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Why just that one? The thing is the vast (vast, vast) majority of blogs are all about profit maximization. I view reading any of this rubbish as simply advertainment and refrain from it. At least they're honest about it. Hell the New
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I've been running this for the last 5 hours, since I saw the posting. Thankfully, in arch it's just part of the aur. Frankly, it's awesome. It's literally every single thing I dislike about Spotify fixed. There are no po
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5y ago
Can't you just do that outside of Spotify? It would be nicer if you could in app, but with pavucontrol I have Spotify send music where it belongs.
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5y ago
I constantly come back to some of the incredibly high quality documentation I see in places like Plaid, as my examples. Provide API docs, with examples, bonus if you can provide multi-language samples. Doing so saves me tremendous amounts o
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Sorry... prisoners don't have the right to vote? What country is this?
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Planet Money had a great podcast ( https://www.npr.org/2018/11/22/670313841/atlanta-falcons-cut... ) examining the other approach, the Atlanta Falcons lowering their food cost overall. I don't know if
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I've never understood this. The first interview exists to sell me on the company, and for me to express my desire to work there. It's for alignment. Three questions I always ask are 1. What's your hiring process, 2. What'
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5y ago
גם וגם
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Yes, this is easily splitting Talmudic hairs. In English lovingkindness is really loving-kindness, a form of kindness that is done from the place of love. But lovingkindness is the notion that love and kindness have equal weight.
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Of course - you cannot bury yourself. But, I'd argue that it's not the kindness translation of חסר but lovingkindness, more ברסלבish
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Since when has ZAKA not trained with, and trained search and rescue? After basic, and initials there's are courses with ZAKA. ZAKA wasn't the provider of service, just of training.
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5y ago
It's more than that. Part of it is army training, but a giant part of it is organizations like ZAKA ( https://zakaworld.org/ ) whose mission comes from our core religious beliefs. As Jews, we're ideally buried fully
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It's funny - the reality is that it depends on the organization. It's not lost on me that everyone wants to hear about your side projects from a technical and general interest perspective. It serves many companies as a reasonable
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5y ago
It sounds like you're able to use bright screens, and for (potentially) lengthy periods of time still. Depending on your linguistic abilities you could look into tech writing, or copy writing. Your technical background could be quite u
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5y ago
Sure- how about instead of delete s/username/redact. Soft delete and replace X person's username with redacted<id>. I assume the display costs are then similar.
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I already know - it's not quite a thing. It would be possible to delete the account and not the content. Frankly, who cares if it guts a thread. Individuals whose opinions change over time, or desire said privacy should have the oppo
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5y ago
If only the same freedom existed across all platforms. Like say HN. I do find it frustrating that the same freedom isn't accorded to you here.
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Right - whereas I find this the most exciting series of things I get to do, by far. It's always a game of hunt the wocket - especially when you're trying to not just hack a solution together.
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Unfortunately we ended up giving in and using multiple GitHub organizations. There doesn't seem to be a better answer like repository tagging or labeling. It's not ideal, and has definitely resulted in lost issues, duplicated eff
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EPP: EU Parliament Approves Mass Surveillance of Private Communications
(european-pirateparty.eu)
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Colour me paranoid.. but I think I'm a realist. From China's point of view, the creation (and concentration) of (large amounts) of wealth in the hands of individuals, leads to the concentration of power. That power in turn, become
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I find questions like this fascinating. As a religious person, I guess I don't really see the question. There's no way for me to (currently) prove or disprove the existence of a deity. Ultimately I make a faith-based decision base
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To me this is a fascinating byproduct of North American life... especially having left. The reality is that that work is the least important part of my character - though it pays for things. I have no idea what the majority of people in my
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QR menus are fantastic here. It's such a pleasurable experience. No more menus with something taped or scribbled on it due to a pricing adjustment. Given the proliferation of languages spoken here, people frequently take a menu and run
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Soon, I'm sure it will be illegal to use the various ad blocking, tracking blocking, header alteration, mac address changing, tunnel shifting, and other technologies I both deploy and use. I'm confident that this will happen withi
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What bothers me most about this, is how there's even a debate about privacy. While we (western world we) acknowledge the need for privacy and anonymity when it applies to sources in corrupt regimes, depending on politics and time of th
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Our C is both ground and no ground. We have two prong and three prong type C, much like NA has two and three prong. Currently, the electricians I've spoken to say that we do indeed use an "M" (notice the quotes) because it&#
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I could accept different standards across the world - things evolve differently. But why should a country have multiple standards? That one drives me nuts. Here in Israel fine - we use Type C... except for the completely random use of Type
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> That title belongs to Emilio Botín, who used to lead Spain’s largest bank and hid several hundred millions in a secret account in a Swiss bank. I loved when the Botin story came out. Hi name was poetry in motion!
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While true this is rather important in the finance world. Firstly, that one of the 12 regional reserves would call it thus, is something. Secondly, Kashkari (sidebar: best name ever for a banker) is considered the most soundly minded amongs
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