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by codyb 8y ago
Did Washington kill civilians? He was a slave owner. Not sure mass murderer is on the money like it is for Stalin and Mao. Don’t know enough about Che.
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by codyb 9y ago
That’s not a bad idea for an app. Maybe get an alert with a random passage every day or something.
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by codyb 9y ago
Just because others have done something doesn’t excuse the behavior of the individual. That being said, just because someone has done something horrible doesn’t mean they can’t do good things.
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by codyb 9y ago
That was my guess as someone who has worked places where database access is restricted to a whitelisted set of ips that includes the internal network. Take over the thermometer and you can send requests to the database as a whitelisted ip.
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by codyb 9y ago
I would assume it's so you can't just cheat by looking at a friends answers and seeing what they got right or wrong or whatever. One of my friends friends won last night at the $10,000 prize level but she only got $24 after all th
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by codyb 9y ago
I think you may have missed the joke here. A pyramid scheme is an unsustainable business model where the gains accrue at the top. The fact the author built it in racket (a racket being another dishonest scheme) makes it all the funnier.
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by codyb 9y ago
I just found this neat little bot thanks to Reddit. You can text "resist" to 504-09 and it'll ask you some questions about your name and where you live, show you your reps, and give you options for messaging them. All totally
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by codyb 9y ago
I agree with most of your points but a couple of hundred dollars a month sounds like a ton of packages. I think I have hulu live with no ads, HBO, and Netflix for well under a hundred. You could divide the $99 bucks I spent on Amazon Prime
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by codyb 9y ago
Really neat article, might try to putz around with Brotli, hadn't even heard of it before. Was anyone else totally fascinated at those iPhone 8 processing times? Holy shit, it's faster than a Macbook Pro 16!! That's absolutel
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by codyb 9y ago
A big thing not mentioned yet in the comments is to figure out exactly what's burning you out. Is it the work? Is it the people? Is it the office? Is it the commute? Is it the structure of the day? Find out exactly what it is that&#x27
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by codyb 9y ago
I love when I can yell and scream for a little. It's half the reason I go to concerts I think, cause no one cares if you just holler your heart out. It can be tough to find times to just viscerally yell at the top of your lungs in NYC.
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by codyb 9y ago
I completely agree. Whether or not he's gatekeeping a bit by shitting on Go and JavaScript, and whether or not he's promoting his book about haskell. I totally agree. It's when I'm lost that I've learned the most. I
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by codyb 9y ago
Apple doesn't know everything about me, nor do they want to. Where are you getting your information?
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by codyb 9y ago
? You don't give your biometrics data to anyone when you use touch or faceId. Are you sure you know what you're talking about? Right now Apple _might_ be a dominant share in the SmartWatch category but certainly not in any other c
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by codyb 9y ago
If someone pings me I'll be right there for them. Setting up development environments absolutely sucks but it's usually a one time thing. Pair programming is great and I'd never advocate a development environment where senior
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by codyb 9y ago
Hm. Maybe I'm nuts but I have literally no idea what desiring a private and quiet space for concentration does to ruin a persons ability to work as a teammate. My coworkers love their noise canceling ear phones. That's great. What
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by codyb 9y ago
Good. Apple is one of my favorite companies. I just absolutely love what they're doing and have done in terms of personal privacy. I'm really disheartened that they've moved to an open office layout. It's a surefire way
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by codyb 9y ago
Oh yea. I absolutely agree with you. My faith is in the American people to continue fighting.
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by codyb 9y ago
Also, in a lot of places officers are carrying narcan and saving lots of lives. Maybe that's the best thing these guys have done in a long time.
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by codyb 9y ago
Hmm, I do agree with you but when I read that I read that as literally meaning "these police officers have no time to dwell on whats wrong". With that many deaths and overdoses in just one week a lot of these departments are prett
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by codyb 9y ago
And a lot of the bots are probably primarily used for other services like Tinder which require Facebook logins.
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by codyb 9y ago
I'm only 27 and I suck at these tests. This year alone I've run the gamut working frontend, backend (Spring), services (clojure), elasticsearch, and a bit of devops. I tried one last night after a nine hour work day in JavaScript
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by codyb 9y ago
I think the subsidation is actually kind of neat actually. I may subsidize a ton of stuff I'll never watch for a bunch of other people but they're simultaneously subsidizing a bunch of niche programs for me which may never have be
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by codyb 9y ago
Everything except that damn remote.
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by codyb 9y ago
I wouldn't say very few, driving is a large portion of many breadwinners duties whether they're cab drivers or truck drivers and those jobs will very shortly in the grand scheme of things be automated out. Tellers, and clerks are
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by codyb 9y ago
Ugh, finder is shit. I've set my default to list view a million times only to see a bunch of folder icons on my screen everytime I double click a directory. I enjoy living in terminal. I'm very mediocre with both find and grep but
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by codyb 9y ago
It's pretty incredible. Search history and e-mail alone almost certainly reveal staggering amounts of personal information about most people. I try to "spread" my data. Apple for maps/messaging/photos, Signal, DuckD
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by codyb 9y ago
The thing about the college library is everyone knows that you're supposed to be quiet there. Open offices, I find, are much more akin to the dormitory cafeteria than the library. I hate that if I want quiet I can't have my monito
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by codyb 9y ago
And presumably as soon as you see it's a day care you can say "neat" and move on to the next location.
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by codyb 9y ago
Yea commiting by hunks is also super useful. I find a lot of engineers only have a cursory understanding of a lot of git. Rebase vs merge throws a lot of people off and not a lot of people know about git bisect which is just incredibly usef

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