get nearly the amount of attention it deserves. Part of the (harsh) reality in the dislike of economics recently has been that the Behavioural Economics folks (yay Ariely!) have made it a poi
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by cik 7y ago
Part of the issue is noise, but part of the issue is desired aloneness, or personal space. I love working with headphones on, without headphones on, and without external noise. In fact, I crave it - though am effective without it. The cavea
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by cik 7y ago
It's not even competitive athletes. It's folks doing the local race. Years ago, when I was an avid cyclist, I was turned off my first local race, a meaningless city race. Three guys, and two girls were doping in the parking lot.
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by cik 7y ago
I admit that I don't know about the US - but I'd assume this would work somewhere there. Might vary by state. In Canada just buy your prepaid credit card at one of the independent corner stores we have all over the place. Several
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by cik 7y ago
Absolutely. Some of this is solvable through the use of the VM abstraction layer (hence!). Others do rely on macaddress (hence the constance rejig). Ideally one would have multiple machines for this - but we have to be realists about the qu
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by cik 7y ago
Absolutely. In fact it's possible with at least 3 different providers for whom I have accounts. Before you ask, yes they're all reputable. I'll definitely agree that VPN over TOR is (by far) more secure - but I feel as if mos
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by cik 7y ago
Well, if you're willing to accept my paranoia - here's what I did for a reasonable test. Again, it's only a start - there's more fun and paranoia to be had. At the end of the day it's about having an identity, not
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by cik 7y ago
I'm not even sure how to answer... so I'll just post some random bits. * Part of it is cultural. From a young age regardless of whether religious or not, critical thinking is taught. Frequently that comes from studying the Talmud

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